Colonization
Colonial Representative Governments
Causes of the Revolution
Constitution
Early Republic (first 5 presidents)
100

The first permanent English settlement

Jamestown

100

The first self-government in the colonies

Mayflower Compact
100

Primary reason Britain taxed the colonies

Debt from the French and Indian War

100

Year the Constitution was written

1787

100

First President

George Washington

200

The religious groups that settled Massachusetts

Pilgrims/Puritans

200

The first representative legislative body in the colonies

Virginia House of Burgesses

200

List 3 examples of taxes placed on the colonies

Sugar Act, Stamp Act, Tea Act, or Townshend Acts

200

the first 10 amendments are called...

Bill of Rights

200

Large piece of land bought from France

Louisiana Purchase

300

The religious group that settled Pennslyvania

Quakers

300

The first written colonial constitution 

Fundamental Orders of Connecticut 

300

This event led to the intolerable acts 

Boston Tea Party

300
Principle of Government that means each branch controls a portion of the other branches

Checks and Balances

300

Fought between U.S. and Britain because of impressment

War of 1812

400

The religious group that settled Maryland

Catholics

400

The primary reason the English colonies established their own governments

Salutary Neglect

400

The Colonies responded to the intolerable acts with the...

First Continental Congress

400

The group who believed the Constitution gave too much power to the federal government

Anti-Federalists

400

Political Party that believed in tariffs, manufacturing, and a national bank

Federalist

500

The reason the King viewed Georgia as valuable

A military barrier

500

The British documents that served as examples for colonial governments (2 of them)

Magna Carta and English Bill of Rights

500

Rights a person is born with

Unalienable Rights (Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness)

500

Division of power between the federal government and the states (10th amendment) 

Federalism

500

Supreme Court Chief Justice who established the authority of the federal government

John Marshall

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