Terms for AP US History:
1607- 1763
indentured servants Navigation Acts Mayflower Compact Roger Williams
Great Puritan Migration Peter Zenger trial House of Burgesses
Anne Hutchinson King Philip's War William Bradford George Whitefield
New England Confederation Thomas Hobbes John Locke Jonathan Edwards
Freedom of consciences New England Confederation Iroquios Confederacy
mercantilism Bacon's Rebellion headright system Halfway Covenant
Salem Witch trials Middle passage Albany Plan Harvard College
Salutary neglect city on a hilll Phyllis Wheatly James Oglethorpe
Puritain Theology Chesapeake Bay Mass. Bay Colony Gov. Wm. Berkeley
backcountry indentured servants Stono Rebelllion Great Awakening
Jamestown Sir Walter Raleigh John Smith Quakers
William Penn
I will be using this blog in my American History class, The class covers American history from 1492-1900.
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