Jefferson's Education
The academic institution Thomas Jefferson attended.
College of William and Mary
The three-man committee assigned by the Second Continental Congress to write the Declaration of Independence.
Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin
The parties for which the unwritten agreement in Jefferson's "social contract" is made.
Man and Government
Jefferson's job during the American Revolution.
Ambassador to France
The leader and founder of the Federalist party.
Alexander Hamilton
I am the small elevator invented by Thomas Jefferson to move items like food or cleaning supplies from one floor to another.
Dumbwaiter
I authored the majority of the Declaration of Independence.
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson argued that this individual had broken the "social contract"
King George III
The two countries that fought during the American Revolutionary War.
United States of America and Great Britain
The Leader and founder of the Democratic-Republican party.
Thomas Jefferson
The home of the Third President of the United States.
Monticello
The country from which independence was deemed necessary.
Great Britain
I am the Enlightenment philosopher most closely aligned to Jefferson's beliefs on the "social contract"
John Locke
An ally to America, this royal was the king of France during the American Revolution.
King Louis XVI
The Federalist party view of America's economic future.
Manufacturing
The three classical orders established on ancient Greek columns.
Corinthian, Ionic, Doric
The three "inalienable" rights with which people are born.
"Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness"
Under the "social contract," this is the job of the government.
Protect people's inalienable rights
This 1781 battle led to the surrender of the British.
Battle of Yorktown
The Democratic-Republican Party's view of America's economic future.
Agrarian (farming)
The university started by Jefferson.
University of Virginia
The longest section of the Declaration of Independence is a list of these about the King and Parliament.
Grievances
The obligation of the people if the government fails to protect its rights.
Overthrow the government and replace it with one that will protect its rights.
This treaty ended the American Revolutionary war and recognized the United States as its own, independent, country separate from Great Britain.
Treaty of Paris 1783
The interpretation of the US Constitution by the two parties in early America.
1.Democratic Republicans - strictly
2.Federalists - Loosely