Unit 1
This was the name of the "Lost Colony" which was a failed English settlement in modern North Carolina.
Roanoke
After defeating the British at Saratoga, this country signed the Treaty of Alliance and agreed to help the Americans in their fight for independence.
France
This was the name of the first Constitution in United States history. It's fair to say that it had some issues.
Articles of Confederation
A large group of Americans in Western Pennsylvania refused to pay taxes on this alcoholic spirit - leading to Washington arresting and pardoning the protesters.
Whiskey
Ostrich
This colony was known as a tolerant colony which was settled by Puritan separatists Anne Hutchinson and Roger Williams. They were open to non-Puritan Christians, were friendlier to Native Americans, and welcomed a Jewish settlement.
Rhode Island
People who wanted independence from Britain were known as this - they made up ~40% of Americans.
Patriots
People who supported the ratification of the Constitution (like Hamilton, Madison, Jay) were members of this faction.
Federalists
The XYZ Affair helped kick off this *Kinda* War with France. While no fighting took place on land, French and American ships attacked one another at sea.
Quasi-War
Denim is made from this material
Cotton
This was the name of the series of laws that were passed by the British which forced colonists to obey mercantilist policies and trade exclusively with Britain. Colonists largely ignored these.
Navigation Acts
Baron von Steuben saved the American military from collapse while struggling through a rough winter in this Pennsylvania location.
Valley Forge
He is remembered as the "Father of the Constitution"
James Madison
This was the first name of John Adams wife. She reminded him to "Remember the Ladies"
Abigail
Peter Gene Hernandez is the real name for this "24K Magic" performer
Bruno Mars
The Wampanoag chief Metacomet was commonly called this by English settlers.
King Phillip
The British taxes on paper and legal documents was known as this. It was particularly unpopular in cities where they relied more heavily on paper documents.
Stamp Act
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This is the word for whenever a foreign Navy kidnaps a sailor and forces them to serve in their Navy.
Impressment
This is the capital city of Canada
Ottawa
"To My Dear and Loving Husband" was a famous poem written by what early English colonist?
Anne Bradstreet
Comte de Rochambeau
Representatives from five states met in this city to discuss the issues with the Articles of Confederation. They didn't agree to anything other than that they would meet again a year later.
Annapolis
He was the first Secretary of War of the United States.
Henry Knox
Mr. Berkley is this many years old
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