American Revolution and Early Republic Flashcards

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Flashcards based on lecture notes about the lead up to the American Revolution, the war itself, and the early republic.

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What war is French and Indian war apart of?

Seven Year war

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Who did the Louisiana territory belong to after the French and Indian War?

Spain

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What did the Proclamation Line of 1763 prevent?

Colonies from expanding too far westward

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What practice did salutary neglect allow to develop within the colonies?

Colonies became independent

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What act forced colonists to house imperial troops?

Quartering Act

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What act taxed all printed materials in the American colonies?

Stamp Act

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What was the colonial response to multiple taxation policies?

Boycott of British goods

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What event involved colonists dumping tea into Boston Harbor?

Boston Tea Party

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How did the government respond to Boston Tea Party?

Coercive Acts

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Name an Enlightenment ideal.

Natural Rights, Social contract, Separation of powers in government

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What pamphlet argued that independence from Britain was the only way forward?

Common Sense by Thomas Paine

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What two groups were in America at the time of the Revolution?

Loyalists and Patriots

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What battle convinced France to join the United States in the Revolutionary War?

Battle of Saratoga in 1777

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The victory of which battle resulted in New York?

Battle of Yorktown in 1784

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What was the first constitution of the United States?

Articles of Confederation

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What territories abolished slavery because of the Northwest Ordinance of 1787?

Northwestern territories

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What rebellion showed the weakness of the Articles of Confederation?

Shay's Rebellion

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What two groups were formed as a result of drafting a new Constitution?

Federalists and Anti-Federalists

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How were people represented in the Virginia Plan?

representation of congress by population

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How were people represented in the New Jersey Plan?

represent the people by one vote per state

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What was the name of the compromise between the Virginia and New Jersey Plan?

The Great Compromise (Connecticut Compromise)

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What was the Three-Fifths Compromise?

Compromise over slavery

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Who wrote the federalist paper defending the nature of the constitution?

Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, John Jay

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What did the federalists promise to add to the Constitution to get the Anti-federalists support?

Bill of Rights

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What is the sharing of powers between the central government and state government called?

Federalism

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What does the 10th Amendment state?

Unless the constitution names a power that belongs to the federal government, that power is reserved for the states.

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What are the three branches of government?

Legislative, Executive, Judicial

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What is Republican Motherhood?

If women wanted to influence political realities, they could raise sons instructed in the principles of liberty

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What revolution was inspired by the American Revolution and consisted of black enslaved people?

Haitian Revolution

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Name one of the first two political parties in America.

Federalists or Democratic-Republicans

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What rebellion was caused by farmers attacking Federal tax collectors?

Whiskey Rebellion in 1794

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What was Hamilton's National Bank?

Take the debts from the states from revolutionary war and put it into one single national debt for the entire nation

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Name an aspect of the Alien and Sedition Acts.

made it legal to deport any non-citizen of the U.S. or allowed criticizing the Government publicly

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What do Virginia and Kentucky resolutions state?

If the federal government passes a law that is unconstitutional, the states of a right to nullify the laws