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APUSH Period Three

2022-2023

TermDefinition
Benjamin Franklin helped write D.O.I at the 2nd continental congress, supporter of enlightment
1st Continental Congress 1744 to oppose intolerable acts
2nd Continental Congress 1775-1781 adapted D.O.I.
Sons and Daughters of Liberty groups of patriots that oppose stamp acts
The Enlightment movement that emphasizes reason and science over faith and superstitions
John Locke natural law and social contract
Adam Smith modern ecomonic theory and free market system
Republican Motherhood upper class white womans role in society
Electoral College now president is selected and limits the power of people
Grand (Connecticut) Compromise representation of each state would be determined
Separation of Powers checks and balanced each branch of government
Articles of Confederation created weak national government and first bad consitution
John Adams Federalist, just wanted constitution
Shay's Rebellion showed how weak government was under A.O.C. and threatened tax collectors
Judiciary Act of 1789 set up judiciary branch
Federalist Papers John Jay, Alexander Hamiltion and James Monroe, wanted radification of consitution
Pontiac's Rebellion post, french indian war, native american allied with british, disputes in great lakes area. Overall lead to Proclamation of 1768
Northwest Indian War after american revolution Native Americans resisted settlement which British Support
French Indian War 7 years war. lead to lots of taxes on the colonists
Proclamation of 1763 english government forbidded settlement wast and made colonist made
Common Sense Thomas Paine article that urged the colonist for independence
Declaration of Independence in 2nd continental congress, thoman jefferson wrote
The Stamp Act first direct stamp which overall started taxation without representation
Virtual Representation parliment thought they knew colonists needs when in reality they did not and they werent listeming to colonists
Loyalists remained loyal to the british
Intolerable Acts led to boston tea party and first continental congress
Battle of Lexington and Concord first shots for revolution
Battle of Yorktown french and american troops that were lead by george washington and they surrounded british which overall lead to the treaty of paris 1783
Anti Federalist did not want consitution and strong government
Federalist wanted ratification of constitution and strong national government
James Madison wanted bill of rights Demo-Republic ande fourth president
Alexander Hamilton created finanical plan and a federalist
Thomas Jefferson advocated for less central government
Bill of Rights First 10 amendment
George Washington Presidential Administration warning of political parties and foreign alliances
Northwest Ordinance sucesses of AOC and created a new way for states to be created
Proclamation of Neutrality in french and british war united states stayed neutral
Alien and Sedition Acts acts by john adams that made it harder to immigrate to the US and to be a citizen, violated freedom of speech
The Consitution re-work of AOC
French Revolution social and political reformation
Whiskey rebellion farmers resisted taxes and this showed the power of the consitution
Navigation Acts control trade from colonies and to england
Salutary Neglect allowed colonists to have a bit of independence
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