Unit 2 (Revolutionary America) & Unit 3 (The Critical Period)

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What event happened from 1754-1763?

French & Indian War

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What is the significance of the year 1776?

Declaration of Independence

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What caused the French & Indian War?

Fight for control over the Ohio River Valley

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Identify the meeting where Benjamin Franklin tried to unite the colonies to fight against the French?

Albany Meeting

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What are three effects of the French & Indian War?

British Debt, French out of New World, Britain gains all land to Mississippi River, end Salutary Neglect

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Identify two specific groups that led boycotts against British policies.

Sons of Liberty and Daughters of Liberty

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Identify this direct tax placed on everyday colonial items like playing cards, newspapers, birth certificates, etc.

Stamp Act

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What did King George the III issue after the French & Indian War to prevent colonists from traveling West of the Appalachian Mountains?

Proclamation of 1763

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Identify the Native American leader or rebellion that attempted to prevent colonists from expanded westward after the FI War.

Pontiac or Pontiac’s Rebellion

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Identify the Indirect tax colonists paid on items such as glass, lead, paint and tea.

Townshend Acts or Townshend Duties

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Identity the term British policy that required American colonists to house British soldiers for a time until proper barracks could be built.

Quartering Act

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Identity the British policy that gave a monopoly of all tea sales to the British East India Company in 1773?

Tea Act

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Identify the act of rebellion colonial women did to boycott against English made clothing.

Spinning Bees

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Identify the seminal event where Crispus Attucks and other colonists lost their life that sparked more outrage against British policies.

Boston Massacre

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Identify the act of colonial defiance that led to the creation of the Intolerable Acts.

Boston Tea Party

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What British policy happened in response to the Boston Tea Party?

Intolerable Acts

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Identify at least one part of the Intolerable Acts.

Boston Port Act, Increase Quartering Act, MA gov’t Act (no more town meetings)

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In response to the Intolerable Acts the colonists created The Association at this meeting?

1st Continental Congress

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In 1775, what was the first Battle of the Revolutionary War?

Battles of Lexington and Concord

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Who wrote Common Sense that inspired American colonists to seek independence from Britain?

Thomas Paine

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Who was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence?

Thomas Jefferson

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During the 2nd Continental Congress, the colonial representatives sent a request to the king to listen to their grievances and to work out their differences to prevent future violence.

Olive Branch Petition

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Identify the social movement that inspired Thomas Jefferson to write the Declaration of Independence that people have the right to resist an unjust gov’t.

The Enlightenment

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Identify the social movement that stressed a more egalitarian life and encouraged people to question their religious leaders which eventually led to the questions of King George III.

The Great Awakening

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Identify the turning point event in the Revolutionary War that resulted in France creating a military alliance with America.

Battle of Saratoga

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Identity two global revolutions that were inspired by the success of the American Revolution.

French Revolution Haitian Revolution

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After the Revolutionary War, what “special” role did American women get where they would the “nation’s conscience?”

Republican Motherhood

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What did Abigail Adams advise John Adams to go when he was helping to create the U.S. Government?

“remember the ladies”

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Identify America’s 1st National Constitution.

Articles of Confederation

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List at least three weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation

No power to collect taxes, separate state tariffs, separate state currencies, no national army, could not protect trade, and more.

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During the AOC, this outlaws slavery in the Old Northwest and made every new state created equal to all the previous states

Northwest Ordinance of 1787

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During the AOC, this structured the selling of western land to pay off the national debt and required a public school land plot in every town.

Northwest Ordinance of 1785.

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This event by Massachusetts farmers demonstrated the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation and the need for revisions.

Shays’ Rebellion

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The compromise created the bi-cameral legislature with regards to representation in the U.S. Congress.

Great Compromise

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Identify two Constitutional Compromises that deal with enslaved people.

3/5th Compromise, Slave Trade Compromise

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Identify the group that supported Constitutional ratification and one person who wrote the Federalists Papers encouraging ratification.

Federalists - John Jay, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton

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Identify the group that DID NOT support Constitutional Ratification.

Anti-Federalists

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Who is considered the “father of the U.S. Constitution?”

James Madison

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List two complaints against the U.S. Constitution.

Fear excessive taxes, fear monarchy, fear national army, no Bill of Rights

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List two reasons supporting Constitutional Ratification.

Checks and Balances, one currency, collect taxes, one tariff, national army for protection

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Identify the first two Political Parties and the leader of each.

Federalists (Hamilton) and Democratic-Republicans (TJ)

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What are three parts of Hamilton’s Financial Plan

Assumption, increase tariff, Whiskey Tax, national bank

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What was Washington’s response when France and England were at war?

Proclamation of Neutrality

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What clause in the U.S. Constitution allows the government to “stretch” the power of the federal gov’t

Elastic clause or necessary & proper clause

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How Did Hamilton and TJ interpret the U.S. Constitution?

Hamilton (loosely) and TJ (strict)

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How did England and France respond to Washington’s neutrality?

England (Impressment) and France (Citizen Genet)

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Identify the revolt of Pennsylvania farmers against one part of Hamilton’s financial plan.

Whiskey Rebellion

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Identify two pieces of advice Washington’s gave in his farewell address.

No entangling alliances, No political parties

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Identify the moment where America was insulted by the French, which led to the Quasi War.

XYZ Affair

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Identify two laws during Adams’ Presidency that restricted the rights of immigrants and one’s 1st amendment rights.

Alien and Sedition Acts

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In response to the Alien and Sedition Acts, Madison and Jefferson denounced their constitutionality and championed nullification of the acts, by writing the...

Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions

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Identify the event that witnessed a peaceful transfer of power from Federalists to Democratic Republicans when Jefferson “won” the election.

Revolution of 1800

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Thomas Jefferson was upset when John Adams placed many Federalists judges in office during his last days as President. This was called the…

Midnight Appointments

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Provide three differences between the Federalists and Democratic Republicans. Categories listed as answers but need to explain how different.

National Bank, supporters, Britain/France, tariffs, etc