1-20
21-40
41-60
61-80
81-100
100
1 6 7 8
1accurate maps 6climate and geography 7mercantilism 8indentured servent
100
21 22 23 24
21Boston 22superior equipment and training 23sons of liberty 24destruction of british east india co. and property
100
41 42 43 44
41concurrent power 42exectutive 43judicial 44legislative
100
61 62 63 64
61 12th amendment 62friendship with all nations alliances with none 63followed war of 1812 64washington DC suffered war damages
100
81 82 83 84
81the US attemping to stay neutral in WWI and II 82people who protested against Vietnam war 83texas was a slave state thus upsetting the balance in congress 84 $8.40/week
200
2 9 10 11
2Spain 9used religion to teach grammar 10seditious libel 11freedom of the press
200
25 26 27 28
25intolerable acts 26boston massacre 27declare independence from Britain 28power from consent of the governed
200
45 46 47 48
45judicial members 46exectutive 47federalists (remember that hamilton wanted the bank) 48avoid alliances
200
65 66 67 68
65the legality of slavery 66gibobns v ogden 67when the soviet union places nuclear missles in cuba 68it settled the issue of slavery in new states
200
85 86 87 88
85wage slaves 86created extreme poverty and wealth 87competition 88child labor
300
3 12 13 14
3worshiped and relied on nature 12decimation of native americans 13colonists' belief that the governor of VA was not protecting them adequately 14men greatly outnumbered women
300
29 30 31 32
29trenton and princeton 30taxed without representation 31accusing members of parliment of being tyrants 32middle colonies...carolinas and georgia
300
49 50 51 52
49 first 50 fifth 51 first 52 seventh
300
69 70 71 72
69the group of people with the right to vote 70foregin nations responded by raising tariffs on agricultural products 71alexander hamilton 72it was not stated in the constitution
300
89 90 91 93
89child labor 90william henry harrison 91john k polk 93harriet tubman
400
4 15 16 17
4religious freedom 15of the # of political problems the gvt faced in england 16neglect by england over 100 years and the great distance 17colonies doubled in size
400
33 34 35 36
33olive branch petition 34guerilla warefare tactics were insturmental to colonial victory 35lacked power to collect taxes 36governor, 60000 people, and a legislature
400
53 54 55 56
53 sixth 54 first 55 fourth 56 fifth
400
73 74 75 76
73gave US control of the mississippi river 74declare congressional laws unconstitutional 75states powers 76western hemisphere
400
94 95 96 97
94 fourth 95he wasnt considered a US citizen 96representative (Lincoln) election of 1800 97 first battle of bull run
500
5 18 19 20
5impractically of enforcing laws from 1000s of miles away 18passage of intolerable acts 19crispus attucks 20declaring independence
500
37 38 39 40
37independence from england 38representation in congress 39slavery, representation, and taxation 40federalism
500
57 58 59 60
57 first 58 tenth 59sedition act 60election of 1796=president- Adams (fed) vp- Jefferson (demrep)
500
77 78 79 80
77interfering with US foregin trade 78noth west ordinance of 1781 banning slavery north of the ohio river 79friendship with all nations alliances with none, protection of free speech/religion, and economy in the spending of gvt money 80they felt it would give the dem-reps a majority in congress
500
98 99 100 101 102
98black soliders proved their value to the union military 99an irish immigrant 100the buffalo slaughter 101anyone 21 or older 102literacy test
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