This group fled religious persecution in Mary I’s England. They went to Switzerland to study Calvinism. They would eventually be known as the Puritans.

Anthropologists use this term to describe the lifestyle of pre-industrialized peoples who use a mixture of hunting, gathering, and agriculture to survive. This type of lifestyle was practiced by the Eastern Woodlands peoples that English colonizers encountered. 

The popular religious leader banned from Massachusetts in the 1630s was

This term refers to the most organized and efficient political entity ever created by the Native Peoples of North America. This political organization was overseen by Powhattan in the area that would be known as Virginia.  

This man explored areas of North America and made land claims for the English government. It is upon this land claim that the English would eventually establish the 13 colonies. 

Henry Clay sought to sustain Alexander Hamilton’s vision of a diversified national economy, which would include

At the time of the Missouri Compromise, southern slave owners argued that keeping slavery out of the western territories could lead to

Although one can make the case that Jackson’s was a transformational presidency, it is one that applied only to

Catholics from Germany and Ireland, arriving in the 1830s, were often attracted to the policies of the _______ party.

Why did Jackson veto the Maysville Road Bill?