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