FAMOUS PEOPLE
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Famous quote" I have not yet begun to fight"

John Paul Jones

100

Creator of indigo use to make dye

Eliza Lucas

100

Founder of Religious freedom in Rhode Island

Roger Williams

100

to settle a dispute by each side giving up some of what each wants

compromise

100

First attempt to stop the spread of slavery in the United States

Northwest Ordinance of 1787

200

Created religious freedom in Hartford Connecticut

Thomas Hooker

200

Saved important artifacts when the President's mansion was set afire.

Dolley Madison

200

Famous Quote "Don't fire till you see the whites of their eyes"

William Prescott

200

Someone who undertakes a religious journey

Pilgrim

200

Barred settlers from moving west of the Appalachian mountains

Proclamation of 1763

300

Prime Minister of Britain who paid for the French and Indian war.

William Pitt

300

Supporter of women's rights and counselor to her husband

Abigail Adams

300

Author of the Declaration of Independence from Virginia

Thomas Jefferson

300

Crops that can be easily sold

Cash Crops

300

Permitted trade with Britain ONLY even if colonists could sell elsewhere for higher prices

Navigation Acts

400

His trial gave us freedom of Speech

John Peter Zenger

400

First Woman Supreme Court Justice

Sandra Day O'Connor

400

Created the idea that the powers of government should be separated and balanced against one another

Baron de Montesquieu

400

Refuse to buy

boycott

400

Place a tax on wills, newspapers and playing cards

Stamp Act

500

African American that fought at Concord and the Battle of Bunker Hill

Peter Salem

500

Guide and interpreter for Lewis and Clark

Sacagawea

500

Proposed a 5% tax to reduce the national debt but it was defeated by the no vote of Rhode Island 

Robert Morris

500

Allowed custom's officers to search anywhere for smuggled goods

Writs of Assistance

500

Power of the Supreme Court to review decisions of the executive and legislative branches of government to be sure they are within the boundaries of the constitution

Judicial Review

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