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What did the Sugar Act do?

The Sugar Act lowered the taxes of Molasses.

What did the Stamp Act do?

The Stamp Act placed taxes on all printed goods.

How many people were killed in the Boston Massacre?

Five people were killed in the Boston Massacre.

What did the Tea Act do?

The Tea Act caused all American merchants not being able to distribute imported tea.

What was the group dressed up as when they did the Boston Tea Party?

The group were dressed up as Mohawk Indians.

What were the three things the Coercive Acts did?

1) Closed down Boston Harbor


2) Banned town meetings


3) Forced to shelter British soldiers.

What is the definition of Militia?

Group of citizen soldiers

What did the Minutemen say they were capable of doing?

They were able to be ready in a minutes notice.

What man rode to Lexington to alert everyone the British were coming.

Paul Revere

Who wrote the declaration of independence?

Jefferson

Who gave many ideas for writing the declaration?

John Locke

Who were the loyalists?

Loyalists were Americans that remained in the support of Great Britain.

Who was Joesph Bryant?

Joesph Bryant was a Mohawk chief.

What were Privateers used for during the revolutionary war?

They were used as the U.S. navy

What is the definition of Ratified?

The definition of ratified is to approve.

What was the document called that ended the revolutionary war?

The name of the document that ended the war was the Treaty of Paris.


What was the last battle of the revolutionary war?

The battle of Yorktown

What general in the revolutionary war later on became a president of the U.S.A.?

George Washington

Where did George Washington let his men settle during the winter of 1777?

Valley Forge

Who did the British team with during the revolutionary war?

Native Americans

Who were the Patriots?

The Patriots were the American men that rebelled against the British.

Where did the french ships land during the revolutionary war?

Chesapeake Bay

What is the definition of Amend?

The definition of Amend is to improve.

What did the Three-Fifths Compromise do?

The Three-Fifths Compromise made that every five slaves are equal to three citizens.

What is the first government that was used by the U.S. name?

Articles of Confederation

What were the name of the two ideas proposed to change the governments structure?

Virginia Plan and New Jersey Plan

What did America go into after the revolutionary war?

Depression

What are the three branches of our government?

Legislative Branch, Judicial Branch, Executive Branch

What were the anti-federalists against?

The constitution

Who makes up the Judicial Branch?

Supreme Court

Who makes up the Executive Branch?

President

Who makes up the Legislative Branch?

Senate and House of Representatives

These were put into the constitution to make sure one Branch didn't have power over another.

Checks and Balances

What amendment was created to stop ties in the presidential election?

12th Amendment

What did President Adams try to do his last days of office?

He wanted to appoint new judges

How much did the Louisiana Purchase cost?

15 Million Dollars

What country was Napoleon Bonaparte a leader for?

France

What is the definition of secede?

To withdraw

Who made up the War Hawks?

Young Republicans

What group was Tecumseh a leader of?

An Indian tribe

What did the Embargo Act do?

It prevented trade amongst all other countries.

What did the Nonintercourse Act do?

The Nonintercourse Act only banned trade from Great Britain and France.

O'Sullivan said that God blessed them this land and they have the right to take it. What term was this called?

Manifest Destiny

What did Mountain Men make their living from?

Beaver Fur

What man was in charge of settlement in Texas?

Stephen F. Austin

How long did the battle of the Alamo last?

13 Days

Who became the first president of Texas when it was an independent country?

Sam Houston

How much did it cost to buy California and New Mexico from Mexico?

15 Million Dollars

What is the definition of Abstain?

To Not Vote

Who wrote the Wilmot Proviso?

David Wilmot

Where was Abraham Lincoln born?

Hodgenville, Kentucky

What is the definition of Martyr?

Someone who died for a good cause