Look at the images for each chapter, located under the Class Handouts link. Map questions based on the 3 maps handed out in class, and also under the Class Handouts link, including ALL 13 colonies Colonial History Wiki questions based on these topics. See the class website. Bacon's Rebellion Pequots and Puritans Battle of Quebec The Great Awakening Trial of John Peter Zenger First Continental Congress The Stamp Act The Boston Massacre Computer quiz questions, of course. Point of View handout (online) Secret in the Cellar - Web Comic relativism historical truth textbook authors staple crops slavery Apocalypto greatest known catastrophe diseases Beringia Amerind Na-Dene Inuit generalizations population increase/decline immunities domestication of animals neolithic evolution/revolution weather and history self-sufficient competition enslavement of/by Africans Portugal Africa Spain Ferdinand and Isabella Christopher Columbus caravel circumference Inter Caeteras 1493 Pope Alexander VI Treaty of Tordesillas 1494 Caribbean sedentary vs. semi-sedentary field burning Maya Inca Aztec Stone Age Cultures history vs. anthropology historic/written past Cahokia mound-bulders Catholic missionaries matrilineal patrilineal female farming King Phillip II (Habsburg) Royal Orders for New Discoveries 1573 Franciscans Jesuits indigenous population population and taxes Columbian Exchange Protestant Reformation 1517 Martin Luther John Calvin predestination total depravity The Elect Huguenots Spanish Armada Henry VIII (Tudor) coureurs de bois Pieter Stuyvesant New Netherland "Bloody" Mary I (Tudor) Elizabeth I (Tudor) Mohave Cross church and state Church of England Anglicans Puritans Separatists Pilgrims Massachusetts Bay Colony Jamestown John Smith Edmund Morgan Mayflower Mayflower Compact Virginia House of Burgesses John Winthrop literacy rates coastal vs. country towns tolerant vs. intolerant Chesapeke culture life expectancy covenant theology dissent Roger Williams Anne Hutchinson religious liberty separation of church and state Toleration Act of 1649 William Penn Quakers English Civil Wars Charles I (Stuart) political stability and diversity pacifists inner light persecution militias vs. standing armies mercantilism greed self-interest Navigation Acts Iroquios Metacom's (King Philip's) War The Crucible Salem Witch Trials 1692 Glorious Revolution 1688 James II (Stuart) William and Mary abdication Sir Edmund Andros Dominion of New England federalism (de facto, imperial) Bank of England 1694 London Stock Exchange 1690's excise taxes Act of Union 1707 land and population role of women double standard Mason-Dixon line Middle Passage Stono Rebellion 1739 tobacco vs. rice John Newton Marcus Rediker The Enlightenment George Whitefield French and Indian War 1754-1763 Indian allies Treaty of Paris 1763