The Revolution
Revolutionary Warfare
The Constitution
The Early Republic
The Bill of Rights
MR. GRAHAM'S CHALLENGE
100
This economic system was designed to benefit the mother country over the colonies.
Mercantilism
100
These German Mercenaries were hired by the British.
Hessians
100
This was added to the Constitution as a compromise in order to get the Constitution ratified.
Bill of Rights
100
The French Revolution was a major political issue during the 1790s into 1th 1800s, with what political party supporting stronger ties with Great Britain?
Federalists
100
This Amendment states, "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
2nd Amendment
100
This American General became America's most infamous traitor.
Benedict Arnold
200
This event was America's first mass shooting.
Boston Massacre
200
This Battle was made famous due to Washington's daring plan to cross the Delaware River on Christmas.
Battle of Trenton
200
The Articles of Confederation was replaced with the Constitution, which implemented this system of government in the Untied States.
Federalism / Federalist System
200
This was the name of the 'war' between France and the USA.
Quasi War
200
This Amendment requires police to acquire a warrant before they search someone's private property.
4th Amendment
200
This founding father was in Paris at the time of the Constitutional Convention.
Thomas Jefferson
300
The 7 Year's was was fought primarily over this territory in North America.
Ohio
300
This battle was the final battle of the Revolutionary War.
Battle of Yorktown
300
This revolt was crushed, and showed that the Constitution was here to stay.
The Whiskey Rebellion
300
The Constitution was ratified in this year.
1789
300
This Amendment says that rights in the Bill of Rights are not the only rights people have.
9th Amendment
300
"I have not yet begun to fight." is attributed to this famous hero of the Revolution.
John Paul Jones
400
These acts meant that colonial governors would be paid by Parliament, not by their colonial citizens.
Townshend Acts
400
The Battle of Bunker Hill was actually fought more so on this hill.
Breed's Hill
400
Hamilton really wanted this, but his critics argued that the Constitution gave him no specific right to establish it.
Federal Bank / Bank of the United States
400
These were the first four executive departments established by George Washington.
State, War, Treasury, Justice
400
This person wrote the Bill of Rights.
James Madison
400
This Revolution in England that overthrew the Catholic King James inspired the colonists and rejected the idea of god-appointed rulers.
Glorious Revolution
500
This act forbid the colonists from printing their own money.
The Currency Act
500
This Battle convinced the French to join the Americans in their fight for Independence.
Battle of Saratoga
500
This amendment was one of the only things passed under the Articles of Confederation and banned slavery in this territory.
Northwest Ordinance / Territory
500
Who was the architect of Jay's treaty?
Alexander Hamilton
500
The Due Process Clause is part of the 14th Amendment, but it is also part of this Amendment.
5th Amendment
500
These three foreigners helped Washington turn the Continental Army from a militia into a professional fighting force.
Marquis de Lafayette - French
Friedrich von Steuben - German
Tadeusz Kościuszko - Polish
