Exploration/Colonization
The Revolution
Constitution
Early Republic
Vocabulary
100
The Southern colonies were most successful in this.
Farming and agriculture
100
In Parliament, the colonists were being taxed without this.
Representation
100
These types of freedoms are established by the Bill of Rights.
Individual freedoms
100
This was the party of states' rights and farmers.
Democratic-Republican
100
A tax on a foreign good
Tariff
200
The earliest forms of self-government in the Americas were founded by _____________ .
Religious groups.
200
Economic system that strictly regulated trade between colonies and their parent country.
Mercantilism
200
This branch has the power to make laws, raise taxes, and declare war
Legislative Branch
200
This was the party of strong central government, tariffs, and a national bank.
Federalists.
200
Banning trade with another country
Embargo
300
Their primary motive was profiting from natural resources
The English
300
Britain recognized the colonies' independence after this.
The Treaty of Paris.
300
Rights listed in the Constitution are:
Enumerated rights
300
The name of this area:
Northwest Territory
300
A product made in this country
Domestic
400
The first representative government created in the English colonies
The Virginia House of Burgesses
400
At this battle, two British generals were captured, ending the War.
The Battle of Yorktown
400
This government had a legislative branch, but could not raise taxes or an army.
The Articles of Confederation
400
This warned Europeans to not try to retake their former colonies in the Americas.
The Monroe Doctrine
400
These types of rights can't be taken away.
Unalienable
500
This was the result of religious persecution, and wanting their own government in the New World with equal rights
The Mayflower Compact
500
This was written to persuade colonists to join the cause of independence.
Thomas Paine's "Common Sense."
500
The rights of these are why the amendment process is dual
States.
500
In his Farewell Address, George Washington stated that the United States should remain this.
Neutral.
500
An example that is followed by others later.
Precedent