Road to Revolution (1763–1775)
Constitutional Convention & Ratification (1787–1789)
Independence & Revolutionary War (1775–1783)
Articles of Confederation Era (1781–1789)
Washington’s Presidency & the First Party System (1789–1796)
100

Taxes placed on sweet items 

Sugar Act

100
Our Lawmaking Body 

The Congress or Legislative Branch

100
Written by Thomas Jefferson, the official announcement of separation from Britain. 

Declaration of Independence 

100

The name of America's first government 

The Articles of Confederation

100

The first president of the USA and the rebellion he put down. 

George Washington - The Whiskey Rebellion

200

War that resulted in the Treaty of Paris 1763 and taxes placed upon American colonists. 

French Indian War. 

200

Meaning "two houses" - as referring to our Congress, which is split in two houses. 

bicameral

200

Author who aruged that America is too large and too far away from Britain to be ruled by it. 

Thomas Paine 

200

Uprising, which proved the ineffectiveness of the Articles of Confederation. 

Shays' Rebellion
200

Advisors to the president - GW had 4; 1 for trade, 1 for war, 1 for attorney, 1 for foreign negotiation. 

The Cabinet. 

300

Law that allows redcoats to maintain law and order among colonists. 

Quartering Acts

300

This part of the constitution is used in argument used to justify the creation of a National Bank, in order to carry out federal economic policy. 

Necessary and Proper Clause (Elastic Clause)

300

Agreement to end the American Revolutionary War, ending in massive debt for Americans. 

The Treaty of Paris

300
The success of the Articles of Confederation that it partitioned lands into acres and organized them for settlement.  

The Northwest Ordinance of 1787

300
Policy that neither joined or rejected alliance with Britain or France. 

Policy of Neutrality. 

400
An organization that spies on soldiers and the Tories who supported them.

Committees of Correspondence

400

THE DAILLYYYY DOUBLE 

Three compromises made to ratify the Constitution 

The Great Compromise 

The Three Fifths Compromise

The Eelectoral College 

400

Last chance for Britain to avoid war; written at the Second Continental Congress.

Olive Branch Petition

400

Meeting near the Liberty Bell to reform the government. 

Philidelphia Convention

400

The man who proposed the National Bank, and the group that rejected his financial plan. 

Alexander Hamilton and Democratic-Republicans.
500

A famous moment painted by Paul Revere to promote colonial sentiment. 

Boston Massacre

500

This famous founding document was written by James Madison... it warns against factions but argues that the competition among factions will naturally keep factions in check; if not, the separation of branches and bicameral arrangement of government will prevent a faction's autocratic takeover. 

Federalist No. 10

500

This battle convinced King Louis XVI to join the colonists in an alliance. 

The Battle of Saratoga 

500

This group played a key role in putting down Shays' rebellion. 

Massachusetts nobles - Private militia 

500

DAILYYYY DOUBLE !! Agreement with Spain that the U.S. could use the Mississippi River and set US boundary along FL border. 

The Pinckney Treaty