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Could you put an image here? America’s Beginning Round 1 Could you put an image here?

EventsReligionDocumentsPlacesPeople

He developed the principles of separation and balance of powers in government. Categories People 100 Points

Categories Who is Baron de Montesquieu?

People 200 Points According to this man, the three natural rights of man are life, liberty and property. Categories

Who is John Locke? People 200 Points

People 300 Points These people were American supporters of the British during the Revolutionary War. Categories

People 300 Points Categories Who were the Loyalists?

This man led the Indian rebellion against white settlement west of the Appalachians. Categories People 400 Points

Categories Who was Pontiac? People 400 Points

This person became a noted poet and playwright and wrote an early history of the American Revolution. Categories People 500 Points

Categories Who is Mercy Otis Warren? People 500 Points

This southern colony became a safe haven for debtors. Categories Places 100 Points

Categories What is Georgia?

Places 200 Points This was the first college established in the colonies. Categories

What is Harvard? Places 200 Points

Places 300 Points This colony was created as a safe haven for Catholics. Categories

Places 300 Points Categories What is Maryland?

This region is defined by the Ohio River, the Great Lakes, and the Mississippi River. Categories Places 400 Points

Categories What is the Northwest Territory? Places 400 Points

55 men representing 12 states debated amendments to the Articles of Confederation and drafted a new Constitution. Categories Places 500 Points

Categories What is Philadelphia? Places 500 Points

Thomas Paine inspired many colonists to seek independence from England when he published this pamphlet. Categories Documents 100 Points

Categories What is Common Sense?

Documents 200 Points Supports of the Constitution such as John Jay and Alexander Hamilton are known as these. Categories

What are Federalists? Documents 200 Points

Documents 300 Points This document created a loose alliance of the 13 states while preserving the independence and most of the powers of each state. Categories

Documents 300 Points Categories What are the Articles of Confederation?

This document would only take effect after 9 of the 13 states ratified it. Categories Documents 400 Points

Categories What is the Constitution? Documents 400 Points

In the creation of the Constitution, Virginia would have supported a legislation based on this. Categories Documents 500 Points

Categories What is population? Documents 500 Points

William Penn led this religious group to settle in the New World. Categories Religion 100 Points

Categories Who are the Quakers?

Religion 200 Points These people were the most radical of the Puritans. They believed that they needed to separate themselves totally from the Anglican Church. Categories

Who are the Separatists? Religion 200 Points

Religion 300 Points This radical Protestant sect wanted to strip the Anglican Church of all traces of Roman Catholic influence. Categories

Religion 300 Points Categories Who are the Puritans?

This religious group in the Middle Colonies had no priests, ministers, or preachers. Categories Religion 400 Points

Categories Who are the Quakers? Religion 400 Points

In 1636, leaders of the Massachusetts Bay Colony banished this woman for committing what they believed was an act of heresy. Categories Religion 500 Points

Categories Who is Anne Hutchinson? Religion 500 Points

This event was a revival of intense religious expression that swept through the American colonies from the 1720’s through the 1740’s. Categories Events 100 Points

Categories What was the Great Awakening?

Events 200 Points This event is also known as the Age of Reason. Categories

What is the Enlightenment? Events 200 Points

Events 300 Points This is the journey that African slaves made from Africa to the American colonies. Categories

Events 300 Points Categories What is the middle passage?

This treaty recognized the United States as a sovereign nation. Categories Events 400 Points

Categories What is the Treaty of Paris of 1783? Events 400 Points

This rebellion by Massachusetts farmers was triggered by postwar depression and heavy state taxes. Categories Events 500 Points

Categories What was Shay’s Rebellion? Events 500 Points

Time for Round 2!

The Daily Double Categories