Revolution
Constitution
Washington's Administration
Geography
People
Vocabulary
100

The Declaration of Independence blamed him for the abuses against the colonies.

Who was King George III?

100

His failed rebellion energized the elites to meet in Phiadelphia and create a powerful centralized government.

Who was Daniel Shays?

100

The Whiskey Rebellion was over this issue.

What was the implementation of a federal excise tax on whiskey?

100

The first engagement of the Revolutionary War happened in this colony.

What was Massachusetts?

100

The "father" of the US Constitution. 

Who was James Madison?

100

The long period of weak enforcement of British mercantile law.

What was salutary neglect?

200

Enlightened English philosopher whose beliefs are expressed in the Declaration of Independence.

Who was John Locke?

200

The counting of a states slave population for assigning the numbers of representatives it would have in congress was solved with this agreement.

3/5ths Compromise

200

Hamilton's proposal to create this led to a spirited debate over the interpretation of the Constitution and the development of political parties.

What was the Bank of the United States (BUS)? 

200

The Mason/Dixon line is located on the border of these two states.

What were Pennsylvania and Maryland? 
200

Radical Boston patriot who helped organize the Boston Tea Party.

Who was Samuel Adams?

200

The sharing of power between state and national governments.

What is federalism?
300

The Stamp Act was designed to raise revenue from the colonies following this war.

What was the French and Indian War?

300
The Great Compromise, which created a bicameral legislature, was made between these two groups at the Constitutional Convention.
What were the large and small states?
300

George Washington issued the Proclamation of Neutrality in 1793 to avoid U.S. involvement in what European conflict.

War between Britain and France

300

The difficult winter spent at this Pennsylvania camp was the crucible of the American professional army.

What was Valley Forge?

300

His argument against monarchy convinced many the revolution against imperial rule was common sense.

Who was Thomas Paine?

300

Parliament repealed these taxes following the Boston Massacre.

What were the Townshend Acts?

400

The stunning success of this Dec. 26, 1776 attack on this town saved the Continental Army and ensured the Revolution would continue into the next year. 

What was the Battle of Trenton?

400
This was the key state in the ratification of the Constitution because an agreement to add a Bill of Rights helped pass the Constitution in this and other states. 

What was Massachusetts? (Thank you Governor John Hancock)

400

It was the first of Hamilton's controversial reports which advocated federal assumption of state debts and funding the entire debt in full with interest to create private sector wealth.

What was the Report on Public Credit?

400

The peace agreement between Britain and the United States established this as the Western boundary of the United States.

What was the Mississippi River? (Treaty of Paris)
400

Influential foreigner whose friendship with George Washington would help him survive an effort in the Continental Congress to replace him with Horatio Gates. 

Who was Marquis de Lafayette?

400

Jefferson and Madison were students of this 17th century intellectual movement that stressed natural rights for all.

What was the Enlightenment?

500

The Intolerable Acts targeted this misbehaving colony.

What was Massachusetts?

500

Match the following powers to each branch of government: makes the laws, enforces the laws, interprets the laws.

Legislative - makes the laws

Executive - enforces the laws

Judicial - interprets the laws

500
Match each treaty to the party it was made with.

Jay's Treaty, Pickney's Treaty, Treaty of Greenville

Jay's Treaty - Britain

Pickney's Treaty - Spain

Treaty of Greenville - Miami Confederacy

500

Much of the future state of Ohio was given to the United States as a result of this treaty.

What was the Treaty of Greenville?

500

First Secretary of War who helped Washington gain an early success in driving the British out of Boston in early 1776.

Who was Henry Knox?

500

This series of 85 essays advocated for the support of the Constitution's strong centralized government.

What were the Federalist Papers?

600

This battle became the turning point fo the Revolution because of the French decision to recognize and ally with the colonies.

What was the Battle of Saratoga, 1777?

600

Put in the correct order from left to right as they appear on the Political Spectrum:

reactionary, liberal, conservative, radical, centrist (moderate)

radical, liberal, centrist (moderate), conservative, reactionary

600

With each of the following state if it is Republican or Federalist.

strict constructionism, Alexander Hamilton, BUS, An agrarian republic, Jay Treaty

strict constructionism - Republican

Alexander Hamilton - Federalist

BUS - Federalist

An agrarian republic - Republican

Jay Treaty - Federalist

600

As a consequence of a political compromise between Hamilton and Jefferson over the assumption of state debts our nation's permanent capital would be surrounded by these two southern states.

What is Virginia and Maryland?

600

Member of Parliament's House of Lords who voted against the Coercive Acts then led an enormous British flotilla to crush the rebellion through intimidation and forgiveness.

Who was Admiral Richard Howe?

600

The king refused to read this and then ordered a naval blockade of the colonial coast.

What was the Olive Branch Petition?

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