After the Stamp Act passed the colonist protested by not buying British goods until Parliament repealed the law.
What was a boycott?
He wrote the Declaration of Independence.
Who was Thomas Jefferson?
Organized by the Sons of Liberty colonists disguised themselves as Indians.
What was the Boston Tea Party?
Last battle of the Revolution resulting in the British surrender.
Where was Yorktown?
Considered our first constitution but was very weak since the states had more power than the national govt.
What were the Articles of Confederation?
This process involved the approval of the US Constitution and later the First 10 Amendments known as the Bill of Rights.
What was ratification?
One of the Georgia signers to the Declaration of Independence later killed in a duel.
Who was Button Gwinnett?
This Georgia slave helped the British capture Savannah after a long siege.
Who was Quamino Dolly?
1779 Georgia battle that convinced the US govt. to support the Whigs against the Tories.
What was the Battle of Kettle Creek?
System of government under the US Constitution granting powers to the national and state governments.
What is federalism?
Type of warfare conducted in an unconventional manner using ambush and hiding in the terrain.
What was guerrilla warfare?
British commander that developed a southern strategy by invading the Carolinas and Georgia.
Who was Lord (General) Cornwallis?
The famous rebellion revealed the real weaknesses under the Articles of Confederation.
What was Shays Rebellion?
Polish nobleman Casmir Pulaski died defending Georgia in this famous siege.
Where was Savannah?
Georgia signer of the US Constitution that became historically recognized with a college named after him.
Who was Abraham Baldwin?
Means a one house assembly.
What is unicameral?
Georgia Whig guerrilla that defeated the Tory forces at Kettle Creek.
Who was Elijah Clarke?
Important peace agreement that granted the US its political independence from Britain in 1783.
What was the Treaty of Paris?
First shots were fired in this New England battle.
Where was Lexington/Concord?
Describes the 3 branches of govt. with checks/balances.
What are the separation of powers?
Locke wrote about these rights such as life, liberty and property during the Enlightenment.
What are natural rights?
First state governor under the 1777 Georgia Constitution.
Who was John Treutlen?
Britain's number one enemy that aided the US with troops and supplies to win the war.
Who was France?
Massachusetts battle that first involved Washington's Continental Army against the British.
Where was Bunker Hill (Boston)?
Famous location for the Constitutional Convention in 1787 consisting of 55 delegates from all 13 states.
Where was Philadelphia?