Relier Pairs Midterm Review 2024Version en ligne Grade 7 par Laurie Mitchell 1 Middle Passage 2 Quakers 3 Intolerable Acts 4 Assimilation 5 Abolitionist 6 Cortez 7 Salem Witch Trials 8 St. Augustine 9 Civilization 10 Culture 11 Five Nations 12 Jamestown 13 Hessians 14 French and Indian War 15 Thomas Jefferson 16 Battle of Saratoga 17 Parliament 18 Boston Tea Party 19 Atlantic Ocean 20 Mayflower Compact When a small group of people become part of a larger culture German mercenaries hired by the British during the American Revolution Main writer of the Declaration of Independence Land and power struggle between France and Britain (1754-1763) A group of people’s way of life Document to govern the Pilgrims and ensure religious freedom Conquered the Aztec Empire An advanced society with an organized government, complex religions and a written language First Spanish settlement in the New World Sons of Liberty dumped British tea into the Boston Harbor to protest the Tea Act Turning point of the American Revolution In 1692, hysteria swept through Massachusetts Lawmaking government of Britain Africans were captured from their homelands and chained together on ships to be sold as slaves in America Led by William Penn Punishments for the Boston Tea Party Body of water bordering the 13 colonies Cayuga, Seneca, Oneida, Onondaga, Mohawk A person who wanted to outlaw slavery First British settlement in the New World 1 Culture 2 Assimilation 3 Intolerable Acts 4 Salem Witch Trials 5 Atlantic Ocean 6 Jamestown 7 Hessians 8 Cortez 9 French and Indian War 10 Civilization 11 Mayflower Compact 12 Parliament 13 Boston Tea Party 14 Battle of Saratoga 15 Middle Passage 16 Quakers 17 Thomas Jefferson 18 Five Nations 19 Abolitionist 20 St. Augustine Main writer of the Declaration of Independence Africans were captured from their homelands and chained together on ships to be sold as slaves in America Led by William Penn Cayuga, Seneca, Oneida, Onondaga, Mohawk An advanced society with an organized government, complex religions and a written language Document to govern the Pilgrims and ensure religious freedom Sons of Liberty dumped British tea into the Boston Harbor to protest the Tea Act First British settlement in the New World Conquered the Aztec Empire First Spanish settlement in the New World A group of people’s way of life Land and power struggle between France and Britain (1754-1763) When a small group of people become part of a larger culture A person who wanted to outlaw slavery Turning point of the American Revolution Punishments for the Boston Tea Party German mercenaries hired by the British during the American Revolution Lawmaking government of Britain In 1692, hysteria swept through Massachusetts Body of water bordering the 13 colonies 1 St. Augustine 2 Mayflower Compact 3 Thomas Jefferson 4 Boston Tea Party 5 Hessians 6 Culture 7 Abolitionist 8 Jamestown 9 Atlantic Ocean 10 Parliament 11 Assimilation 12 Cortez 13 Five Nations 14 French and Indian War 15 Civilization 16 Salem Witch Trials 17 Middle Passage 18 Intolerable Acts 19 Quakers 20 Battle of Saratoga Turning point of the American Revolution Sons of Liberty dumped British tea into the Boston Harbor to protest the Tea Act Lawmaking government of Britain In 1692, hysteria swept through Massachusetts Main writer of the Declaration of Independence Led by William Penn Punishments for the Boston Tea Party A group of people’s way of life Conquered the Aztec Empire Body of water bordering the 13 colonies German mercenaries hired by the British during the American Revolution Document to govern the Pilgrims and ensure religious freedom When a small group of people become part of a larger culture Africans were captured from their homelands and chained together on ships to be sold as slaves in America Cayuga, Seneca, Oneida, Onondaga, Mohawk An advanced society with an organized government, complex religions and a written language A person who wanted to outlaw slavery First British settlement in the New World First Spanish settlement in the New World Land and power struggle between France and Britain (1754-1763)