Causes of the American Revolution
The Revolutionary War
The Seven Principles of the Constitution
The U.S.
Bill of Rights
Antebellum/Civil War/ Reconstruction
100

This war left England in debt and forced the colonies to pay for the cost.

French and Indian War

100

DOUBLE JEOPARDY 

1775: The start of the American Revolution known as the "shot heard around the world".

Battles of Lexington and Concord

100

"We the People", people have the ultimate power in the United States. They exercise this power by voting. 

Popular Sovereignty

100

Fifth Amendment

Right from self incrimination "I plead the 5th" / Right to remain silent

100

___________the withdrawal of a state from the Union. 

Secession / Secede

200

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: 

How did England address the economic problem left by the French and Indian War?

Taxes

The 13 colonies had to pay the debt

200

1777: The turning point of the American Revolution

The Battle of Saratoga

200

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

People vote for representatives that will carry out their will in the government. Elected representatives that fail to carry out the will of people are voted out of office.

Republicanism

200

Eighth Amendment

This right protects you from any cruel and unusual punishment & double jeopardy.

200

List 3 rights citizens have

Right to vote

Right to serve your country


300
This massacre left 12 colonist dead including 1 slave

The Boston Massacre

300

1777-1778: The Continental Army endured hardship alongside General Washington but did not give up on the cause for fighting for independence.

Winter at Valley Forge

300

The federal and the state governments share power.

Federalism

300

DOUBLE JEAOPARY

Ninth Amendment

This amendment states that people have more rights not directly listed in the constitution.

300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

List 3 main causes of the Civil War

1. Slavery

2. The election of Abraham Lincoln

3. State's Rights

4. Sectionalism

400
Term used by the colonist to justify revolution due to taxes from the British without any say in government

"Taxation without Representation"

400

1781: Last major battle of the American Revolution

Battle of Yorktown

400

Everyone must follow the law. The Constitution is the law of the land it limits the power of the national government.

Limited Government
400

First Amendment

R: Freedom of religion

A: Freedom of assembly

P: Freedom of the press

P: Freedom to petition

S: Freedom of speech


400

______________Union General during the Civil War

Ulysses S. Grant

500

The sons of liberty took matters into their own hands and retaliated against Great Britain by throwing British cargo into the harbor

The Boston Tea Party

500

1783: The result of this was the following:

- Britain recognized the U.S. as an independent country

- U.S. gained land up to the Mississippi River

- Ended the American Revolution

Treaty of Paris

500

Protections guaranteed by the Constitution from the abuse of power of the national government.

Individual Rights

500

Seventh Amendment

Ensures the right to a trial by jury in civil lawsuits 

500

________________granted U.S. citizenship to all former slaves. Any person born in the U.S. is a U.S. citizen

The 14th Amendment

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