Early Aggravations
Tensions Heat Up
The Break Up and Battle
Early Government Structures
Parties and Amendments
100

This war was fought between the French and British governments within the New World in the mid 1700s. 

The French and Indian War or Seven Years War

100

This event sparked outrage in Boston as colonists were fired upon after a snowball fight.

Boston Massacre

100

This was offered to enslaved African Americans who agreed to fight in the Revolutionary War. 

Freedom

100

This form of government was created directly after America gained its independence from Great Britain. 

Articles of Confederation

100

This political party was created after the Constitutional Convention of 1787. They highly favored the powers given to the Central Government. 

Federalists

200

This form of taxation placed additional costs on all paper products utilized by the 13 Colonies.

The Stamp Act

200

This port was closed down following the infamous Boston Tea Party

Port of Boston

200

This portion of the Declaration of Independence outlined the wants and needs of the Colonists.

Preamble 

200

In order for new laws to be made under the Articles of Confederation what fraction of states needed to support the vote?

9/13

200

This party expressed concerns at the Constitutional Convention of 1787 and refused to ratify the Constitution until 10 additional amendments were made. 

Anti-Federalists

300

This economic system allowed for Mother Countries to benefit off of raw materials from their colonies through the system of exporting more than importing. 

Mercantilism

300

These Acts were passed in a response to the Boston Tea Party. 

Intolerable Acts

300

This country came to the aid of the 13 Colonies for selfish desires to weaken the British military during the Revolutionary War. 

France

300

In order to make amendments to the Articles of Confederation what fraction of votes were needed? 

13/13

300

This amendment ensures that all US citizens have the right to reasonable searches and seizures, and cannot be taken advantage of by authorities. 

4th Amendment 

400

This nation experience high levels of debt after the French and Indian War, resulting in increased colonial taxation. 

Britian/England

400

This resource was decreased in cost when purchased from British Businesses, causing colonial smugglers to become frustrated. 

Tea

400

This portion of the Declaration of Independence expressed the Colonists goals after separating from British control.

Denunciation

400

This Branch of the United States Constitution has the power to declare Executive actions as unconstitutional. 

Judicial Branch

400

This amendment ensures that if someone is convicted of a crime, they are not allowed to be charges extreme amounts of money or tortured.

8th Amendment

500

This boarder, which was established by the British Government, expressed that the colonists were not to go beyond the Appalachian Mountains.


Proclamation Line of 1763

500

This gathering occurred in Philadelphia after the passing of 4 terrible British laws against the Colonists.

First Continental Congress

500

This portion of the Declaration of Independence outlined the key problems held by the Colonists relating to the British treatment. 

Grievances 

500

This Branch of the government can overturn an Executive veto with 2/3 vote. 

Legislative Branch

500

This amendment ensures that the people are provided any powers not directly listed within the Constitution.

9th Amendment