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Act passed by the British which made the colonial governments provide food and housing for soldiers

Quartering Act

100

Ruler of GB (1) and an advantage of GB at the onset of the war (2)

King George III

-Better military/navy

-More economic power

-Larger population

-varied

100
Independence was Common Sense, according to this influential author

Thomas Paine

100

Boston. Crispus Attucks. Paul Revere engraving. 

Boston Massacre

100

First constitution of the US that created a weak national government

Articles of Confederation

200

Replaced the Molasses Act of 1733

Sugar Act of 1764

200

"No taxation without Representation"? Yeah right! According to the British, the Americans had no reason to complain because they already had this representation in Parliament.

Virtual

200

A patriotic group of shopkeepers, artisans, etc that protested British laws (tea, anyone?)

Sons of Liberty

200

Reason Britain was in debt prior to the Revolution

French and Indian War (7 years war- Great War for Empire)

200

Battle that marked end of the Revolution

Yorktown

300

After this Act, the colonists formed a Congress of the same name to challenge the constitutionality of the said Act. What was the name of the Congress?

Stamp Act Congress

300

Courts run by British-appointed judges ("guilty until proven innocent")

vice-admiralty courts

300

Group that favored a Bill of Rights (ex: Thomas Jefferson)

Anti-Federalists

300

Convinced the French to ally with the Americans

Battle of Saratoga

300

Neither the French nor the Americans would sign a separate peace treaty that did not recognize American independence in this agreement

Treaty of Alliance

400

Punishment for Massachusetts only that included closing the Boston Harbor and voiding town meetings, among others.

Coercive (Intolerable) Acts of 1774

400

Signed with GB that ended the war.

Treaty of Paris (1783)

400

Political body formed in response to the Coercive Acts

First Continental Congress (1774)

400

Pennsylvania winter. Death. Baron Von Steuben.

Valley Forge

400

Prohibited slavery and sold lands to fund debt and public schools

Northwest Ordinance of 1787

500

Placed import duties on glass, paper, paint, tea

Townshend Acts

500

Catholicism next door? Yikes! New Englanders resented this British law of 1774

Quebec Act of 1774

500

Who wrote Federalist No. 10 and what did it maintain?

James Madison/

a large, diverse republic is the best way to control the dangers of "faction"

500

First real victory for the Americans (a nice surprise on Christmas night- 1776) was the Crossing of THIS

the Delaware River
500

The Great Compromise created a bicameral legislature. Define bicameral and describe the elements of Congress.

Bicameral- two houses/chambers


Senate- equal representation (2)

House- population 

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