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| Seven Years War/ French and Indian War |
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| Washington made Fort Necessity (lost it)French wanted the Ohio Valley to connect Canada and Lousiana, ended in treaty of Paris |
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| Ended French and Indian War/ Seven Years War, Got French out of N Am, Indians cant play Brits and French against eachother |
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| Brit Exchequor (treasurer) responsible for stamp, tea,currency tax |
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| tax on sugar, part of grenville acts |
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| enforce brit taxes, not judged by own peers, rule in favor of crown |
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| Opposed Grenvilles taxes. Said states (virginia house of burgesses) can tax their state, not brits |
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| Patrick Henrys attemp to stop brit taxes |
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| Supported Henrys Virginia Resolves |
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| Sons and Daughters of Liberty |
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| Spread opposition to Grenvilles acts |
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| target colonial elites, fail to stop slave revolts, lead to stronger nat. gov |
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| end stamp, currency, and sugar acts |
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| tea, glass, paper, lead, paint tax |
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| 5 People killed in Boston by Regulars |
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| Committee of Corrispondence |
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| call for boycott of brits after boston massacre, spread enthuasism for indipendence |
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| Tax on tea to help the East Indian Trading Co. |
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| Dumped tea into boston harbor as protest to tea acts (SoL) |
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| Coercive (Intollerable) acts |
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1.Closed Boston Harbor until Boston pay for tea
2. eliminated the elected officials
3. Quartering Act |
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| governing body during revolution |
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| Lord Dunmore Proclamation |
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| Promised slaves freedom to fight for Brit |
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| Thomas Paine wrote to envoke feelings for revolution |
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| Ends fighting with fall of Cornwalace |
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| bluepront for territories entering union |
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| mass. farmers revolt over foreclosed land |
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| Madison- bicameral, proportional rep |
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| William Paterson. unicameral, = representation |
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| Jay-Madison-Hamilton promote const |
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| create supreme court, allow appeals from lower courts |
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| broad interpretation throught necessary and proper clause |
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| strick interpretation, states rights, republican, anti federalist |
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| Hamilton said Fed Gov should take over states debts from rev war |
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| allow for universal currency and repay states debts |
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| new production of textiles using hydropower |
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| Set boundry for western expansion |
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| Frenchman sent to US toget help for Brit-French war |
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| restart trade with brits after rev war |
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| 1st VP 2nd Pres, federalist, support Alien and Sedition Acts |
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| French capture US ships trading with Brit |
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| French diplomats want bribe to end quasi war |
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| deportation of aliens and ppl could not speak down about gov |
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| Kentucky and Virginia resolution |
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| states nullify alien and sedition acts |
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| brother os techumsah, spiritual and political leader of shawnee |
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| minister of first black methodist church |
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| leader of revolution in Hatai against napoleon |
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| supreme court judge who heard marbury v madison |
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| COINED the use of judicial review and checks and balances |
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| lewis and clark find a waterway across continent |
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| brits try to search US ship, US refused, 1 man hung, others impressed |
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| illegal for US ships to trade with beligerant ports, Hurt US |
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| w/ Brits over impressment, didnt win anything except national recognition, status quo antebellum |
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| things back the way they were |
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