Cultures, the American revolution, and early government

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Anasazi

Which Native American civilization was known for constructing elaborate cliff dwellings in the southwest?

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Find gold and other riches

what was a major goal of the early Spanish explorers in the Americans?

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widespread death and decline in the Native American population

What was the impact of the introduction of European disease to the Americans?

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Maryland

which colony was originally founded as a refuge for English Catholics?

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Fishing, shipbuilding, and trade

the New England colonies developed economies based largely on what activities?

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Introduction of new crops and livestock to both Europe and the Americans

What was one major effect of the Colombian exchange?

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Proclamation of 1763

which British policy restricted colonial expansion west of the Appalachian mountains?

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They believed it was unfair and unjust without representation in the British parliament

why did colonist most strongly object to British taxation?

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Group acted out several protest against British taxes and acts

What was the primary purpose of the Sons of Liberty?

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Demonstrated that the American colonists were willing to fight and die for their freedom

What was the significance of the Battle of Bucker Hill?

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Battle of Lexington and Concord

which event directly led to the calling of the Second Continental Congress?

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Consent of the governed

According to the Declaration of Independence, where do governments obtain their power from?

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Convinced France to formally ally with the American colonists

Why was the Battle of Saratoga considered a turning point in the war?

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American colonists who supported independence from Great Britain

who were the patriots?

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providing naval support and soldiers that were crucial to the siege of Yorktown

What role did France play in the American victory at Yorktown?

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Formally recognized the independence of the US by Great Britain

what did the Treaty of Paris (1783) establish?

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A weak central government that lacked the power to tax effectively or regulate interstate commerce

What were the main weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation?

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Shay’s Rebellion

Which event exposed the weaknesses of the articles of confederation?

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Representation based on each state’s population

what did the Virginia plan propose regarding representation?

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A legislature with equal representation for each state

How did the New Jersey plan differ from the Virginia plan?

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Representation in congress

what issue did the great compromise resolve?

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How to count enslaved people for the purpose of representation and taxation

What issue did the three-fifths compromise address?

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the Articles of confederation had proven to be ineffective in governing the new nation

Why did federalists argue the constitution was necessary?

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Protect individual liberties from potential government overreach

Why did anti-federalists support adding the bill of rights?

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division of governmental legislative, executive. And judicial branches

What is meant by “separation of powers”?

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The 14th amendment

Which amendment protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures?