Road to Revolution
American Revolution
Principles of the Constitution
Bill of Rights
Colonial America
100

This law placed a tax on legal documents, newspapers, and printed materials.

Stamp Act

100

He alerted colonial militias about British troop movements, helping them prepare for conflict before Lexington and Concord.

Paul Revere

100

Each branch has the power to check or limit the power of other branches

checks and balances

100

This amendment protects you from unreasonable searches and seizures.

4th Amendment

100

This region can be characterized by fertile soil, year round growing season, and heavy reliance on slave labor.

The South

200

King George III issued this to ease conflict with native americans and keep colonists where they could be easily controlled.

Proclamation of 1763

200

The leadership of George Washington inspired American soldiers to weather hardships even though they lacked most everything they needed for survival during the harsh winter here.

Valley Forge

200

the idea that government lies with the people

popular sovereignty

200

The 3rd Amendment protects you from what practice?

quartering

200

The Mayflower Compact was the first tradition of self-government in the colonies, signed in 1620 by which group?

Pilgrims

300

This became the rallying cry to explain why colonists claimed that Parliament did not have the right to tax them

"No taxation without representation"

300

Following the final battle at Yorktown, this treaty officially ended the American Revolutionary War.

Treaty of Paris (1783)

300

basic liberties are guaranteed in the first 10 amendments of the Constitution

individual rights

300

This amendment gives you the right to a fair and speedy trial.

6th Amendment

300

It was the first written constitution that established a tradition of self-government.

Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

400

Parliament lowered the tax on imported molasses, sugar, and coffee in order to —

get colonists to pay their taxes instead of smuggling goods.

400

African American soldier that helped win Battle of Saratoga

Wentworth Cheswell

400

government with limited powers strictly defined by law

limited government

400

The 1st Amendment gives you 5 freedoms. What are they?

religion, assembly, petition, press, speech (RAPPS)

400

The type of government in which people elect a representative who becomes their voice in making the laws.

representative government

500

This event united colonists in their first "national experience".

First Great Awakening

500

Spy that played a crucial role during Battle of Yorktown

James Armistead

500

people choose representatives to represent them in government

republicanism

500

Powers not given to the federal government and reserved for the states.

10th Amendment

500
The discovery of tobacco in Jamestown was successful because -

It was sent to England to be sold for a profit

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