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French and Indian war causes

smaller conflict in global conflict of seven years war, and this was caused by british encroaching land in ohio river valley that the french owned

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Fort duquesne

kept taking the fort back and forth

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Albany congress

organize colonial response, and invited iroquois confederacy (who would only get involved because they wanted control over their lands)

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Albany plan of union

counsel of representatives to unite the colonies but it was rejected because of taxation, laid a foundation for revolutionary congress and founded by ben franklin

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Reasons for colonial resentment

quartering act and impressment, proclamation line

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peace of paris

spain gave florida to british, spanish given french land west of missi, all land east of missi was british

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Effects of french and indians war

colonists move west, taxation, british debt doubled

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Pontiac's rebellion

led raids against colonists

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Proclamation line of 1763

forbade colonists from moving west across appalachian mountains

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Salutary neglect

britain was not exercising active control over colonies

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Navigation acts

only trade with britain and british ships and all trade must be checked

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Grenville three pronged plan

strict enforcement of laws, extend wartime provision, quartering act

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Quartering act of 1765

kept british soldier in colonies and colonists must house and feed soldier

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Sugar act

tax on coffee win and enforce existing taxes

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Stamp act

tax on all paper items

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Currency act

prohibit colonists form printing own currency, which meant money supply decrease

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Virtual representation

colonists represented because the classes are in parliament

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Sons of liberty/daughters of liberty

sprang up in response stamp act

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Stamp act congress

petition british parliament to repeal stamp act, still loyal to british, actually worked

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Declaratory act

british can pass whatever

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townshend acts

tax on tea, china, glass, cloth

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Homespun movement

women homespun won cloth and made tea

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Boston massacre

british fired into crowed and killed colonists

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Tea act

british east india company exclusive trading rights with colonies

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Boston tea party

boston tea party in response to tea act, where sons of liberty threw tea into harbor

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Coercive acts

shut down boston harbor until tea payed for

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Quartering act

another act passed in response to boston tea party (part of intolerable acts)

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Continental congress

agreed colonies resist violation to liberty, but there was still no revolution, king refused to negotiate

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John locke two treatises on gov

consent of govern, natural rights

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Rousseau

social contact, power in hands of people, agreement to protect rights in return for some freedoms

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Montesquieu

checks and balances with three branches of governments

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Common sense

made it common sense for people to be free from britain

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Second continental congress

thomas made declaration of independence, agreed to freedom, made continental army

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Declaration of independence

declare freedom

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Patriot cause

wanted freedom

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Loyalists

loyal to britain

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George washington

general of continental army and lost a lot at first

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How to did US win war

ar of attrition, eventually washington integrate ranks after britain does,

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Battle of saratoga

got french to join patriot cause

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Battle of yorktown

last apple of war

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Paris peace treaty

ended revolutionary war, and colonies is independent up to missi river

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Ladies association of philadelphia

helped people in war by making food and supplies

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Republican motherhood

women raise men well schooled in republican ideas, so they must be educated

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Effects of revolution to other countries

french estates general made national assembly and then stormed bastille, adn declaration of rights of man and citizen, and haitian revolution led by toussaint louverture, then latin american countries overthrew gov

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Articles of confederation strengths

northwest ordinance

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Northwest ordinance

abolished slavery in northwest territory, provided means by which western territories could get population and apply for statehood

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Articles of confederation weaknesses

no supreme court, no executive branch, super majority to change articles, each state had a vote, shays rebellion, all power in legislative rbanch

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Shays rebellion

farmers that were war veterans tried to get relief from debt, so shays led rebellion in massachusetts, and then the federal troops could not help because they did not exist

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Constitutional convention

address weakness in articles, madison and hamilton wanted new constitution

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Virginia plan

strong centralized state, bicameral legislature, representative based on population

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New jersey plan

each state equal votes, unicameral legislature

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Great compromise

bicameral, house of representatives, senta, one based on population, one had equal votes for all

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3/5th compromise

3/5th of black people considered population for house of representatives

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House of representatives

elected directly by the people, two year terms

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senate

elected by state legislatures, six year terms

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Executive branch

elected by electoral college(states), carries out and enforces law

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Federalist

urban commercial

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Federalist appears

why the federalist need to be ratified

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Antifederalists

thought not enough rights in hands of states

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Bill of rights

gave the antifederalists this ratify constitution

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Federalism

sharing of power between national and state government

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Supremacy clause

national laws trump state laws

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Enumerated powers

power of federal gov

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Reserved powers

power of state

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Legislative

makes law

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Judicial

interpret law

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Check and balance

all branches could veto other branches

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Washington

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Departments

make up washington cabinet

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National bank

national debt(absorb state debt) from the revolutionary war, credit, store funds, stabilize economy

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Elastic clause

all thing necessary and proper

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Proclamation of neutrality

washington did not want to be involved, but genet tried to get us involved

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Jay's treaty

was supposed to end british impressment but gave u posts on western frontier

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Pinckney treaty

Us get to use port of new orlean, split along 31st parallel

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Battle of fallen Timbers

indians give us land in ohio river valley after battling

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Whiskey rebellion

farmers mad about whiskey tax and rebel against tax collectors but washington was able to shut it down

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Federalists

powerful government, manufacturing, hamilton

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Democratic republicans

agrarianism, yeoman farmers, limited federal government, strict constructionism, states rights

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washington's farewell address

no alliances and parties

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Adams

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Judiciary Act

16 new spots for judges, adams added midnight judges to have a bunch of federalists

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XYZ affair

french demanded money before they sat down to speak with british about them raiding and attacking our ships

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Alien and sedition acts

imprison and deports any noncitizen, and cannot criticize government

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Virginia and kentucky resolution

states can nullify any law made by federal government if unconstitutional

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Women had influence in natives

but this decrease as natives men fought wars

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Peale

painted washington

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Jennings

painted black people

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Trumbull

paints signing of declaration of independence

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Poor richards almanack

made people think they are industrial and hard working

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Virginia statute for religious freedom

separation of church and state

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Jefferson

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Revolution of 1800

power transferred peacefully between rival parties

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Abolition of the Whiskey Tax

jefferson repealed the tax

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Jeff makes small government

makes military smaller

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Louisiana purchase

Haiti gets freedom from france, jefferson wanted rights to missi river, sent monroe to france to get trading rights, napoleon offered the whole territory, goes against strict constructionism cause he does not have power to buy land

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Corp of discovery

lewis and clark travel through territory, also so did pike

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Marshall Court

marshall expanded federal power significantly

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Marbury v Madison

madison did not deliver appointments, banned marbury from the court, the supreme court said marbury is right, but then declares judiciary act unconstitutional, now court has judicial review

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Mcculloch v Maryland

does a state have power to tax federal banks? National law trumps state laws

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Barbury states

barbary pirates demanded higher payments, the pirates began attacking US merchant trips after not paying the pirates anymore, eventually after battle there was a reduced tribute payment agreed to