REVIEW SHEET 1775-1800

FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS

MUTUAL SUPPORT

NON IMPORTATION AGREEMENT

NO EXPORTS TO BRITAIN

MEET IN ONE YEAR

LEXINGTON CONCORD 1775

PAUL REVERE

SECOND CONTINENTAL CONGRESS

RADICALS/CONSERVATIVES

GEORGE WASHINGTON - CONTINENTAL ARMY

BATTLE OF BREED'S (BUNKER) HILL

RESULT = GEORGE III

ORDERED BLOCKADE

10,000 HESSIAN SOLDIERS

DECLARE INDEPENDENCE

-MAINTAIN LAW & ORDER

-EXECUTED FOR TREASON

-LOSE SUPPORT OF BRIT MERCHANTS

+PARLIAMENT VIOLATED RIGHTS

+BLOOD HAD BEEN SHED

PATRIOTS

INDIFFERENT

TORIES/LOYALISTS

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

WIN PUBLIC APPROVAL

NEW THEORY OF GOV'T - DEMOCRACY

ALL MEN CREATED EQUAL

UNALIENABLE RIGHTS

PURPOSE GOV'T = SECURE RIGHTS

CONSENT OF GOVERNED

PEOPLE CAN ABOLISH BAD GOV'T

FORMAL DECLARATION OF WAR

BATTLE OF YORKTOWN

CORNWALLIS/WASHINGTON

TREATY OF PARIS 1783

INDEPENDENCE

LAND WEST OF APPALACHIANS TO MISS R.

FISHING RIGHTS TO ST. LAWRENCE R.



REVOLUTIONARY WAR chronology


___ Boston Massacre

___ Proclamation 1763

___ Stamp Act Congress

___ First Continental Congress

___ Second Continental Congress

___ Lexington & Concord

___ Declaration of Independence


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___ Articles of Confederation

___ Treaty of Paris

___ French Alliance of 1778

___ Battle of Yorktown

___ Battle of Saratoga

___ Battle of Bunker Hill



FEDERALIST OR ANTI-FEDERALIST categorize

FEDERALIST ANTI-FEDERALIST


John Jay

Patrick Henry

Richard Henry Lee

Alexander Hamilton

John Madison

Thomas Jefferson

George Washington

Samuel Adams

John Adams


THE 1790 categorize

DOMESTIC AFFAIRS FOREIGN AFFAIRS


Judiciary Act 1789

Alien & Sedition Acts

Barbary Pirates

XYZ Affair

second Great Awakening

Citizen Genet

Farewell Address

Whiskey Rebellion

Pinckney's Treaty

constructionism

excise taxes

Neutrality Proclamation

Virginia & Kentucky Resolutions

Jay's Treaty French Revolution

Bill of Rights adopted 1791

Northwest posts


MISCELLANEOUS


Anti-Federalists=Jeffersonian Republicans=Republicans=Democratic Republicans


Sons of Liberty

committees of correspondence

Crispus Attucks

Paul Revere

Common Sense

George III

John Paul Jones

Lafayette

Northwest Ordinance 1787

Shays Rebellion

Great Compromise

Bill of Rights (George Mason)

3/5's Compromise checks & balances

Federalist Papers

the first cabinet (Sec $,St.,War,Atty Gen)

Whiskey Rebellion

assumption

constructionism