1787
19th amendment
2/3 compromise
3/5 compromise
articles of confederation
battle of saratoga
battles- why were they notable / important
benedict arnold
benjamin franklin
bill of rights
boston massacre act
boston tea party act
bunker hill battle
captain john parker
coercive act
concord battle
deborah sampson garnett
declaration of independence
declaratory act
define blockade and how it's important
define enumerated powers
define inflation
define privateer
define shays rebellion
define the continental army
define treaty of greenville
electoral college - what does it do
france's role in the revolutionary war
george washington
great compromise
how did ethan allen contribute to the revolutionary war
how did friedrich von steuben contribute to the revolutionary wa
how did general john burgoyne contribute to the revolutionary wa
how did george rogers clark contribute to the revolutionary war
how did guilford courthouse contribute to the revolutionary war
how did john locke contribute to the revolutionary war
how did mary ludwig hays mccauley contribute to the revolutionar
how did william dawes contrubute to the revolutionary war
how do you become a citizen
how many justices in the supreme court
how many states does it take to get an amendment ratified
how many states needed to approve it to be ratified
how powerful was the american navy in the revolution
intolerable act
john adams - what did he say about the revolution
john hancock
judiciary act 1789
lexington battle
olive branch petition-what did it do and when?
paul revere
president
proclamation of neutrality
rhode island
spain's role in the revolutionary war
stamp act
sugar act
supreme court
tea act
townshend act
valley forge battle
virginia and kentucky resolutions did what
was slavery an issue during the war
what determines how many representatives a state has in congress
what did george washington do during the revolution
what did hamilton create
what does the bill of right protect
what does the executive branch do
what does the legislative branch do
what is a federalist
what is a republican
what is the commitee of correspondence during the lead up to the
what is the judicial branch in charge of
what powers did federal government have
what state was the last to ratify the constitution
what was the whiskey rebellion
what were the strengths of federal government
what were the weakness of federal government
what were the writs of assistance
when was the whiskey rebellion
where was britain building a fort 1794
where was loyalist support strongest and weakness?
where was the whiskey rebellion
who did native americans side with during the revolution
who was that 1st president
who was the 1st justice
who was the 2nd president
who was thomas gage
whose power was limited
why did cornwallis retreat to georgia
why was the whiskey rebellion
why were people afraid of the constitution