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61 Cards in this Set
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Diplomatic Revolution |
France allied with Austria |
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Greatest enemy of Austria |
Prussia |
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Our French and Indian War |
Seven Years War |
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Maria Theresa's war |
War of the Austrian Succession |
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France allied with Austria |
War of the Spanish Succession |
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Checks and balances/judiciary |
Montesquieu |
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Social Contrast, General Will |
Rousseau |
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Said Sinners were like spiders |
Jonathan Edwards |
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Life, Liberty, and Property |
John Locke |
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Said state of nature was nasty |
Thomas Hobbes |
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1st Amendment |
freedom of religion,speech,or press. |
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2nd Amendment |
right to bear arms |
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3rd Amendment |
The rules for quartering soldiers in houses |
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4th Amendment |
unreasonable search and seizure |
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5th Amendment
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due process of the law |
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6th Amendment |
right to counsel |
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7th Amendment |
suits of common law valued over 20$ |
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8th Amendment |
excessive bail |
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9th Amendment |
Rights |
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10th |
Power |
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Burke |
Partnership between the dead,living, & unborn |
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Burke |
established church/ religion |
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Burke |
role of government vs being governed (king looks out as a father, but doesn't depend on people |
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Jefferson |
Earth only belongs to the living |
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Jefferson |
Religious freedom |
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Jefferson |
separation of church & state |
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Robespierre |
symbol of French Revolution |
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Robespierre |
argued against freedom of speech |
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Paine |
Common Sense |
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Paine |
government as a necessary evil |
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Pain |
Symbol of the american revolution |
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Pain |
Chalk mark story. |
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Test Act |
ability to hold public office Depended on supporting church of England |
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Reasons Forming American Navy |
created for protections of us Safety from pirates or corsairs |
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Confederation Era problems |
US nor under British domain anymore Tariffs No safety w/ Royal Navy from pirates |
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Fishing/Whaling problems |
decline in whale oil demands British markets closed by high tariffs US tariffs |
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Issues Jefferson Saw |
Tobacco heavily dutied in England and France whale oil prohibited in England and Portugal American vessels denied naturalization in England and France |
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Issues with Customs |
people didn't want to pay taxes even to Washington no more than to King George lll |
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Captain Gray |
ship name: Columbia first to: circumnavigate the globe, visit Hawaii, Name the Columbia River |
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Bacons Rebellion |
Against the governing of William Berkeley Occurred in Virginia Great hostility (rising taxes, declining tobacco prices) |
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Whiskey Reellion |
Pennsylvania taxed on distilled grains into liquor to help lesson debt incurred during the rev. war Washington enforced with troops |
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House of Burgesses |
First elected legislative assembly in Verginia |
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King Charles 1 |
BEHEADED Petition of right led to English Civil war |
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Roger Williams |
Founder of Providence Salem's minister |
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Thomas Hooker |
Father of Connecticut |
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New York |
originally named : New Amsterdam |
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Mercantilism |
Government regulates economy |
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Que Warranto |
legal action requiring a person to show by what warrant an office or franchise is held |
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Roger Sherman |
Connecticut Compromise |
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Connecticut Compromise |
1. representation in the house of Representatives according to population of state 2. Senate by equal numbers 2 representatives per state |
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Constitution |
Before Articles of Confederation` |
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Declaration of Independence |
no longer under British control |
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House of Representatives |
Serves for 2 years term chosen by states population |
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Senate |
Serves for 6 year term; chosen by each state of equal number 2/state |
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George Washington |
First President |
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Thomas Jefferson |
1st Secretary of State |
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Alexander Hamilton |
1st Secretary of Treasury |
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Henry Know |
First Secretary of War |
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Edmund Randolph |
First Attorney General |
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John Adams |
1st Vice - President |
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Edmond Genet |
violated American neutrality Allowed to stay in US to save from being executed |
