Apus Unit 2 Review Sheet 09-10

Unit 2 Review Sheet LEP Chapters 5-7 AMSCO 4-7 (pg. 102) Regulator Movement

Gaspee

Colonel Tye

Mercantilism (effects)

Committees of Correspondence

Valley Forge

The French and Indian War

Tea Act 1773

Baron von Steuben

George Washington

Boston Tea Party

Battle of Saratoga

Albany Plan of Union (1754)

Coercive Acts - 1774

Marquis de Lafayette

“Join or Die”

Quebec Act - 1774

Benedict Arnold

Braddock’s Blunder

Patrick Henry

Battle of Yorktown

Prime Minister William Pitt

1st Continental Congress

Treaty of Paris – 1783

Treaty of Paris, 1763

Suffolk Resolves

Newburgh Conspiracy, 1783

Pontiac’s Rebellion (1763)

Declaration of Rights/Grievances

Republican Motherhood

Results: The French and Indian War

“The Association”

social changes from Revolution

Paxton Boys

King George III

New State Governments (trends)

Proclamation of 1763

The Enlightenment

Articles of Confederation

Molasses Act - 1733

John Locke

Unicameral legislature

“Salutary Neglect”

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Land Ordinance 1785

George Grenville (1763-1765)

Montesquieu

Northwest Ordinance 1787

Sugar Act - 1764

Voltaire

Shays’ Rebellion

Currency Act, 1764

Paul Revere

Articles of Confederation (problems)

Quartering Act - 1765

Samuel Prescott

Annapolis convention

Stamp Act - 1765

William Dawes

Alexander Hamilton

“No Taxation without

Lexington/Concord

Constitutional Convention

Representation”

Minute Men

Major issues of convention

“Virtual Representation”

Bunker Hill

James Madison

Virginia Resolves

Second Continental Congress

Checks and balances

Stamp Act Congress

Olive Branch Petition

Virginia Plan

Sons and Daughters of Liberty

Thomas Paine

New Jersey Plan

John Adams

Common Sense

Connecticut Compromise

Non-importation agreements

Richard Henry Lee

3/5ths Compromise

Results of Stamp Act Protests

Declaration of Independence

Commercial Compromise

Declaratory Act - 1766

Thomas Jefferson

powers and term of president

Townshend Acts - 1767

Hessians

Electoral College

Writs of assistance

British Advantages/Disadvantages

Congressional Caucus

Letters from a Pennsylvania Farmer

Colonial Advantages/Disadvantages

Federalists

John Dickinson

Patriots (Whigs)

Anti-Federalists

Massachusetts Circular Letter, 1768

Loyalists (Tories)

The Federalist Papers

James Otis

Native Americans (Rev War)

arguments for/against Bill of Rights

Samuel Adams

Joseph Brant

Bill of Rights

Boston Massacre - 1770

African Americans (Rev War)

Lord North

Lord Dunmore’s Ethiopian Reg.