Founding Fathers
Early Political Parties
Constitution
Events and Precedents
Rise to Revolution
100

The first president.

Who is George Washington?

100
The country that Federalists supported.

What is Britain?

100

Amount that other persons (including slaves) were represented.

What is 3/5?

100

Poor farmers revolted in Massachusetts, and though the rebellion was able to be contained, the weakness of the Articles of Confederation was shown.

What is Shay's Rebellion?

100

One of the first taxes that taxed playing cards, documents, letters, and many other things that required paper.

What is the Stamp Act?

200

Diplomat to France, inventor, publisher, and oldest founding father.

Who is Benjamin Franklin?

200

The primary founder of the Democratic Republican party.

Who is Thomas Jefferson?

200

The amendment that prevents the government from quartering troops in any house.

What is the Third Amendment?

200

A petition to the King after the war started that said that Americans were still loyal to the king and wanted to be subjects.

What was the Olive Branch Petition?

200
The places where the fighting of the American Revolutionary war started.

What is Lexington and Concord?

300

Established the national Bank and a strong Federalist.

Who is Alexander Hamilton?

300

The party that passed and primarily benefited from the Sedition Acts.

What is the Federalist Party?

300

Main weakness of the Articles of Confederation and what the founders intended to fix with the constitution.

What is central power?

300

Hamilton's interpretation of the Constitution, set precedent of stronger central government.

What is a loose interpretation?

300

The War in America that set the stage for the revolution.

What was the French and Indian war?

400
Wrote much of Constitution and Bill of Rights, anti-Federalist.

Who is James Madison?

400

The Democratic Republicans opposed the establishment of this until promised the state capitol would be in Virginia.

What is the National Bank?

400

Papers published by Hamilton, Madison, and Jay to support passing the new constitution.

What are the Federalist Papers?

400

Trial that happened in the colonies, later set precedent of freedom to publish.

What is the Zenger Trial?
400

Agreements made to not buy British goods, often enforced with Tar and Feather.

What were the non-importation agreements?

500

Federalist and diplomat to France and Britain, first chief justice of the US.

Who is John Jay?

500

Political party that most early revolutionaries would identify as, advocated in Britain for Republicanism.

What are the radical Whigs?

500

The Great Compromise between the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan had the House of Representatives and the Senate each represented through these methods, respectively.

What is representation by population and representation by state?

500

A diplomatic snub by French middlemen to American diplomats that increased anti-French sentiment.

What was the XYZ affair?

500

First established by Sam Adams, these provided contact in and between the colonies, spreading anti-British messages.

What were comittees of correspondence?