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1767- another attempt to raise revenue
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| 1765- second act to raise revenue repealed in one year |
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| 1765- put cost of british army on americans |
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| 1770- occured because of american resentment of the prescence of redcoats |
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closed boston port
prohibits town meetings
royal officials have trials outside of Mass.
imposed new quartering act |
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| "we hold these truths to be self evident that all men are created equal that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights that among these are life liberty and the persuit of happiness." |
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1777- cut off new england with 3 prong attack
*americans won
*french joined america in fight |
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forced britian to recognize american independence.
american territory extended to mississippi river |
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each state had one vote no prez no fed courts
no power to tax 9 of 13 to pass law
no leadership |
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divided land into square mile townships
made selling and settling easier |
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by william paterson
unicameral 1 house 1 vote per state |
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james madison
bicameral
by popualtion |
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roger sherman
bicameral
house-population
senate- two per state |
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| every 5 slaves count as 3 people |
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france and british in war
british navy interfers with trade
british unify N.A. against us |
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| war of 1812: strategy and reaction |
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conquer canada
captured and burned D.C. |
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| Missouri Compromise: North |
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Daniel Webster
trade/industry
abolitionism
tarrifs |
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| Missouri Compromise: South |
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John C Calhoun
cotton
slavery
no tarrifs |
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| Missouri Compromise: West |
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Henery Clay- Kentucky
infastructure |
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| Missouri wants to join union...Compromise? |
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henery clay
2 states
missouri- slave
maine- free
36 30 slavery line |
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John L sullivan
god intended the US to strech from sea to sea |
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texas captured San Antonio
Santa Anna brings army north
alamo battle
rebels all die |
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henery clay
1.CA becomes free
2. slave trade banned in DC
3. New Mexico divided in 2 parts pop. soverty to decide S or free
4. tougher fugitive slave laws |
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| it was a crime to not turn in a slave that you knew was a run away even if you were not helping them |
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farmers rebelled when their farms were being forclosed
articles of confederation were revised |
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set up system of government
banned slavery in the north west territories |
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people identify with their section of the country
sectional leaders promote their intrests |
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| 1766- parlament had the right to make laws to people in america |
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| forbade settlement west of the Appalachans |
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| federalists/antifederalists |
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| supported constitution/did not support it |
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cubans wanted to end spainish rule
americans were sympathetic |
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stationed in havana harbor
exploded
newspapers blamed spain and this started war |
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| first settlement to last in america |
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| group that grew against new england government and moved to americas |
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| want freedom from a large group to be in a smaller group |
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Germany
austria-hungary
ottoman empire
bulgaria |
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russia
france
great britian
italy
us
japan |
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| high status of capitalism |
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| makes everyone have equal rights |
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| gives males no matter what the right to vote |
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| forcing people to serve in the military without notice or consent |
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| native americans are subject to protection from the actions of the state. |
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| the plan to seceed states from the us during the war |
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| open ended search warrent |
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| made because of violations of the treaty of versaille regulated commerce and navigation |
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| belief or desire of a government or people that a country should maintain a strong military capability |
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| emancipation proclaimation |
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| freed few people but supposedly freed the slaves |
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