Unit 2 Review Sheet

LEP Chapters 5-7 AMSCO 4-7 (pg. 102)

Regulator Movement Gaspee Colonel Tye

Mercantilism (effects) Committees of Correspondence Valley Forge
The French and Indian War Tea Act 1773 Baron von Steuben
George Washington Boston Tea Party Battle of Saratoga
Albany Plan of Union (1754) Coercive Acts - 1774 Marquis de Lafayette
“Join or Die” Quebec Act - 1774 Benedict Arnold
Braddock’s Blunder Patrick Henry Battle of Yorktown
Prime Minister William Pitt 1st Continental Congress Treaty of Paris – 1783
Treaty of Paris, 1763 Suffolk Resolves Newburgh Conspiracy, 1783
Pontiac’s Rebellion (1763) Declaration of Rights/Grievances Republican Motherhood
Results: The French and Indian War “The Association” social changes from Revolution
Paxton Boys King George III New State Governments (trends)
Proclamation of 1763 The Enlightenment Articles of Confederation
Molasses Act - 1733 John Locke Unicameral legislature
“Salutary Neglect” Jean-Jacques Rousseau Land Ordinance 1785
George Grenville (1763-1765) Montesquieu Northwest Ordinance 1787
Sugar Act - 1764 Voltaire Shays’ Rebellion
Currency Act, 1764 Paul Revere Articles of Confederation (problems)
Quartering Act - 1765 Samuel Prescott Annapolis convention
Stamp Act - 1765 William Dawes Alexander Hamilton
“No Taxation without Lexington/Concord Constitutional Convention
Representation” Minute Men Major issues of convention
“Virtual Representation” Bunker Hill James Madison
Virginia Resolves Second Continental Congress Checks and balances
Stamp Act Congress Olive Branch Petition Virginia Plan
Sons and Daughters of Liberty Thomas Paine New Jersey Plan
John Adams Common Sense Connecticut Compromise
Non-importation agreements Richard Henry Lee 3/5ths Compromise
Results of Stamp Act Protests Declaration of Independence Commercial Compromise
Declaratory Act - 1766 Thomas Jefferson powers and term of president
Townshend Acts - 1767 Hessians Electoral College
Writs of assistance British Advantages/Disadvantages Congressional Caucus
Letters from a Pennsylvania Farmer Colonial Advantages/Disadvantages Federalists
John Dickinson Patriots (Whigs) Anti-Federalists
Massachusetts Circular Letter, 1768 Loyalists (Tories) The Federalist Papers
James Otis Native Americans (Rev War) arguments for/against Bill of Rights
Samuel Adams Joseph Brant Bill of Rights
Boston Massacre - 1770 African Americans (Rev War)
Lord North Lord Dunmore’s Ethiopian Reg.