Amendments
1-7 Presidents
Cause of Amer. Revolution
Self-Government
Self-Government Part II
100

Freedom of Religion, Assembly, Press, Petition, Speech


What is the First Amendment

100

No Political Parties, No Foreign Allies, No Debt.

What is Washington

100

Quartering Act

What is Colonist have to house British Soldiers in their homes. 
100

Mayflower Compact

What is self-government based on a social contract

100

Magna Carta

What is Limited the King's Powers

200

Right to a Speedy Trial, impartial jury, right to know what charges are against you.

What is the 6th Amendment

200

President during the XYZ Affair

What is John Adams

200

Proclamation of 1762

What is British established the boundary line at the Appalachian Mountains to keep peace with the Native American. 

200

Jamestown

1st permanent English Settlement

200

John Locke

What is people are born with natural rights including life, liberty, and property

300

If it is not listed as a duty of the Central/Federal Government it is given to the states. 

What is the 10th Amendment

300

President who blocked Harbors and Trade with Europe.

What is Jefferson

300

Lexington and Concord

What is Shot Heard Around the World, beginning of the American Revolution

300
House of Burgesses

What is the 1st Assembly of Representatives

300

Montesquieu

What is 3 branches of government where each branch has separate but equal power

400

No unreasonable search or seizure

What is the 4th Amendment

400

Stay away from the Western Hemisphere

What is Monroe

400

Boston Massacre

What is mob violence. Crispus Attucks was the 1st colonist killed. 

400

Salutary Neglect

What is distance from Great Britain

400

Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

1st written Constitution

500

the President and Vice President must be on different voting ballots

What is the 12th Amendment

500

Trail of Tears

What is Jackson

500

Intolerable Acts

What is acts passed by the King that were difficult and unbearable

500

English Political Traditions

What is Magna Carta and English Bill of Rights

500

Voltaire

What is freedom of thought, speech and religion