Tensions!
Monticello
Bill of Rights
Founding Fathers
Revolutionary Women
100
This represents what famous event in 1773?
Boston Tea Party
100
What does this image show?
All of the enslaved people who lived and worked at Monticello
100
The Bill of Rights is within another important document. What is that document?
The Constitution
100
Who is this founding father?
Thomas Jefferson
100
Abigail Adams was the wife of which founding father?
John Adams
200
What war caused the British monarchy/ Parliament to tax the colonists?
French-Indian War
OR
Seven Years War
200
Where is Monticello located? (Town, State)
Charlottesville, VA
200
What does the first amendment protect?
It protects our rights to freedom of speech, religion, press, protesting, and petitioning the government.
200
This painting shows George Washington, a founding father, and the run-away slave advertisement of WHO?
Ona Judge
200
Many women were put on trial for heresy during the 1600's in puritanical Massachusetts. What does heresy mean?
The crime of holding beliefs that were not approved by the religious leaders.
300
What tension does this image relate to?
The Stamp Act
300
This man was a nail maker at Monticello. He was enslaved, but became free in the 1820's. What's his name?
Isaac Granger Jefferson
300
What does the 3rd amendment protect?
The Third Amendment forbids the government from housing soldiers in homes in peacetime without their owners' consent.
300
Who drew this political cartoon?
Benjamin Franklin
300
TWO of the women we studied and did bullet point notes on were poets. Can you name ONE of them?
Phillis Wheatley or Mercy Otis Warren
400
Can you name THREE things that were taxed because of the Townshend Revenue Act?
Glass, Paper, Tea, Lead, & Paint
400
What job did Sally Hemings brother do?
He was the cook!
400
What does the 4th amendment protect?
The Fourth Amendment requires legal authorities to obtain a search warrant before conducting a search of a person's possessions.
400
Who is this?
Alexander Hamilton
400
Who rode in the night to tell the Patriots the British were coming, just like Paul Revere?
Sybil Ludington
500
When did the colonists officially declare themselves free and wanting their own government?
July 4th 1776!
#Declaration of Independence
500
What was Mulberry Row?
Mulberry Row was the dynamic, industrial hub of Jefferson’s 5,000-acre agricultural enterprise. As the principal plantation street, it was the center of work and domestic life for dozens of people — free whites, free blacks, indentured servants, and enslaved people. It was populated by more than 20 dwellings, workshops, and storehouses between 1770 and the sale of Monticello in 1831.
500
What does the 10th amendment protect?
The Tenth Amendment ensures that the powers that are not delegated to the federal government are retained by the states and the people (like health, education, and welfare).
500
Which famous founding father did NOT own enslaved people?
John Adams
500
Did Molly Brant fight with the Patriots or the Loyalists?
Loyalists