Politics
Taxation Without Representation
American Revolution
Articles of Confederation
Federalists vs. Antifederalists
100

The person who came up with the philosophy of a social contract

Who was John Locke?

100

These two groups were generally ignored when writing the Constitution - calling into question the phrase "All men are created equal".

What are slaves/Native Americans/Women?

100

The first battle of the American Revolution, April 18th 1775.

What was the Battle of Lexington and Concord?

100

A law that set rules for the creation of new states.

What was the Northwest Ordinance of 1787?

100

The most well-known and influential member of the Federalist party.

Who was Alexander Hamilton

200

The author of the pamphlet Common Sense

Who was Thomas Paine

200

Placed in 1765, this act placed a tax on most printed paper in the colonies.

What is the Stamp Act?

200

With the decrease in British exports in the lead-up to the revolution, this group of people would produce goods like clothes to replace that; which increased their participation in the war effort.

Who are women?

200

This right was extended to all white men who owned some property

What is voting?

200

The Federalists/Hamilton wanted to borrow money from this group in order to help fund the new national debt.

Who were wealthy individuals?

300

The group said the Constitution should require a balanced federal budget as well as arguing against a national bank.

What is the Anti-Federalists/Democratic-Republicans/Republicans?

300

Secret society known for it’s violent tarring and feathering of tax collectors.

Who were the Sons of Liberty?

300

A group of pro-British, mostly wealthy, men and women in the colonies during the war.

Who were the Loyalists/Tories?

300

This branch of government was not a part of the Articles of Confederation.

What is the Executive Branch?

300

This political party believed in strong state governments and weaker centralized government.

Who were the anti-federalists?

400

Individual states can consider federal laws void if they view those laws as violating the Constitution.

What are the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions/Doctrine of Nullification and Interposition?

400

An incident where British troops began firing at American citizens who were harassing British guards?

What was the Boston Massacre?

400

The colonists’ attempt to achieve peace with England, pledging their loyalty if the king protected the colonists’ rights.

What was the Olive Branch Petition?

400

This was one of the few successful acts of the A.O.C., where it set up a system of surveyal of new lands and outlawed slavery in the new states in this act.

What was the Northwest Ordinance/Land Ordinance?

400

This political party believed in a strong centralized government with more control over individual state governments.

Who were the Federalists?

500

Women were expected to raise children who were educated citizens, virtuous, and valued republican ideals. 

What Republican Motherhood?

500

Placed in 1767, these acts placed duties on colonial imports of tea, glass, and paper, and also allowed for the search of private homes with a writ of assistance.

What were the Townshend Acts?

500

The final major battle of the war, in 1781.

What was the Battle of Yorktown?

500

A group of rebel farmers stopped the collection of taxes in Massachusetts, this uprising showed the people in the United States that the Articles of Confederation gave the government little power.

What was Shay's Rebellion?

500

The Federalists believed this about the interpretation of the constitution.

What is a loose interpretation/elastic clause/necessary and proper clause.

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