| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
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| 1 | Sir Edmund Andros | Governor appointed by the King of England to govern over the Dominion of England | chapter 3 |
| 2 | Sir Edmund Andros | Governor appointed by the king of England to govern over the Dominion of England | History |
| 3 | Sir Edmund andros | veteran military officer from an aristocratic english family | chapter 3 sect 1-4 |
| 4 | Sir Edmund Andros | The ruler of the Dominion of New England appointed by King James II. | US History vocab chapter 3 |
| 5 | Sir Edmund Andros | Head of the Dominion, he had strong ties to the church and was hated by many colonists. | AP US History Unit 1 |
| 6 | Sir Edmund Andros | English military man affiliation with Church of England laid heavy restrictons on the courts the press, and the schools, and revoked all land titles he tried to escape wearing women clothing when boston mob tries to catch him he was sent back to england | APUSH Unit 1 IDs |
| 7 | Sir Edmund Andros | overthrown in a citizens' revolt in 1689,British colonial governor in America of new york | unit 1 review cont |
| 8 | Sir Edmund Andros | sent by King James II to rule new england; makes reforms: sets up church of england in boston, raises tax., limits town meetings to once a year, voids all land titles | APUSH |
| 9 | Sir edmund andros | during rule of James II imposed iron fist on colonies and enforced navigation laws harshly | Unit 1 identification |
| 10 | Sir Edmund Andros | royal governor of the Dominion of England, sent from England to America to govern | AP history |
| 11 | Sir Edmund Andros | English military man-hostility with church of england, revoked land titles, curbed from meetings, heavy restrictions of cout/press; taxed without consent | apush: 3-6 |
| 12 | Sir Edmund Andros | veteran military officer from an aristocratic English family | History Midterm Ch 3 |
| 13 | Sir Edmund Andros | Governor appointed by the King of England to govern over the Dominion of England | History (Bonner) Honors Chapter 3 Vocab |
| 14 | Sir Edmund Andros | English military leader who set up headquarters in Puritanical Boston, outraging the colonists with his ties to the Church of England and his rowdy soldiers who were viewed as corruptive influences. His influence was one of totalitarian oppression, taxing the people directly and imposing his own restrictions on the government. | Ch. 3 Settling the Northern Colonies |
| 15 | Sir Edmund Andros | Able English military man, but tactless. Generated much hostility in puritanical Boston due to his affiliation with the Church of England. His soldiers were all sinners and he put heavy restrictions on courts, press, and revoked land titles. He also enforced the navigation laws. When the dominion of New England fell, a Boston mob shipped Andros back to England. | A.P. US History Chapter 3 |
| 16 | Sir Edmund Andros | Governor of the Dominion of New England; suppressed the legislature, limited towns to a single annual meeting, and strictly enforced toleration of Angelicans and the Navigation Acts; hated by most colonists | Chapter 4 Terms |
| 17 | Sir Edmund Andros | man in boston headed navigation laws and put restrictions on press, meetings, etc. hated by colonists | chapter 3 (us) |
| 18 | Sir Edmund Andros | First governor-general of the Dominion who ruled as the king would, attempting to abolish Puritanism and self-government. | US History Ch3 |
| 19 | Sir Edmund Andros | the first governor-general; former governor and soldier of NY; anyone who wanted a new deed had to pay an annual tax to the government; undermined Puritan Church: only marriages in the Anglican Church were legal and every other Sunday Puritan meeting halls were to be for the Anglicans, and no one was allowed to teach school without permission; everyone hated him | Chapter 3: Colonial Ways of Life |
| 20 | Sir Edmund Andros | Royal governor over the Dominion of New England | Abeka History Chapter 2 |
| 21 | sir edmund andros | the first governer over the new royal province he tried to abolish puritanism and self government | Chapter Three |
| 22 | Sir Edmund Andros | governor of the Dominion of New England. Hated by MA because suppressed legislature. Arrested in 1689 | APUSH ch. 4 indentifications |
| 23 | Sir Edmund Andros | head of the Dominion of New England, openly affiliated with Church of England, enforced navigation laws, hated | Colonial America People |
| 24 | Sir Edmund Andros | Governor of the Dominion of New England | American Unit #1: People |
| 25 | Sir Edmund Andros | Authoritarian governor of Dominion of New England until rebellion and forced exile to England. Policies completely contradicted and offended the puritans, | APUSH IDS |
| 26 | Sir Edmund Andros | Head of the Dominion, he had strong ties to the church and was hated by many colonists. | APUSH Unit 1 (Part 2) |
| 27 | Sir Edmund Andros | English military man affiliation with Church of England laid heavy restrictons on the courts the press, and the schools, and revoked all land titles he tried to escape wearing women clothing when boston mob tries to catch him he was sent back to england | APUSH Unit 1 (Part 3) |
| 28 | Sir Edmund Andros | English colonial administrator in America whose attempt to unify the New England colonies under his governorship (1686-1689) was met by revolt. | U.S. History Chapters 1, 2, 3 |
| 29 | SIR EDMUND ANDROS | early colonial governor in North America, and head of the short-lived Dominion of New England. | IMPORTANT PEOPLE |
| 30 | Sir Edmund Andros | Who led the Dominion of New England? | American Pageant - Chapter 3 - Study Questions |
| 31 | Sir Edmund Andros | Head of the Dominion of New England in 1686, militaristic, disliked by the colonists because of his affiliation with the Church of England. He changed many colonial laws and traditions without the consent of the representatives. He was caught trying to flee America dressed like a woman after the Glorious Revolution happened. He was shipped to England. | History 3 |
| 32 | Sir Edmund Andros | English military man affiliation with Church of England laid heavy restrictons on the courts the press, and the schools, and revoked all land titles he tried to escape wearing women clothing when boston mob tries to catch him he was sent back to england | UNIT 1 |
| 33 | Sir Edmund Andros | Sir Edmund Andros (December 6, 1637 - February 24, 1714) was an early colonial governor in North America, and head of the short-lived Dominion of New England. Andros was born in London on December 6, 1637, son of Amice Andros, an adherent of Charles I and Bailiff of Guernsey. He served for a short time in the army of Prince Henry of Nassau, and in 1660-1662 was gentleman in ordinary to the queen of Bohemia, Elizabeth Stuart, daughter of James I of England. He then served against the Dutch, and in 1672 was commissioned major in what is said to have been the first English regiment armed with the bayonet. | Us history |
| 34 | Sir edmund andros | head of new dominion of new england; enforced navigation laws which created hostility betwen colonist and england | unit 1 test |
| 35 | Sir Edmund Andros | An able English military man, conscientious but tactless. Established hqs in Puritanical Boston, generated much hostility to CoE. Laid heavy restrictions on the courts, the press, and schools, and revoked all land titles. Taxed ppl w/o consent of representatives.Enforced unpopular Navigation Laws and suppress smuggling. Fled during Glorious Rev crossdressing, but was found out and shipped to England. | IDs_5 |
| 36 | Sir Edmund Andros | He was the Governor of the Dominion of New England. He was appointed by King James II. | Problems in New England |
| 37 | Sir Edmund Andros | Head of the Dominion of NE | Settling the Northern Colonies |
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