American Revolution
Constitution
Amendments
Principles of Government
Urbanization
100

Why was the victory at Saratoga a turning point in the Revolution? 

France was convinced to join us as an ally

100

What was the Great Compromise?

Settled the debate large and small states

Congress in split in 2: House of Representatives (population) and Senate (2 per state) 

100

What five freedoms are protected in the first amendment?

Religion, Assembly, Press, Petition, Speech

100

This principle of government states the the National government and States share equal power

Federalism

100

Which requirement is expected of an immigrant after becoming a citizen? 

To obey the law

200

What were the Intolerable acts? How did the colonists react?

Closed the Boston Harbor until colonists could repay the money back

1st Continental Congress met to discuss resistance

200

How did the Three-Fifths Compromise support slavery? 

It established that enslaved people were not equal to free people

200

Which amendment protects you from unlawful search and seizure without a warrant?

Fourth

200

The 3 branches of government each have their own unique powers to keep the balance  

Separation of Powers

200

How did the creation of canals in New England (north) affect the region? 

Reduced transportation costs and time  to ship goods

300

John Locke said that our Natural Rights are: "Life, Liberty, and __________"

Property 

300

Which important document had the greatest influence on the first 10 amendments? 

The English Bill of Rights

300

7th Amendment gives you the right to 3 things as an accused person

Speedy and Public trial, jury of your peers, and a Lawyer 

300

This principle states that the people have the power

Popular Sovereignty 

300

What best explains how demand for cotton as a cash crop MOST affected the Southern U.S.?

It contributed to the growth of slavery 

400

Why is Thomas Jefferson's writing of the Declaration considered to be his greatest contribution?

He defined rights that would defeat tyranny

400

Which branch of government can Make Laws and Declare War?

Legislative Branch/Congress

400

This amendment protects the people with rights not explicitly mentioned in the constitution 

The 9th Amendment

400

This principle puts in place protections that prevent one branch from becoming too powerful. Example: The president can veto a law made by Congress

Checks and Balances

400
Why did the number of immigrants spike to over 350,000 in the 1850s?

They were attracted to the job opportunities in the Northern Manufacturing (factories)/ Opportunity for a better life

500

What French general assisted General Washington in the Revolution? 

 Marquis de Lafayette

500

Why was the 3rd Amendment prohibiting Quartering of Troops added to the U.S. Constitution? 

To address colonial treatment by the British Military/to prevent solider abuse of power during peace time

500

This amendment protects you from cruel and unusual punishment 

8th Amendment

500

The people elect representatives to voice their interests and make laws in federal government

Republicanism 

500

Factories offered housing for workers with families, new factories provided new job opportunities, both contributed to U________________ 

Urbanization 

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