Let's meet at the Liberty Tree!
It's not you it's tyranny.
They're in the trees. (Prequel)
What if we put a government in your government so you could govern while you govern?
100

What did the British Parliament levy on Colonists without their consent? 

Taxes

100

What is a “self-evident” truth?

Something that is obvious.

100

What advantages did Britain have during the War of Independence?

Large Army

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100

Who is considered to be the father of the constitution?

James Madison

200

What did the Proclamation Act of 1763 attempt to do?

Block colonists from expanding westward.

Prevent colonists from moving into lands gained during the French & Indian War.

200

What does “unalienable” mean?

Can not be given or taken away.

200

What were the advantages that the Americans had during the War of Independence?

Homecourt Advantage

George Washington

Fighting for an important cause

200

What was the first national government of the United States?

Articles of Confederation

300

What was the Stamp Act?

The act required the colonists to pay a tax, represented by a stamp, on various forms of papers, documents, and playing cards.

300

From where does a government derive its just powers?

Consent of the Governed

The People

300

What was the name of the Prussian military commander, that was recruited by Washington and Franklin, that helped the American military create drills, barracks, strategies, etc. That put them on par with the British military?

Baron Von Steuben 

300

What did the Anti-Federalists request to be added to the constitution? 

Bill of Rights

400

Who incited the violence at the Boston Massacre?

The Americans

400

Under which circumstances may someone overthrow their government?

When a government becomes destructive to these ends.

Preventing life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness.

400

Why was the Battle of Saratoga so significant?

Helped secure the foreign support needed to win the war.

400

Who has the supreme power? The states or national government?

SUPREMACY CLAUSE – U.S. Constitution is supreme law of the land

National Government

500

According to Thomas Paine, how does the colonies’ connection to Great Britain negatively impact the colonists economically?

If Great Britain got involved in a conflict the colonies will be associated. Which will cause countries to not trade with them.

500

According to the Declaration, what actions involving the military has this person carried out against the colonists?

Raided the ports

Declared War

Quartering of soldiers (Keeping soldiers in colonies)

500

What treaty ended the American Revolution?

Treaty of Paris 1783

500

What was the 3/5 Compromise?

Slaves would count as 3/5 a person for the House of Representatives and for tax purposes