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I wrote the Bill of Rights and am the Father of the Constitution.
Who was James Madison?
I said, "Give me liberty or give me death."
Who is Patrick Henry?
This would have prevented the Battle of New Orleans.
What is faster communication?
What are ...
Impressment, Native Americans, US greement with France, Expansion (Canada and Florida)
We are not part of the regular army but we come to fight when needed.
Who were guerillas?
National unity marked this time period in our history.
What is the Era of Good Feelings?
Shay's Rebellion revealed this.
What is the weakness of the federal government or the need to get rid of the Articles of Confederation?
This piece of legislation made by President Monroe conflicted with isolationism.
What is the Monroe Doctrine?
I was an antagonist. I started the Sons of Liberty and I helped plan the Boston Tea Party.
Who is Samuel Adams?
I am chosen by the Electoral College?
Who is the President?
This was the purpose of Henry Clay's American System.
What is the promotion of economic growth?
This is the name of the first ten amendments.
What is the Bill of Rights?
I am a lawyer who defended the British soldiers after the Boston Massacre.
Who is John Adams?
George Washington warned against this in his farewell speech.
What are party loyalties?
This is where the George Washington surprised the Hessians on Christmas morning.
What is Trenton?
We were volunteer soldiers who were ready to fight in a minute?
Who were the minutemen?
These were the rights all people were born with.
What are the rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness?
This treaty removed the British from the Ohio River.
What is the Jay Treaty?
These are included in the First Amendment to the Constitution.
What are the basic rights of all people?
Be able to list them.
Freedom of the press allows this in order to maintain a democratic society.
What is the right for citizens to be informed?
This is when a bill becomes a law.
When is the bill approved by Congress and then signed by the President?
The Articles of Confederation emphasized this.
What are strict limits on the power of the federal government?
This is due process of the law.
What are the rules that the government must follow to carry out the law?
This act made inciting a rebellion against a government illegal.
What is the Sedition Act?
This states that rights not specifically given to the federal government by the Constitution remain with the states.
What are states' rights?