The Constitution
Article of the Executive Branch
Article II
President who lived on an estate called Mount Vernon
George Washington
Wave of Christian religious in the 13 during the 1730s and 1740s
The First Great Awakening
U.S. leader of the American Revolution
City of famous witch trials from 1692-1693
Salem, MA
Article of the Judicial Branch
Article III
"Author" of the Bill of Rights
Thomas Jefferson
Well known preacher of the First Great Awakening whose first name was "George"
Whitefield
Battle that convinced France to fight in the war on the side of the U.S.
City that was the subject of the "Dinner Table Bargain"
Washington, DC
Article of the legislative branch
Article I
First vice president of the U.S.
John Adams
Well known preacher of the First Great Awakening whose first name was "Jonathan"
Edwards
Final decisive battle of the American Revolution
Yorktown
City of the first U.S. Capital
Philadelphia
Separation of Powers
Principal drafter of the U.S. Constitution
James Madison
First Catholic president of the U.S.
John F. Kennedy
Famous "Marquis" from France who fought with his French troops in support of the U.S.
The Marquis de Lafayette
City where the University of Virginia is located
Charlottesville
Division of power among the states and the federal government
Federalism
Author of Poor Richard's Almanack
Benjamin Franklin
Religion aka Society of Friends
Year that the American Revolution ended
1783
Largest city in the South in The Early Republic
Charleston, SC