| AP American History Review Sheet Colonial Period to Revolutionary War 1. American Indian Tribes: economies, cultures, impact of Europeans 2. American Identity, factors contributing to 3. Albany Congress, Albany Plan of Union (Ben Franklin) 4. Anglican Church 5. Anne Hutchinson 6. Boston Massacre 7. Boston Tea Party, Coercive Acts (Intolerable Acts) 8. Calvinism, Predestination, Puritan Work Ethic 9. Chesapeake Region, characteristics, development, economy, social structure 10. Colonizing Nations—Spanish, French, Dutch, English colonies; nature of each 11. Committees of Correspondence 12. Common Sense 13. Continental Congress 14. Declaratory Act, 1766 15. Declaration of Independence 16. Deism 17. Enlightenment Philosophy 18. French and Indian War, causes, impact 19. Fundamental Orders 20. George Washington 21. George Bancroft—explanation for American Revolution 22. Great Awakening, cause, impact, important people 23. Grenville Program 24. Halfway Covenant 25. Harvard 26. Headright System 27. Homespun 28. House of Burgesses 29. Indentured Servitude 30. James Oglethorpe 31. Jamestown 32. John Dickenson, Letters From a Pennsylvania Farmer 33. John Cotton 34. John Peter Zenger Trial 35. John Smith 36. John Winthrop—“City on the Hill” 37. King Phillips War 1675-1676 38. Lawrence Gibson—explanation for American Revolution 39. Lexington and Concord 40. Loyalists 41. Louis Hacker—explanation for American Revolution 42. Maryland Toleration Act 43. Mayflower Compact 44. Mercantilism: purpose, tenets of 45. Middle Colonies, characteristics, development, economy 46. Nathanial Bacon 47. Navigation Acts 1650-1750; Woolens Act, Hat Act, Iron Act 48. New Colonial Policy 49. New England Region, characteristics, development, economy 50. Patriots 51. Pilgrims, Puritans 52. Poor Richard’s Almanac 53. Power of the Purse 54. Proclamation of 1763 55. Quartering Act 56. Roger Williams 57. Revolutionary War—Advantages of each side 58. Salutary Neglect 59. Slave Codes 60. Slave Culture; religion, music, language 61. Sons of Liberty 62. Stamp Act, purpose, response 63. Tidewater Aristocracy 64. Town Meetings 65. Townshend Acts 66. Triangular Trade 67. Virtual Representation 68. William Berkeley 69. William Pitt 70. Women: legal rights, role in society, impact of marriage 71. Whigs 72. Writs of Assistance |