lesson 6 the American revolution

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who was Thomas Jefferson influenced by when writing the declaration of independence

John Lockes writings of the second treaties of government

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Who fought defensive in the war

colonists

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who had division between the loyalists and the patriots?

the colonists

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who had more competent military leaders?

colonists

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Only ___ of the colonists were in favor of the war for independence

1/3

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what were the other thirds that didn’t care for the war for independence?

The loyalists and neutral

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Colonists had a poor training until the arrival of

Baron van Steuben

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how much was the British casualties in bunker hill?

40%

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washington crossing the Delaware

defeats the Hessions 1776 (trenton, NJ); allows Army to head towards NY

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how many men died of cold an disease in valley forge?

2000

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What war was considered the turning point of the war?

Battle of Saratoga

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Battle of Saratoga

American victory, convinces France and Spain to join their side in the war.

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Battle of Yorktown resulted in

declaration of independence formally accepted by British Parliament

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Treaty of Paris of 1783

America gained independence, Britain ceded so much land to America it ignored the American Indian territorial rights, sets Us/Canada, new idea of Republicanism

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represent america at Treaty of Paris of 1783

Ben Franklin, John Adams, and John Jay

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war was very unpopular in Britain

Britain continue fight with France and Spain in the west Indies (for sugar)

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Republicanism

A government based on elected assemblies with no king or established nobility

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Republicanism is based on 2 things

Equality and Liberty

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weaknesses of the Articles of confederation

Unicameral congress (1 house), 9/13 to vote to pass laws, 13 out of 13 to amend, representatives frequently absent, no executive or judicial branches

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BIGGEST weakness of the Articles of confederation

Could not tax or raise armies

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State constitutions

Most had bicameral legislatures, bill of rights, state-established religions while others disestablished religions,

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did the central government or states have more power?

state governments

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Law Ordinance of 1785

laid out the process by which lands west of the Appalachian Mountains were to be surveyed and sold.

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Northwest Ordinance of 1787

outlined the process for admitting a new state to the Union, and guaranteed that newly created states would be equal to the original thirteen states.

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Northwest Ordinance of 1787 significance

1st attempt to ban slavery in a new territory

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Statehood achieved in 3 stages

  1. congress appointed 3 judged and a governor to govern the territory

  2. When population reached 5000 adult male landowners elect territorial legislature

  3. When population reached 60,000 elect delegates to a state constitutional convention

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congress appointed___ judged and a governor to govern the territory

3

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When population reached ___ adult male landowners elect territorial legislature.

5,000

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When population reached ____ elect delegates to a state constitutional convention

60,000

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Annapolis Convention 1786

Goal, to address barriers that limited trade and commerce between the states

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Annapolis Convention 1786 what 5/13 states showed up?

NY,NJ,PA,DE,and VA