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daughters of liberty

(social) boycott british goods, spinning bees (produced cloth), create their own tea, allowed them to contribute to the cause

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sons of liberty

(social) formed due to stamp act, boycotted and organized protests, boston tea party, cause non-importation acts

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currency act

(economic) britain wanted to protect british merchants, didn’t allow colonists to print colonial money, colonists were not able to pay off debts

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non-importation agreements

(social) response to stamp act, townshend, tea act, caused by sons of liberty, boycotting of british goods

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boston massacre

(social) follows the formation of the sons of liberty, increases tension and unity against the british, the colonies see it as tyranny

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first continental congress

(political) follows the enlightenment, causes the albany plan of union, declaration of rights to England (life, liberty, and property)

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virginia resolves

(political) follows the stamp act, documents against taxes and no representation, virginia house of burgesses, establishes an independent government in the colonies to control taxes

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the stamp act

(economic) to raise funds for troops, taxes on documents, playing cards, causes formation of sons of liberty

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tea act

(economic) was to fund the british east india company, threatened colonial merchants, results in boston tea party

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sugar act

(economic) taxes on sugar and coffee, resulted in increased smuggling

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stamp act congress

(political) 1765, delegates from 9 colonies, asks parliament to repeal the stamp act, results in the declaratory act

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boston port act

(political) result of boston tea party, boston ports are closed as punishment

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quartering act

(political/military) british troops stay in colonists’ homes, increases tension between colonists and soldiers

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albany plan of union

(F&IW - political) proposed unified colonies, failed/rejected by english and native americans

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peace of paris

(F&IW - political) ended the war, english get canada and land east of the mississippi, spain gets louisiana, french completely gone from north america

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pontiac’s rebellion

(F&IW - natives) Caused by british encroachment, Pontaic and native american groups (Iroquois) destroy british land and forts, results in the proclomation of 1763

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proclamation of 1763

(F&IW - political) parliament restricts colonists from settling near the appalachian, effect of pontaic’s rebellion

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battle of saratoga

(AR, military) patriots win over the british, causes the french to join them

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ladies association of philadelphia

(AR, social) women provided resources for the revolutionary war

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Battle of yorktown

(AR, military) french work with the colonists, British surrender and the colonists are declared independent

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Peace of Paris

(AR, military) after battle of yorktown, the colonists got all french land in canada/louisiana, the colonists are delcared free

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Haitian revolution

(AR, social) caused by declaration of independence, slaves revolt and win independence, frightens the americans

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Statute of Religious Freedom

(AoC, social/political) defined the separation of church and state and freedom of religion, was later in bill of rights

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Articles of Confederation

(AoC, political) Limited central government, no taxing power, could not enforce laws, couldn’t pay off debts from revolution, states have individual power and unequal votes, couldn’t regulate commerce

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Northwest Ordinance of 1785 and 1787

(AoC, political) established federal control in the north territory of the Ohio River, banned slavery, guaranteed rights and public education for the settlers, achievement of the articles of confederation

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Shays’s Rebellion

(AoC, social) Small scale farmers rebel due to high taxes and unresolved debt unable to be resolved by the articles, leads to the constitutional convention

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Virginia Plan

(Con, political) strong central government, bicameral (two houses), representation by population

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New Jersey Plan

(Con, political) one house, representation by state

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Great Compromise

(Con, political) effect of virginia/new jersey plans, house of reps and senate

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Three-fifths compromise

(Con, political) three fifths of slave population is counted for state representation

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Constitution

(Con, political) Separation of powers, checks and balances, electoral college, gov can collect taxes, call militias, regulate commerce, control naturalization

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Anti-federalists

(Con, political/social) didn’t support the constitution, valued local government, rural areas, individual liberty instead of political/economic stability

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The Federalist papers

(Con, political) written to support the constitution, wanted centralized power, promised a bill of rights

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Judiciary act of 1789

(Con, poltiical) establish supreme court, appeals to the states

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Bill of rights

(Con, political) first 10 amendments to the constitution, freedom in press, speech, religion

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Bank of the United States

(Con, political) first national bank, hamiltons debt plan, distributed loans and funded the national debt

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Report on the Subject of Manufactures

(Con, political) Hamilton, supported the growth of US manufacturing

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Neutrality Proclamation

(Con, political) Washington declares neutrality in french revolution, frightened by the french conflicts with other countries, could not support or provide materials to french

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French Revolution

(Con, military) Federalists did not want to be involved, democratic republicans did, causes increase in american wheat demand

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Jay treaty

(Con, military) Caused by british conflicts with americans after they seized ships, american farmers payed off debts to the british, british left american land, but the stolen cargo was not returned

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Whiskey rebellion

(Con, social) Caused by hamilton’s plan, whiskey tax increase, farmers rebel by attacking tax collectors, washington orders a national militia, shows the improvements through the constitution

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XYZ affair

(political) Jay negotiate compensation with france, they demanded a bribe, causes outrage in the Democratic republicans

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Quasi-war

(Military) Caused by XYZ affair, congress prohibited any trade with france and allowed americans to attack french ships

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Alien and sedition acts

(Adams) Alien act - allowed the deportation of irish and scottish (people against the british since federalists were pro-british)

Sedition acts - prohibited any comments against the government 

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Naturalization Act

(Adams) Raised the age for us citizenship from 5 to 14 cuz they wanted to slow the rate of immigration

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Kentucky and Virginia resolutions

(Con) Effect of alien and sedition acts, democratic-republicans are angered, the acts are against the constitution and said federal gov could not pass them

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The election of 1800

First peaceful transfer of power between parties

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American academy of art

Promoted literature and science

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Washington City

(Con, social) Required slave labor along with free men and irish, poor conditions for slaves, elites had parties while slaves did domestic jobs in the mansion

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Indian Trade and intercourse act

(Con) effect of the constitution and westward expansion fair trade between natives and americans, americans did not listen to this, attempt to avoid conflict and regulate trade

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Battle of Fallen Timbers

American military sent into ohio river valley to attack natives and defeated them, causes the treaty of greenville

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Treaty of greenville

americans get native americans lands in the northwest

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Pinckney Treaty

us territory expanded into the mississippi river, ports opened in new orleans, divided between spanish and american land defined 

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Philadelphia and Lancaster turnpike

Road connecting lancaster and philadelphia which allowed for the transportation of goods

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Federalists

centralized government, urban, pro-british, elities (merchants), finance and national banks

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Democratic-republicans

smaller government with protection to individual liberties, rural, pro-french, farmers and workers, individual liberty and self-government