French and
Indian War
The Colonies Divided
Road to Revolution
A Revolutionary War
AOC and CON
Washington and Our Government
100

This man led the British to victory in the French and Indian War

William Piitt

100

This founding father defended the soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre

John Adams

100

Identify 2 of Jefferson's unalienable rights

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

100

This marked the last major Battle in the American Revolution

The Battle of Yorktown

100

What Compromise solved the issue of Representation of slaves for population numbers and helped gain southern support for the Constitution?

3/5 Compromise

100

The Supreme Court can interpret which document?

The Constitution

200
Why did many Native American allies join the French? 

The French created friendships with the Native Americans

200

What were 2 requirements to join a militia? 

Be a white, free, man aged 18-45

200

How did the colonists react following the Boston Massacre?

Between the Quartering Act and this, the colonists were enraged

200

This battle marked the Turning Point in the Revolution

The Battle of Saratoga

200

Why was requiring consensus a major drawback under the Articles of Confederation

Led to delays in decision making as getting everyone to agree on something is nearly impossible

200

Why has the cabinet grown in the last 200 years? 

The cabinet supports the President and there are many things the President needs to be advised on as our country has grown and changed

300

What event immediately began the French and Indian War?

George Washington was sent to remove French forts in the Ohio River Valley

300

What natural boundary served as the Proclamation of 1763 line? 

The Appalachian Mountains - Colonists felt this was an abuse of British authority

300

What does "no taxation without representation" mean?

Means that without proper representation in government any taxes are without consent

300

Identify 2 strengths of the Americans

Home Field Advantage, patriotism among the people, leadership of G. Washington, had allies in France and Spain

300

Identify 2 powers the central government had under the Articles of Confederation

Could maintain an army/navy, declare war or peace, and sign treaties with other nations

300

Choose one of the branches. Identify who's a part of it and their main responsibility

Legislative - Congress (House/Senate) Makes Laws / Executive - President (VP/Cabinet too) Enforces Laws / Judicial - Supreme Court (All Federal Courts) Judges/Interprets the Law

400

Why did Benjamin Franklin's Albany Plan of Union fail?

None of the colonial leaders wanted to give up power to create a centralized government

400

Why did the British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre avoid punishment

The soldiers were determined to have acted in self defense against the protestors

400

Identify 1 of the ways England punished Boston after the Boston Tea Party

Closed down the port, made Boston pay back the cost of the tea, revoked their town charter (government dissolved), and sent thousands of soldiers to keep the peace
400

Identify 3 strengths of the British

Stronger and larger army, largest navy in the world, well equipped and supplied, support of thousands of runaway slaves, hired 30,000 Hessians soldiers to help 

400

What is the significance of Shays' Rebellion?

The weakness and inaction of the central government demonstrated that the Articles of Confederation needed to be replaced

400

Explain what a precedent is and name one of Washington's

An action or decision that becomes an example for future people to follow. Created cabinet, leader of military/chief diplomat, 2 term limit, Mr. President

500

Identify 2 ways which the English won the French and Indian War

1. Borrowed money to fight. 2. Equipped colonial militia. 3. Hired Prussian mercenaries 4. Convinced the Iroquois to fight the French

500

What made the Stamp Act more unpopular than the Sugar Act

Sugar Act affected a few merchants/distillers (alcohol makers), Stamp Act affected everyone

500

Why were the events at Lexington/Concord important?

These marked the first major battles of the American Revolution

500

Give me 2 weaknesses from BOTH the British and Americans

B - No patriotism in England, distance made news/supplies/soldiers take awhile, did not know surroundings

A - No navy, weak and undisciplined troops, not supplied or funded, never more than 15,000 soldiers

500

Explain HOW the Great Compromise created our 2 Houses of Congress. (Plans/Representation Method/Names of Houses)

New Jersey Plan - Equal Representation (2 Senators) - The Senate / Virginia Plan - Representation by Population - The House of Representatives

500

What 2 things did Washington warn in his farewell address? 

Do NOT get involved in foreign affairs or create political parties (both lead to foreign influence and division among Americans)

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