BROWN/APUSH
Semester 1.1 Midterm Review
America’s History Ch.2-5 pp.32-156
Lecture Outlines
Study Guides Ch.2-5
In-Class Lecture Notes
Key Terms 1607-1786
REA Manual p.7-47
APUSH Website Resources
Lecture Outlines
Colonial Beginnings 1607-1640
Mayflower Compact
Colonial Settlement 1607-1680
Colonial Chart
American Puritanism
Puritanism
Slavery in the American Colonies
18th Century American Colonies
The Great Awakening
Jonathan Edwards
Prologue to Revolution 1754-1775
The American Revolution
Radicalism of the Revolution
Articles of Confederation
Key Terms
Colonial Era 1607-1763
Jamestown
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Joint-stock company
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Puritanism
Indentured Servant
Puritan Migration
Great Migration
Royal Colony
Proprietary Colony
Theocracy
Oligarchy
Powhatan Indians
Wampanoag Indians
Pequot Indians
Iroquois Nation
Mercantilism
William Penn
John Winthrop
Quakers
Mayflower Compact
Roger Williams
Anne Hutchinson
William Berkeley
Bacon’s Rebellion
Lord Baltimore
Edmund Andros
Pequot War
Stono Rebellion
Slave codes
Restoration Colonies
Middle Passage
Salutary Neglect
Leisler's Rebellion
Navigation Acts
Virginia House of Burgesses
Scotch-Irish immigration
German immigration
Dominion of New England
Anglican Church
Great Awakening
Enlightenment
John Locke
George Whitefield
Jonathan Edwards
James I
Glorious Revolution
Restoration Colonies
James Oglethorpe
Metacom (King Phillip)
Salem witchcraft trials
Sir Robert Walpole
French & Indian War
William Pitt
Albany Plan for Union
Pontiac’s Rebellion
Revolutionary Era 1763-1787
Proclamation of 1763
Stamp Act
Stamp Act Congress
Gaspee Affair
Townshend Duties
non-importation movement
Sons of Liberty
Boston Massacre
Propaganda
Loyalists
Patriots
Committees of Correspondence
Committee of Public Safety
Virtual/actual representation
James Otis
George Grenville
Boston Tea Party
Quebec Act
Coercive Act
Intolerable Acts
1st Continental Congress
Samuel Adams
Currency Act 1764
Sugar Act
Quartering Act
Vice-Admiralty Courts
Declaratory Act 1766
John Dickinson
Patrick Henry
Tea Act 1773
Peter Zenger
James Otis
Writs of Assistance
1st Continental Congress
2nd Continental Congress
John Adams
George Washington
Common Sense
Thomas Paine
Richard Henry Lee
Thomas Jefferson
Declaration of Independence
Trenton
Hessians
Saratoga
Lord North
Robert Morris
Franco-American Alliance 1778
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
Benedict Arnold
George III
Republican ideology
Treaty of Paris 1783
Articles of Confederation
Land Ordinance of 1785
Northwest Ordinance 1787
Virginia’s Statute of Religious Liberty
Shays Rebellion
Annapolis Convention