U.S History Review Unit 1-4

George Washington set many ​ (a)   as the ​ (b)   President if the United States. These include a history of ​ (c)   as well as a ​ (d)   term limit, formation of a ​ (e)   bank, and having a group of advisors, or "cabinet".

• precedents
• first
• military experience
• two
• national

Reorder the following to match the order in which they were President :

• James Madison

• George Washington

• John Adams

• James Monroe

• Thomas Jefferson

Match the following from Unit 1 Exploration Vocabulary words

• a financial gain or benefit

• Trade

• an agreement among the members of a society to cooperate for social benefits

• Profit

• the action of buying and selling goods and services

• Self-government

• people who are elected to govern on their behalf

• Social contracts

• government of a country by its own people, especially after having been a colony.

• representative government

The ​ (a)   Compact was a document signed by the ​ (b)   that established ​ (c)   -government.

• Mayflower
• pilgrims
• self

The ​ (a)   Colonies economy had Fishing, lumbering, shipbuilding, harbors. While the ​ (b)   Colonies economy had the Transatlantic Slave Trade, plantations, cash crops, fertile soil

• New England
• Southern

In which form of Government are leaders chosen by the residents of their town to represent their ideas.

• representative governments

• Dictatorship governments

• Socialists' Governments

• National Governments

Match the following

• town meetings for 1st representative government in the colonies

• Mayflower Compact

• 1st written constitution (laws) in the colonies

• Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

• 1st social contract to create self-government in America.

• Virginia House of Burgesses

Match the following Unit 3 American Revolution Vocabulary

• a complaint

• Militia

• individual rights protected by laws

• Boycott

• to withdraw from a cause (non violently)

• Civil liberties

• a small military force

• Grievances

• life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness

• Unalienable rights:

​ (a)   : to forcibly put a restriction in place 

​ (b)   :to actively resist or refuse to comply

​ (c)   : to give up 

​ (d)   :to gather in one place​

• Imposed
• Opposed
• Surrender
• Assembly

The ​ (a)   Ordinance (law) created a plan for how to ​ (b)   more states to the union (U.S.A)

Once a territory reached ​ (c)   people they could apply to become a ​ (d)  

• Northwest
• add
• 60,000
• state
• South West
• subtract
• 6,000
• Country