Miscellaneous
Government Roles
Acts
Rebellions/Battles
Agreements
100

Who wrote common sense?

Thomas Paine

100

What was Thomas Jeffersons role in the government?

He was the secretary of state.

100

In the year 1763, what was the reason for the Sugar Act?

It was designed to raise money for war debt due to the French Indian War.

100

What was the Whiskey Rebellion?

Taxes on American Whiskey which upset farmers, but the rebellion was shut down by George Washington.

100

Treaty of Paris 

1783 treaty that ended American revolution by formally recognizing United States as an independent country.  

200

Why was the battle of Monmouth a dissapointment?

due to a quick surrender

200

What was Henry Knox's role in the government?

He was the Secretary of War.

200

What is the name of the company that is importing the tea to the colonies?

British East India Trading Company.

200
What was Shay's Rebellion?

The economy was crashing, farmers land was getting foreclosed, which led to poor farmers in Massachusetts who served in the war to violently protest. 

200

Great Compromise

Set up two houses of legislature; 1) Senate. 

2) House of Legislature

300

How many people died in the Boston Massacre?

11 people

300

What was Alexander Hamilton's role in the government?

He was the first secretary of treasury. 

300

Why did the British Parliament pass the Quartering Act?

They wanted their soldiers to have free housing at the expense of American citizens.

300

How did the victory of the Battle of Trenton preserve the rebellion?

By convincing many soldiers to reenlist in the army.

300

Jays Treaty

Helped avoid war with Britain and kept the U.S. nuetral during European conflicts

400
Was Thomas Jefferson a Democrat or Republican?

Republican

400

What was Benjamin Franklin known for?

Benjamin Franklin is known for being a Founding Father who played a key role in the American Revolution, signing the Declaration of Independence, the Treaty of Paris, and the U.S. Constitution.

400

What was the reason for Britain establishing navigation laws?

Britain only wanted Americans to get resources from them, so they would maintain control over them.

400

What was the cause of the Lexington and Concord battle?

It was caused by American colonies opposing British rule over them (taxes).

400

3/5 Compromise 

Since slaves were more populated in the south, their vote only counted as 3/5 of a vote. 

500
What year was the Articles of Confederation adopted?

1777

500

What significance of George Washington in the government?

He was the first president of the United States of America. He was the commander of of Continental Army and led America to independence.

500

To what extent was the Stamp Act an abuse of British power?

Because it imposed a direct tax on the American colonies which was seen as economic exploitation.

500

Why were the British during the Battle of Bunker hill?

The colonists ran out of ammo.

500

Articles of Confederation

1) No excecutive branch 

2) No power to tax

3) No power to regulate commerce 

4) unanimous vote required for legislation

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