New America
13 Colonies
Dec. of Independence
Gov. Document
Brand new US
100

What group colonized Pennsylvania?

Quakers

100

Name a tax that Britain forced onto the colonies. 

Stamp Act, Townshend act, extra one: Sugar Act

100

How many sections of the DOI are there? 

5

100

What was the American Revolution?

Political movement to convince colonists to revolt against Britain

100

Under the Articles who held most of the power? 

STATES

200

What type of goods left Americas?

Raw Goods

200

What was the Quartering Act? 

Colonists job to house British soldiers and access to food/ goods in homes

200

Name a grievance that colonists may have had against Britain

Judge decides, there were so many

200

What was the Revolutionary War?

Military conflict between colonies and Britain 

200
What was the point of the 1787 Constitutional Convention?

To fix the Articles of Confederation! Which they decided was impossible so they started over.

300

What type of goods left Britain? 

Manufactured Goods

300

What was the Townshend Act?

Tax on goods that couldn't be made in the colonies like lead, cloth, and glass.

300

What was the point of the Declaration of Independence? 

Breakup with Britain. 

300

Why did the colonies want a WEAK government?

They just left an absolute monarchy and did not trust a strong government that could end up like Britain 

300

What are the 3 branches of government under the Constitution?

Executive Legislative Judicial 

400

List one example of a raw good and one of Manufactured good: 

Raw: Lumber, fur, fish, tobacco, etc... 

Manufactured: Cloth, nails, glass, furniture, etc... 

400

What is the term called when colonists give up or refuse the goods of Britain to revolt against taxes. We did this in the simulation at the end with a vote. 

Boycott

400

What were the 3 things the founding fathers put on the line at the end of the Declaration of Independence? 

Life, fortune, and Honor 

400

What was the document that was set up directly after the Revolutionary War?

Articles of Confederation

400

Which laws are SUPERIOR: Federal or State?

FEDERAL

500

Why was it so important that Britain had control over the Americas?

Britain needed the raw goods to make into manufactured goods and taxes from colonies to make money to pay off previous war debts. 

500

How could the Acts Britain passed help the message that Common Sense and Cato's Letters were trying to say? 

Helped push for revolt against Britain 

500

Why have a list of Grievances? What was the purpose of it?

To VALIDATE the argument of the colonists

500
Name 2 flaws of the Articles of Confederation

Teacher decides 

500

Name an issue in the Articles that was fixed in the Constitution

Teacher decides