Period 3: 1754-1800

Question 1

Colonial Rivalry between Britain & France

Answer 1

WAG wars, French + Indan war, Washington leads militia, the Albany Congress, Treaty of Paris 1763

Question 2

Consequences of Britain beating France

Answer 2

Treaty of Paris 1763, Britain gets land, needs to tax colonies

Question 3

British stop colonists westward

Answer 3

Pontiac’s Rebellion, Proclimation of 1763

Question 4

Taxation Without Representation

Answer 4

Patrick Henry, Stamp Act Protest, Stamp Act Repeal

Question 5

Colonial Leaders’ ideas of self-rule

Answer 5

Stamp Act Congress, Continental Congress, The Enlightenment

Question 6

American Independence Energized

Answer 6

Ben Franklin’s “Join or Die”, Townshend Duties, Boston Massacre, Committees of Correspondance, Townshend Tea Act, Sons of Liberty, Daughters of Liberty

Question 7

Help to support Patriot movement

Answer 7

Aid to Boston after Tea Party and Coersive (intolerable) Acts, Quebec Act

Question 8

America won the War

Answer 8

Washington’s leadership, devotion to the cause, Lexington & Concord, Bunker Hill, Ft. Ticonderoga, Saratoga, Yorktown, British vs American strengths and weaknesses, Second Continental Congress, Olive Branch Petition, Attack on Canada, Loyalists, Roles of Black Americans and Women, Main ally; France, Treaty of Paris: 1783

Question 9

Enlightenment Ideals and Philosophy

Answer 9

Locke (natural rights), Rousseau (social contract), Adam Smith (free market), Montisqieu (separation of powers), Republicanism, Whig ideas (down with monarchy)

Question 10

Documents about why we left Britain

Answer 10

Thomas Paine’s Common sense, The Declaration of Independance

Question 11

Pollitical Democracy, Abolition of Slavery

Answer 11

“remember the ladies”, Republican motherhod, Quakers outlaw slavery, no voting tho

Question 12

Republican Motherhood

Answer 12

Abigail Adams: “Remember the Ladies”

Question 13

Reverberations in Other Countries

Answer 13

French Revolution, Toussaint louverture in Haiti

Question 14

Legislative Branch

Answer 14

States had a bill of rights

Question 15

Articles of Confederation Problems

Answer 15

Power in states, no grade with GB, large amount of debt, Shay’s Rebellion

Question 16

Constitutional Convention, Federalism

Answer 16

PA Constitutional Convention, VA plan, NJ plan, Great Compromise

Question 17

Compromises in Slavery

Answer 17

3/5 COmpromise, Slave Trade Compromise

Question 18

Anti-Federalists opposing Federalists, Bill ‘o Rights

Answer 18

Factions. Not political parties. Federalist papers.

Question 19

Institutions + Precidents

Answer 19

Washington, Bill ‘o RIghts, Federall Court, Hamilton’s funding + Assumption, Exise tax

Question 20

Foundation of Pollitical Parties

Answer 20

Federalists: Pro bank, urban, pro brit, central gov, Sedition Act
Democratic-Republicans are the opposite

Question 21

Expansion of Slavery

Answer 21

“Necessary Evil”, “The Slave Drain”, Northen Emancipation

Question 22

National Identity

Answer 22

Federal style, poets, artists

Question 23

Natives

Answer 23

Northwest Indian Wars

Question 24

Immigrants

Answer 24

Scots-Irish in Appalachians, Germans

Question 25

Northwest Ordinance

Answer 25

Jefferson’s design for admitting new states

Question 26

Indian Legal Claims

Answer 26

Only Government can make treaties with Natives, but no one listens

Question 27

Spanish Missions

Answer 27

Californios, Vaqueros

Question 28

Diplomacy

Answer 28

Washington’s neutrality, Jay’s treaty, Pickney’s Treaty with Spain

Question 29

War w/ France + Britain

Answer 29

Misunderstanding of Jay’s Treaty, Napoleonic Wars, XYZ affair

Question 30

George’s Farewell Adress

Answer 30

Don’t make political parties, Hamilton wrote it