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A founding father of the united states. created electricity
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a British politician. went from the board of trade to the lord of admiralty.
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a author. wrote common sense. involved in the french revolution.
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a founding father of the united states. the second president of the united states. involved in the american revolution
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was chief justice of the US. served in the house of representatives. was secretary of state under john adams. established that federal courts are allowed to use judicial review.
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a written order that allowed a law official to look for or do something.
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stopped colonists from movingwest of the appalachian mountains
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Put a three-cent tax on foriegn sugar. increased taxes on coffee, indigo, and wine
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put a tax on all documents and papers
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An act passed by british parliament to force colonists to house and feed british soilders.
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american patriots that wanted to do something about the way britain was treating them
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repealed the stamp act. said that parliament has the same authority in the colonies as in britain
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wrote because of the townshend acts. meant to be spread/ told widely and had good responses
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led to five civillian deaths. A gvroup of British military shot into a angry mod and killed three colonists, injured eleven, and two died after the incident.
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The sons of liberty went aboard the Gaspee and captured the crew and burned down the ship.
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British Parliament put a tax on all teas exept the East India Tea Company.
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It closed Boston Port to all ships, no matter what business the ship had.
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one of the intolerable acts. enhanced the royal control in massachusetts.
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12 colonies came to the first continental congress. called because of the intolerable acts. they wanted to do something about parliament.
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An act for making more effective provision for the government of the province of quebec in north america.
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moved towards independence and adopted the declaration of independence for the united states.
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the british won the battle of bunker but they lost about 1/3 of their troops. the british were planning to hold unhelp hills and the colonies got word of that and tried to stop them.
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a book that explained why its common sense for the colonies to break away from Great Britain, like a kid would leave their parents home when they are old enough.
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declared independence from great britain. was adopted at the second continental congress. written by thomas jefferson and signed by many of our founding fathers.
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written by thomas paine during the revolutionary war. written about freedom and independence.
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the turning point of the revolutionary war. there were two battles, the battle at saratoga, new york and the battlebemis hieghts. when the colonists won the war france thought that they might be worth fightiing with so they joined the colonies.
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alliance between france and america against britain. said that neither france or america would make peace with great britain.
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officially ended the Revolutionary War between great britain and the US. john adams, benjamin franklin, john jay, david hartley all signed the treaty.
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the US congress adopted this. congress did not have direct easy way to raise money so this was used to do so.
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a rebellion with a angry mob of farmers led by shays. showed the weaknesses in the articles of confederation and helped the constitution come into place.
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they called for a constitutional convention. they thought that there were not enough representatives from all the states to make a agreement.
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A plan to have all the states represented by population.
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A plan to have all states represented equally.
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A compromise between the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan.
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helped the westward exspansion of the US. opened up land to the west of what thomas jefferson had originally laid out.
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powers that are not mentioned in the constitution but are implied.
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known as the necessary and proper clause. says congress has the power to do anything necessary and proper to fullfill its other duties. expands the power of the government.
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washington won with 69 electoral votes
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the first 10 amendments of the US Constitution
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stated in the 10th amendment of the US constitution. says that any powers not given to the national government or forbidden to the states are left up to the states.
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washington won with 132 electoral votes
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treaty between america and great britain. helped with 10 years of peaceful trade with britain and solved many unresolved problems.
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Adams won the election with 71 votes to Jefferson's 68.
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led to the undeclared naval war with france. the french kept seizing our ships and taking the goods and members aboard.
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Jefferson won the election
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the US purchased lousiana from the french for $15 million. the lousiana territory included arkansas, missouri, iowa, oklahoma, kansas, nebraska, parts of minnesota, south dakota, northeastern New Mexico, portions of montana, wyoming, and colorado, and louisiana