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29 Cards in this Set
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George Washington wasn't know for his
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Military genius
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Washington became president in
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1789
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first anti-slave soceity
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quakers
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colonist lost at bunker hill because
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out of supplies
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Why didn't founding fathers deal with slavery
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they didn't want to split the nation
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whigs were know as
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patriots
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tories were know as
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loyalists
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Jefferson, Hamilton, and Knox were selected as Washington's
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cabinet
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loyalists were least numerous in
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the north
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capitals were moved inland because
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to be better protected
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the bill of rights was also know as
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the first 10 amendments
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Jefferson defended his stance on a NB by saying
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the constitution should be interpreted strictly
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a major strength of the articles of confederation was
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it was a step to the constitution
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the declaration of independence didn't
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give Britain a second chance
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Washington on the french revolution
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Neutrality
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colonists had a advantage in the revolution because
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they had knowledge of the land
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in 1794 Washington sent john jay to
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france
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in the treaty of paris the British were surprisingly
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generous
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shays rebellion happened because
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farmers getting their land taken away
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john adams became president in
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1796
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the colonists heaviest losses where at
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charleston
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x y z affair toke place in
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1797
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the constitutional convention was held to
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revise the A of C
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negotiated the model treaty
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Ben Franklin
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in 1798 the federalist congress established
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speaking out = residence change, deportation, imprisionment
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north-south controversy addressed through
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3/5 comprosmise
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in foreign policy federalist believed
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supported the British, opposed the french
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federalist supported
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big gov't
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anti-federalists supported
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smaller gov't
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