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| Known as rebirth started a quest for knowledge about the world. |
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| helped make up for the food loss when bigger animals like the mammoth became extinct. |
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| Spread by Native Americans trading European goods. |
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| This existed in Africa prior to being introduced to Europe in the Middle Ages. |
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| Portugal sailed South, and Spain sailed West |
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| Which countries started the exploration age, and which direction did they sail? |
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| Asia wand Alaska were once connected by what? |
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| The name given to the first Americans |
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| A person who traveled from place to place without a permanent settlement |
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| The first European explorer who encountered Asian culture and traveled across land. |
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| The war fought between the Christians, and the Muslims |
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| The explorer from Portugal that sailed to India and back. |
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| The explorer from Portugal to the Cape of Good Hope and returned to Portugal. |
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| Prince Henry the Navigator |
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| The leader of Portugal that setup navigation schools for Portuguese sailors. |
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| The place where natives were converted to Christianity. |
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| The first British explorer to sail around the world. |
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| One of the most killed animals by the natives for trade with the French. |
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| The leader of the Aztecs. |
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| The Spanish conquistador who conquered the Incan Empire. |
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| The oldest city in the United States that Europeans created. |
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| This man was rejected by the Portuguese, but sailed for the Spanish, and got credit for circling the world. |
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| The Spanish explorer who crossed the Isthmus of Panama. Discovered the Pacific Ocean. |
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| Ponce de Leon explored for this, but was never able to find it. |
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| They worked for 7 years in America to gain freedom. |
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| The person that conquered the Aztecs, and they believed he was a god. |
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| The two groups of people brought to America for the first time to stabilize the Virginia Colony in the 17th Century. |
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| John Adams, Henry Lauren, and John Jay. |
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| The delegates sent to Paris to negotiate peace after the Revolutionary War. |
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| Most of the land East of the Mississippi |
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| The land granted to the United States after the Revolutionary War. |
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| The battle that effectively ended the Revolutionary War. |
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| Mississippi river still used by England and America, all British troops removed, and the British gave land east of the Mississippi river to the Americans, except Florida. |
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| The agreements made at the peace meeting in Paris, France. |
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| The British's base state during the Revolutionary War. |
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| The leader of Commander of the Continental Army. |
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| The towns where the Revolutionary War started. |
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| The battle that was the turning point of the Revolutionary war. |
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| The city of Washington's surprise attack. |
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| The British law that did not allow settlement west of the Appalachian Mountians. |
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| The agreement to be governed as long as you have a say on how you are governed. |
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| The leader of the Sons of Liberty, who labeled the Boston Massacre. |
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| Washing defeated them at the Battle of Trenton. |
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| Producing just enough food for your family. |
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| People who opposed slavery and wanted to put an end to it in America. |
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| Having more exports than imports. |
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| The route from Africa to America. |
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| The most important crop in the Chesapeake and Virginia. |
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| Refers to the cooperation between church and state. |
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| The lady that was banished from the Puritan colony and helped setup Rhode Island, and Connecticut. |
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| The country the Pilgrims left to come to America. |
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| The Puritans setup this colony in America. |
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| All Land East of the Mississippi |
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| The British received this land after the French and Indian war. |
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| The fort that the French held on the Ohio river that was taken by the English and renamed Pittsburgh. |
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| The country where the puritans were originally from. |
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| Treaty that was signed at the end of the French and Indian War. |
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| These acts put English in control of the carrying and selling of colonial products. |
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| The group that settled in Pennsylvania with William Penn as their leader. |
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| The man that was given land by the king to setup Pennsylvania. |
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| He setup Providence, Rhode Island after being banished by the Puritans. |
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| The Articles of Confederation |
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| This was originally drafted as our laws of government in 1781 and created a weak central government. |
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| This plan was supported by small states ,and Anti-federalists. |
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| This plan was supported by large states and Federalists. |
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| A system that doesn't allow one branch of government to become too powerful. |
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| The leader of the Constitutional Convention. |
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| The "Father of the Constitution" |
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| He hand wrote the Constitution, and gave the most speeches during the convention. |
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| the person given most credit for writing "the Federalists" essays to help get states to ratify the Constitution. |
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| The oldest delegate at the convention in Philadelphia. |
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| The leader of the armed rebellion in Massachusetts. |
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| The number of branches of government that were created by the Constitution. |
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| The number of delegates who signed the Constitution. |
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| Thomas Paine, Patrick Henry, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson |
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| Name two of the important people that were not present at the convention. |
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| Women, and African Americans |
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| The two groups that did not have a say how the Constitutional Convention voted. |
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| Th American who turned the debt of the Revolutionary was into strength for the United States by making it National Debt. |
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| The country that we purchased land from in 1803. |
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| The city manufacturing iron, and glass by 1800. |
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| The Vice-president that was arrested for treason. |
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| The battle in the eastern United States that ended in British attempting to take the area. |
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| Interpreting the Constitution to allow government go go beyond what's laid out in laws. |
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| He wrote the words to "The Star Spangled Banner" |
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| Interpreting the Constitution to allow government to do only things outlined in this document. |
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| Jefferson sent this man to buy the Louisiana Purchase from France. |
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| The president who set a precedent for all other American presidents. |
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| The power of federal courts to declare an act of Congress unconstitutional. |
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| Thomas Jefferson was vice president to this man in 1796 (he was the 2nd president) |
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| The economic system in which private businesses run most industries, and competition determines prices. |
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| Added to the Constitution that guarantees citizens specific rights. |
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| The treaty that ended the war of 1812. |
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| Showing loyalty to a particular part of the nation. |
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| This man killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel. |
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| The word for the British kidnapping American soldiers and making them British soldiers. |
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