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| protest by Western Pennsylvania against the federal excise tax on whiskey, 1794 |
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| American party surrenders to the oppostion. Jefferson defeats Adams, a Federalist, for president. |
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| Jefferson's 1803 purchase from France. 828, 000 west of Mississippi, double territory @ 15 million |
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| conquered Puerto Rico, entered Florida in 1513 in search of slaves, wealth and fountain of youth, repelled by Indians |
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| conquest of Panama, landed in Florida, reached the Mississippi |
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| Menendez massacred troops here and established Spanish forts here, Florida |
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| French geographer, Father of new France, opened North America to French trade, fur trade. Quebec Cuty, war against Iraquios |
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| divided between Spanish and Portugese, specified anti-meridian |
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| the primary chief in Jamestown when the new settlers arrived |
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| private owner retains rights that are normally the privelege of the state |
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| members of the church of England |
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| colonial leader of New England. Treated indians with justice, said king has no rights to indians land |
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| Religious group in England and America, possessed "inner light", abolition of slavery and equal rights for women |
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| 1676 revolt against Berkely administration because of govt corruption, indian raids not protected against |
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| "The reasonableness of Christianty" in 1685, religious belief rest on scientific evidence. 2 "treaties of govt" "social contract", essay concerning human understanding |
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| English minister, "the whole world his parish", Great Awakening, God is merciful, revivals |
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| South Carolina slaves rebel from Kongo, seized a store of weapons |
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| religious revival in 1720's through 1740's spread by Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield |
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| proponent of energetic Govt. Federalist papers |
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| after French and Indian War prohibits settlement, surveys, and land grants west of Appalachia |
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| Common sense, deist, republicanism |
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| 1200 patriots seeking debt relief through currency, tried to prevent courts from seizing property from indebted farmers |
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| Hamilton, Madison, Jay, series of essays to gain political support for Constitution |
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| colonists who remained loyal to the crown |
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| 1 of first 2 parties led by George Washington, Adams and Hamilton, strong central govt |
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| women lost legal identity owned by husband |
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| exchange of goods, slave labor, diseases between east and west hemisphers |
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| militant Shawnee leader, traversed the mississppi to revive pan Indian alliance |
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| American forces under Harrison destroyed Prophetstown |
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| declared the Judiciary act of 1801 unconstitutional |
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| Iraquios expand territory for trade |
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| Virginia native, chief justice, federalist party, secretary of state |
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| regulating econimics of colonies to benfit the mother countries |
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| create an independant nation, seize farm land, fight with arms |
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| legal grant of land, 50-100 acres |
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| English religious group that sought to purify church of England, founded the Mass bay colony under John Winthrop |
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| Puritan separatists who broke with the church of England and sailed to the new world, founded the the plymouth colony |
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| temporary work for the passage to the new world |
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| American Indians and the US for the Northwest territory |
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| Alex Hamilton, national bank tariffs, war dept assumption, use of technology |
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| limited freedoms to speech and press and restricted liberty of non-citizens |
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| revolution in thought in 18th century reason and science over traditional religion |
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| British getting Canada, Spain gained Louisiana, 7 years war |
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| british soldiers and Boston mob March 5, 1770 5 colonists killed |
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| Intolerable or coersive acts |
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| reaction to boston tea party that forced the payment for tea, dissalowed colonial trials of british soldiers, reduced elected officials in Mass |
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| Articles of Confederation |
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| frame of govt for US from 1781 to 1788, weak central authority |
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| 1787, created MW territory, north of Ohio River, west of PA, self govt and statehood, bill of rights, prohibited slavery |
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| 1783 US became W hemisphere first independent nation |
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| directed surveying of NW territory into townships of 36 sections, finance public education |
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| religion and natural law, emphasized reason, belief that god withdrew after creating the world |
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| Spanish new world empire was more oppressive toward indians than european empires, justified English imperial expanision |
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