stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Duplicate of American Revolution, UGA, & GA Capitals (H3-4A) Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Duplicate of American Revolution, UGA, & GA Capitals (H3-4A)
Duplicate of American Revolution, UGA, & GA Capitals (H3-4A)
32 terms
·
StudBud Administration
SS8H3A-SS8H4A
Flashcards
32 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
32
Answers
1
What did Georgia gain from the French & Indian war
resources & slaves
land & money
land & slaves
land & resources
2
The purpose of the Constitutional Convention was to
Write the Articles of Confederation
Select the nation’s new president
Sign the Treaty of Paris
Revise the Articles of Confederation
3
Small battle in Georgia where patriots defeated 600 loyalists
Siege of Savannah
French & Indian War
Battle of Kettle Creek
American Revolution
4
a failed attempt by the French and Americans to recapture Savannah
French & Indian War
American Revolution
Siege of Savannah
Battle of Kettle Creek
5
Acronym to remember order of GA capitals
S.A.L.M.A
L.A.M.A.S
M.A.L.S.A
S.L.A.M.A
6
an early name for the city of Atlanta
SALMA
Augusta
Terminus
Terminal
7
1st part of the DOI
Grievances
Preamble
Preface
Declaration
8
Georgia supported Britain because
trade was good
Britain soldiers protected them
they were afraid of the King
they prospered under Britain rule
9
a written document that outlines a country’s government
Declaration of Independence
Constiution
Articles of Confederation
Broadside
10
deal made with Southern states so they could count 3/5 of slaves toward population
Great Compromise
Three-Fifths Compromise
NJ Plan
Virginia Plan
11
2nd part of DOI
rationale for supporting Britain
declaration of war
list of natural rights
list of grievances
12
3 men from GA who signed the DOI
Lyman Hall, George Walton, Noble Wimberly Jones
George Walton, James Oglethorpe, Button Gwinnett
Thomas Jefferson, Henry Ellis, James Wright
George Walton, Lyman Hall, Button Gwinnett
13
Under the Articles of Confederation there was a
trustee
governor
president
legislature
14
America's 1st constitution & had a lot of limitations
Articles of Confederation
Constitution of US
Declaration of Independence
Constitutional Convention
15
Created a bicameral legislative branch
Great Compromise
VA Plan
NJ Plan
3/5 Compromise
16
Under the Article of Confederation, the states government was
strong
reliable
non existant
weak
17
king forbade colonists from settling lands west of the Appalachian Mountains
American Revolution
French & Indian War
Proclamation of 1763
Great Compromise
18
group of Georgians who joined Liberty Boys to protest Stamp Act
Loyalists
Colonists
Patriots
Broadsides
19
official statement of a complaint
declaration
grievance
preamble
anguish
20
Group of Georgians who did not want independence from Great Britain, known as Tories
Colonists
Patriots
Trustees
Loyalists
21
The charter for UGA stated that an education should be for all, not just wealthy
reason for the establishment of UGA
reason for UGA offering agricultural & mechanical courses
reason for UGA allowing women to attend the university
reason for UGA becoming an integrated university
22
1st capital of GA
Augusta
Milledgeville
Savannah
Atlanta
23
2 Georgia signers of the US Constitution
James Oglethorpe & Tomochichi
Abraham Baldwin & William Few
John Adams & Thomas Jefferson
Button Gwinnett & Lyman Hall
24
3rd part of DOI
Grievances
Conclusion
Declaration
Preamble
25
GA’s General Assembly approved a charter making it the 1st state sponsored US public University
University of Georgia
University of South Georgia
University of Franklin
University of North Georgia
26
Reason that GA capitals kept moving
center of population changed
ability to trade moved
The royal governor moved
Britain military made them
27
Raised the morale of the Georgia Patriots
Articles of Confederation
Siege of Savannah
Declaration of Independence
Battle of Kettle Creek
28
After the French & Indian War, GA's borders extended west to the
Mississippi River
Savannah River
Appalachian Mountains
Okefenokee Swamp
29
A direct tax on paper documents
Declaration of Independence
Proclamation of 1763
Stamp Act
Intolerable Acts
30
3 part document that discusses natural rights, explains wrongs committed, & independence
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
Constitution of US
Constitutional Convention
31
meeting that took place in Philadelphia for the intent to revise the Articles of Confederation
Constitutional Convention
Siege of Savannah
Constitution
Declaration of Independence
32
The Great Compromise stated that
reps in Senate based on pop & 2 reps in House
reps in House based on pop & 2 reps in Senate
2 reps in Senate & House
members in the House and Senate based on population