Studied by 4 people
Hercules Mulligan
________- Spied on the British while in the role of a tailors apprentice.
Legislative
________- A branch of government that makes the nation's laws.
George Eaker
________- Shot and killed Philip Hamilton in a duel.
John Laurens
________- Worked on trying to end slavery in South Carolina.
Charles Lee
________- Was held responsible for the death of many Americans at the Battle of Monmouth, and thus challenged to a duel.
Democratic Republicans
________- Small farmers, settlers, plantations owners, artists, shopkeepers.
Judicial
________- The courts are elected ¨appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate¨ and serve until death or want.
Lexington
________ and Concord- considered the first battle of the American Revolution.
James Madison
________- Along with Jefferson, made a deal with Hamilton to move the capital from New York to Washington D.C.
Angelica Schuyler
________- Alexander Hamilton's sister- in- law who moved to Britain after marrying a British man.
Federalist
________- Bankers, manufacturers, merchants.
Maria Reynolds
________- Had an affair with Alexander Hamilton.
Executive
________- Branch of government that implements and enforces laws.
three fourths
How a bill becomes a law- Needs to be ratified by ________ of the state legislatures or ________ of all of the states.
Aaron Burr
________- Like Hamilton, was also an orphan, graduated from Kings College, and also served in the Continental Army.
secondary source
A(n) ________ describes, interprets, or synthesizes primary sources¨.
Theodosia
________- Was married to a British soldier while having an affair with Aaron Burr.
Great Compromise
________ (Virginia Plan /New Jersey Plan)- Was the idea of Roger Sherman from Connecticut, presented at the Constitutional Convention.
Marquis de Lafayette
________-"Americas favorite fighting Frenchman "who helped convince France to send "Guns & Ships "to aid the American colonists in the American Revolution.
George Washington
________-"History [had] its eyes on [him], "as he was the General of the Continental Army.
John Adams
Leader of Federalist- ________.
Siege of Yorktown
________- The final battle of the American Revolution in which the British sang the "world turned upside down "while surrendering.
Thomas Jefferson
________- Returned from France, and became the first Secretary of State.
Virginia plan
The ________- would get rid of the Articles of Confederation, establishing the branches of government, also congress would be broken into senate and house of representatives, number of representatives in both parts to be based on population.
Executive
________- President, 4 years and if elected gain another 4, elected by the people and electoral college.
What is history
History is a story or an argument made by a person
Sourcing
Who wrote this, What is the authors perspective, Why was it written, When was it written, Where was it written, Is it reliable, Why, Why not
Contextualization
When and where was the document created, What was different then
close reading
What claims does the author make, What evidence does the author use, What language (words, phrases, images, symbols) does the author use to persuade the documents audience, How does the documents language indicate the authors perspective
Corroboration
What do other documents say, Do the documents agree
primary vs. secondary sources
¨A primary source gives you direct access to the subject of your research
Lexington and Concord
considered the first battle of the American Revolution
Battle of Trenton
On Christmas Day, Washington famously crossed the Delaware River to sneak attack the British & Hessian troops in the middle of the night
Battle of Saratoga
Considered to be the turning point of the war and victory for the Americans in this battle convinced France to aid them
Battle of Monmouth
The largest single battle of the American Revolution in terms of number of participants
Siege of Yorktown
The final battle of the American Revolution in which the British sang the "world turned upside down" while surrendering
Alexander Hamilton
Despite being Washingtons "right hand man," he wanted to "fight, not write."
Eliza(beth) Schuyler
The wife of Alexander Hamilton
Marquis de Lafayette
"Americas favorite fighting Frenchman" who helped convince France to send "Guns & Ships" to aid the American colonists in the American Revolution
George Washington
"History [had] its eyes on [him]," as he was the General of the Continental Army
John Laurens
Worked on trying to end slavery in South Carolina
Hercules Mulligan
Spied on the British while in the role of a tailors apprentice
Aaron Burr
Like Hamilton, was also an orphan, graduated from Kings College, and also served in the Continental Army
Theodosia
Was married to a British soldier while having an affair with Aaron Burr
Charles Lee
Was held responsible for the death of many Americans at the Battle of Monmouth, and thus challenged to a duel
King George III
After being on the losing side during the American Revolution, didnt think America would be able to successfully govern itself
Thomas Jefferson
Returned from France, and became the first Secretary of State
James Madison
Along with Jefferson, made a deal with Hamilton to move the capital from New York to Washington D.C
Philip Hamilton
The son of Alexander Hamilton, who was also killed in a duel
Maria Reynolds
Had an affair with Alexander Hamilton
George Eaker
Shot and killed Philip Hamilton in a duel
Angelica Schuyler
Alexander Hamilton's sister-in-law who moved to Britain after marrying a British man
Three-fifths Compromise)
â…— of slaves counted as population in determining representation to the House of Representatives
The Virginia plan
would get rid of the Articles of Confederation, establishing the branches of government, also congress would be broken into senate and house of representatives, number of representatives in both parts to be based on population
New Jersey Plan
—the Articles of Confederation would be kept, but modified to make the central government stronger
Legislative
A branch of government that makes the nation's laws
Executive
Branch of government that implements and enforces laws
Judicial
Branch of government that interprets laws and renders judgment in cases involving those laws who is in each branch
Legislative rules
Congress, HOR is elected by the people and stays in office for 2 years and senate 6 years
Executive rules
President, 4 years and if elected gain another 4, elected by the people and electoral college
Judicial rules
The courts are elected ¨appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate¨ and serve until death or want
How a bill becomes a law
Needs to be ratified by three-fourths of the state legislatures or three-fourths of all of the states
checks and balances/ separation of powers
The system in which each branch of government has the ability to limit the power of the other branches to prevent any from becoming too powerful
Federalist
Bankers, manufacturers, merchants
Democratic Republicans
Small farmers, settlers, plantations owners, artists, shopkeepers
Federalist from
New England and Mid-Atlantic states
Democratic Republicans from
Southern and Western states
Federalist wanted
Larger government
Democratic Republicans wanted
Smaller government
Leader of Federalist
John Adams
Leaders of Democratic Republicans
Thomas Jefferson
Jays Treaty
George Washington
Whiskey Rebellion
George Washington
Washingtons Farewell Address
George Washington
Election of 1796
John Adams
Alien & Sedition Acts
John Adams
Election of 1800
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
Thomas Jefferson
the Constitution and the "Federalist Papers"
James Madison
War of 1812
James Madison
which rights are included in each amendment, and what do they mean?
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