A-Anne Hutchinson
•Banished from Massachusetts colony.
•One of the founders of Rhode island.
B-Boston tea party
• Tea act
• Taxed the tea
• Sons of liberty
C-Charles de Montesquieu
• French political philosopher
• Denied the principles f separations of powers
and the checks and balences.
D-declaration of independence
• Written by Thomas Jefferson
• Claiming independence from great Britain.
E-economics
• Based on industries
• Based on agraculture
F-Fedralism
• Power of the government shared by the state
and national government.
G-George Washington
• 1st president
• No political parties and no insolationism.
H-Thomas Hooker
• Founder of Connecticut.
• Father of the democracy.
I-Intolerable act
• Closed Boston
• Formed first continental congress
J-john adams
• Xyz affair
• Alien and sedition Act
K-king George 3
• King of England
• Made people pay higher taxes.
L-Lexington and concord
• Planned to arrest the American leader.
• Paul revere made a famous ride to worn
people about the upcoming attack.
• Paul revere
M-Marques de layette
• French noble who helped Americans during
the revolutionary war.
K-Kansas Nebraska act
• Nebraska divided into 2 territories.
• Slavery was deiced by popular sovereignty
• South went to north just so north would have
slavery.
M-Mercy Otis warren
• Patriot writer
• Supported independence
P-Patrick Henry
• Patriot from Virginia
• Opposed the constitution
Q-Quatering act
• Banned troops from entering peoples homes.
R-Bill of rights
• Amendments
• Called for frequent electons.
S- Slavery established
• People used them to work on farms.
• Cotton gin 1773 helped slaves out.
T-Treaty of paris
• Ended French and Indian war.
• British taxed to help pay off war debt.
U-Unalienable rights
V-Siege of Vicksburg
• Important union victory
• Confederates lost control of mississppi river
W-civil war
• Fighting between north and south.
• Issue over slavery, citezenship
Xyz afair
• John Adams was in the xyz.
Y- yorktown
• French ships prevented British supplies to get
to Yorktown.
• British surrendered do to there lack of
supplies.
Z-john peter zeneger
• journalist