APUSH - Time Period 3 (Part 1) Review

Granted the US land ranging from the Atlantic to the east bank of the Mississippi

Secret organizations formed to oppose the Stamp Act and took action on other measures

French loss in war led to an organized rebellion of Indian tribes led by

African American poet that wrote of freedom during the revolutionary era

Tax on legal documents that led to much unity among colonists

US national government from 1781-1788

1786 armed movement of debt-ridden farmers in western Mass who objected to state taxes

a persuasive argument that Americans should become independent

A system of government in which power is divided between state and national governments

Which Indian tribe was Allied with the British in their fight against the French?

Series of punitive measures passed in retaliation for the Boston Tea Party

1777 battle of Revolutionary War that convinced France & Spain to provide military help

Groups of women that led boycotts of British goods in protest of the Stamp Act

Fought in America between 1754-1763. Known in Europe as the Seven Years' War.

Author of Common Sense which made a logical argument for American independence

Legislation passed under the Articles of Conf that banned slavery, provided public schools, etc

British law which prohibited white settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains

a system of communication between patriot leaders in New England and throughout the colonies.

1772 British court decision that essentially declared slavery illegal in England

Group of rural whites in western PA that attacked Indians with the idea of getting rid of them

Constitutional Convention compromise over how to count slaves under proportional representation

Idea that citizens or their representatives can determine how they would be governed

British policy of forcibly enlisting sailors into the navy

Farmers in western North & South Carolina to attack gangs of outlaws stealing from farms

Movement that, like revolution, disturbed the peace, split churches and challenged authority

Plan proposed for creating a national bicameral legislature

1783 - discussion among American Revolutionary War officers to overthrow the new government

Country in which slave rebels won series of victories that led to independence in 1804.

1775 meeting of colonial delegates that eventually declared American independence

1/5 to 1/3 of American colonists who supported the British and opposed independence

1774 attempt to organize colonies & challenge British authority - GA didn't attend.

Taxes on variety of products that also led to more British soldiers in colonies for enforcement

Belief that women should have rights and better education to raise sons to be good citizens

1786 conference of state delegates to consider changes to the Articles of Confederation