Chapters 7, 8, & 9
Chapter 7
I.IDENTIFY & state the
historical significance of:
1. John Hancock
2. Lord North
3. George Grenville
4. Samuel Adams
5. Charles Townsend
6. JoHn Adams
7. Crispus Attucks
8. Marquis de Lafayette
9. King George III
10. Baron von Steuben
11. Thomas Hutchinson
12. Abigail Adams
13. Benjamin Franklin
14. Edmund Burke
15. Ann Hulton
16. John Dickson
17. Adam Smith
II. DEFINE and state the
historical significance of
18. mercantilism
19. “No taxation without
representation”
20. nonimportation
agreement
21. “royal veto”
22. internal/external taxes
23. “virtual” representation
24. boycott
25. “enumerated” products
III DESCRIBE & state the
historical significance:
26. Board of Trade
27. Sons & Daughters of
Liberty
28. Quebec Act
29. Navigation Acts
30. Declaratory Acts
31. First Continental
Congress
32. Sugar Act
33. Townshend Acts
34. Quartering Act
35. Boston Massacre
36. The Association
37. Stamp Act
38. committees of
correspondence
39. Hessians
40. admiralty courts
41. Boston Tea Party
42. Loyalists
43. Stamp Act Congress
Chapter 7
44. Intolerable
Acts
45. British East
India
Company
46. Battle of
Lexington and
Concord
Chapter 8
I.IDENTIFY & state the
historical significance of:
1. Geo. Washington
2. William Howe
3. Nathaniel Greene
4. Benedict Arnold
5. John Burgoyne
6. Chalres Cornwallis
7. Thomas Paine
8. Barry St. Leger
9. George Rogers Clark
10. Richard Henry Lee
11. Horatio Gates
12. John Paul Jones
13. Thomas Jefferson
14. Admiral de Grasse
15. Patrick Henry
16. Comte de Rochambeau
17. John Jay
18. Ethan Allen
19. Richard Mongomery
II. DEFINE and state the
historical significance of
20. mercenaries
21. natural rights
22. privateering
23. republicanism
24. natural arisotocracy
25. popular consent
26. civic virtue
III DESCRIBE & state the
historical significance:
27. Second Continental
Congress
28. Common Sense
29. Declaration of
Independence
30. Loyalists/Tories
31. Patriots/Whigs
32. Treaty of Paris, 1783
33. Bunker Hill
34. Battle of Saratoga
35. Battle of Yorktown
Chapter 9
I.IDENTIFY & state the
historical significance of:
1. Abigail Adams
2. Daniel Shays
3. Alexander Hamilton
4. James Madison
5. Gouverneur Morris
6. Thomas Jefferson
II. DEFINE and state the
historical significance of
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
primogeniture
federation
checks & balances
“mobocracy”
consent of the
governed
states’ rights
popular sovereignty
confederation
anarchy
republican motherhool
loose confederation
nonimportation
agreements
ratification
constitutional
convention
III DESCRIBE & state the
historical significance:
21. Society of Cincinnati
22. “Great Compromise”
23. Articles of
Confederation
24. Electoral College
25. Land Ordinance of
1785
26. 3/5’s Compromise
27. Northwest Ordinance
of 1787
28. antifederalism
29. Shays’s Rebellion
30. Federalists
31. “large-state
plan”/Virginia
32. small state plan/ New
Jersey plan
33. Constitution
34. The Federalist
35. “bundle of
compromises”
36. Virginia Statute for
Religious Freedom
Chapters 7, 8, & 9
37. Continental Congress