Apush Unit 2

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Conflict between France and England aka War of Spanish succession

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Queen Anne's War

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Conflict between France and England aka War of Austrian succession

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King George's War

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1754-1763 Conflict between France and England aka seven years war

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French and Indian War

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Franklin's Idea of unifying the colonies during French and Indian War

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Albany Plan of Union

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Prime Minister of Britain 1766-1768

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William Pitt

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Document ending Seven Years War establishing British dominance in North America

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Treaty of Paris 1763

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Native American Uprising protesting British rule in Ohio Valley

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Pontiac's Rebellion

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British attempt to separate colonists from Native Americans

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Proclamation of 1763

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Open-ended search warrant

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Writs of Assistance

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American Lawyer who opposed taxation without representation

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James Otis

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PA Frontiersmen who slaughtered Indians after Pontiac's Rebellion

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Paxton Boys

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British law taxing imports from French Caribbean islands

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Sugar Act

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Courts dealing with trade laws

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Vice-admiralty courts

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British attempt to raise revenue in colonies by taxing printed goods

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Stamp act

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Denied Parliament's right to tax the colonies

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Virginia Resolves

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Colonial organization opposed formed in response to taxes

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Stamp Act Congress

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VA leader in opposition to British taxes

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Patrick Henry

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Group opposing British taxes by any means

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Sons of Liberty

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Act of Parliament asserting their right to rule and tax colonies

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Declaratory Act

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Act of Parliament requiring colonies to house British soldiers

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Quartering Act

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Parliamentary acts establishing taxes in colonial imports

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Townshend Acts

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Leader of the colonial opposition in Boston

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Sam Adams

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Five Americans killed by British soldiers during Mob scene

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Boston Massacre

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African-American killed at Boston Masssacre

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Crispus Attucks

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Defended British soldiers accused of murder at Boston Massacre

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John Adams

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Royal governor of Massachusetts

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Thomas Hutchinson

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System of communication between colonial governments

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Committees of Correspondence

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Prime Minister during the American Revolution

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Lord North

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Tax act lowering taxes and establishing monopoly for East India Company

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Tea Act

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Parliamentary acts to close down Boston following Boston Tea Party

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Coercive Acts

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Parliamentary act granting more local control for French Canadians

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Quebec Act

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Assembly of colonial representatives before independence

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First Continental Congress

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First battles of the American Revolution

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Lexington and Concord

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Battle of Breed's Hill, costly victory for the British

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Battle of Bunker Hill

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Wrote Common Sense encouraging independence

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Thomas Paine

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Judaical Decision abolishing slavery in MA

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Quock Walker case

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Wife of John Adams, Early advocate of woman's rights

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Abigail Adams

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Woman writer/scholar of the American Revolution

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Mercy Otis Warren

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French Volunteer for American Continental Army

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Lafayette

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Financier of the American Revolution

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Robert Morris

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Attempt to remove Washington as commander of Continental Army

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Conway Cabal

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Final battle of American Revolution, Defeat of Cornwallis

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Yorktown

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Document officially ending War for Independence

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Treaty of Paris 1783

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The end of state supported churches in the new states

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Disestablishment

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First constitution of the United States

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Articles of Confederation

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Frontier forts in US territory occupied by British after the war

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Northwest posts

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Plan for adding new states passed Confederation

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Northwest Ordinance

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Violent uprising challenging the authority of MA and US

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Shays' Rebellion

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Meeting to draft new Constitution

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Philadelphia Convention

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"Father of the Constitution", Wrote Virginia Plan

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James Madison

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CT proposal for equal and proportional representation

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Great Compromise

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Proposed national government favoring large states

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Virgina plan

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Proposed national government favoring small states

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New Jersey Plan

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Historical Interpretation stating economic causes for constitution

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Beard Thesis

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Leaders opposed to the Constitution

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Anti-federalists

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Leaders in support of the Constitution

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Federalists

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Refused to sign Constitution because it did not defend individual rights

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George Mason