Acts
Ideology
The Constitution
The Constitution pt. 2
Other
100

Tax placed on the American colonists by Great Britain, stated that the colonists could not create paper money

Currency Act

100

Period in Europe that spread to America, advocating for political and social reforms away from monarchy

Enlightenment

100

Additional section at the end of the Constitution listing specific additional rights provided to citizens

Bill of Rights

100

What are the three separations of power in the US federal government?

Executive, Legislative, and Judicial

100

America's first official government, ended after Shay's Rebellion

Articles of Confederation

200

Tax placed on the American colonists by Great Britain, stated that all paper products must be stamped to prove duties had been paid

Stamp Act

200

Favored a small central government with strong local and state governments. Demanded a Bill or Rights to pass the Constitution

Anti-Federalist

200

Give at least 3 rights provided by the 1st amendment

speech, religion, press, assembly, petition

200

The decision made about how enslaved people should be represented in a state's population

3/5 compromise

200

Farmers from western Massachusetts rebelling due to high taxes and lack of compensation after the war

Shay's Rebellion

300

Royal decree after the 7 Years War creating a boundary preventing American colonists from settling too far west

Proclamation of 1763

300

Supported large central government, wanted the Constitution to pass

Federalist

300

What are the two chambers of Congress?

Senate and House of Representatives

300

Decision to combine the 2 main proposals for the makeup of the federal government

Great Compromise

300

First battle of the revolutionary war

Battle of Bunker Hill/Lexington and Concord

400
Series of taxes places on the American colonists by Great Britain, including many common household items

Townshend Acts

400

Way of governing that prioritizes voting and power coming from the people

Democracy/Republicanism/Social Contract

400

A check ON the executive branch BY the legislative branch

Impeachment
400
A check ON the legislative and executive branches BY the judicial branch

declaring laws/actions unconstitutional

400

Movement started by women to boycott the Townshend Acts

Homespun Movement

500

Law stating that Great Britain has sole power and sovereignty over the American colonies

Declaratory Act

500

Written by Thomas Paine, argued that American must fight for independence

Common Sense

500

True or False: the 9th amendment provides more rights that explicitly stated in the Bill or Rights

true

500

True or False: the 10th amendment states that any rights not given to the federal government are given to the states

true

500

Last battle of the Revolutionary War

Battle of Yorktown

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