SAT World History: North and South America

The Spanish The French The Portuguese The English The Dutch The Chinese The Celts The Vikings The French The Gauls Hispaniola Brazil Virginia Honduras Florida Had a divine right and mandate to expand across the whole of the North American continent. Would aid France in any future conflict with another European power. Would intervene if any European power tried to establish new colonies in the American hemisphere. Would aid Britain in any future conflict with another European power. Could establish imperial colonies in the South Pacific. the British will one day return to claim their former American colonies the United States should avoid getting involved in European conflicts there is fluidity and mobility in the American social and economic system the United States is fated to spread across the whole North American continent the United States should police the involvement of European nations in Central and South America George Washington John Adams Benjamin Franklin Alexander Hamilton Thomas Jefferson the British government's refusal to honor freedom of religious practice in the American colonies economic stagnation in the American colonies following the French and Indian War the overthrow of the Puritan government at the end of the British Civil War the quartering of British troops in the homes of aristocrats in the American colonies the right of the British government to tax the American colonists Abbe Sieyes' belief in the importance of working people being represented by their government Karl Marx's belief in the importance of worker-run industry John Locke's belief in a government that responded to the needs of the people Thomas Hobbes' belief in the need for absolute monarchy John Stuart Mill's belief in utilitarianism and the promotion of happiness military intervention by the Spanish government in colonial affairs. slave revolts. Native American revolts. the Napoleonic invasions of Spain. new taxes on colonial products. the Amazon River basin. Mid-Atlantic colonies. the highlands of Peru. Central Mexico. the Yucatan Peninsula.