Early America
This Act required the colonies to do business with Britain.
Navigation Acts
This President focused on Indian removal for his campaign.
Andrew Jackson.
This woman is often referenced as stating, "remember the ladies"
Abigail Adams
What percent of men 18-40 of the Confederacy were killed in the Civil War
1/4 or 25%.
This Intellectual and Cultural movement took place in the 1700s.
The Enlightenment
Name 3 people who wrote The Declaration of Independence.
Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Ben Franklin, Robert Livingston, and Roger Sherman
This term refers to "Kill the Indian, Save the Man"
Assimilation.
This French commander assisted in training and leading American forces in the Revolutionary War.
Lafayette.
This Civil War nurse later founded the American Red Cross
Clara Barton
This Civil War leader was seen hiding under his wife shawl to escape from Union patrols.
Jefferson Davis
This early war between Colonists and Native Americans was fought in what is now Connecticut.
Pequot War
This battle occurred on a lake in The War of 1812.
Battle of Lake Erie.
This general led the raze and burn campaign to the sea.
General Sherman
This battle occurred after a mine was detonated in an attempt to break Confederate lines.
The Battle of the Crater.
This treaty ended in War of 1812.
Treaty of Ghent
This Revolutionary battle under command of Colonel Prescott inflicted 2200 causalities on the British.
The Battle of Bunker Hill
This treaty forcibly removed Cherokee Indians to Oklahoma
Treaty of New Echota.
This famous American general stopped the Whiskey Rebellion in the late 1700s.
George Washington
This charge at Gettysburg led to the downfall of Confederate forces.
Picketts charge
This early American political party favored localized government.
Anti-federalists
Besides Paul Revere, who also made the midnight ride before the Battle of Lexington and Concord
William Dawes
This Native American leader led his confederation at the Battle of Tippecanoe.
Tecumseh.
This thinker believed people were naturally wicked and bad.
Thomas Hobbes
This man owned the property where the 1st Battle of Bull Rub occurred and where Lee's Confederacy forces surrendered.
Mclean
This war led to the death of 405,399 Americans
World War II.