that led to conflict (Stamp‚ Townshend‚ etc…) • Pontiac’s Rebellion and Proclamation Act • Sons of Liberty – Sam Adams • The first Conflicts – Massacre and Tea Party • Intolerable Acts • Continental Congress – 1st and 2nd • The American Revolution – Course and Consequences • Treaty of Paris 1783 C. The Beginning of America • The Articles of Confederation – Goods and Bads o Land Ordinances o Unanimous Voting o Shays Rebellion • The Constitution o The Convention o The Compromises
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called for extreme change within the economy. Many farmers in attendance called themselves Regulators and represented the triumph of liberty over power while the existing Administration wanted an aristocracy. Courthouse rebellions‚ such as that of Samuel Fry‚ sent a shockwave of rebellion across the country. Many citizens began to display acts of violence and rage in order to draw attention to the demands of the
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Power was changed and adjusted from the confederation because of fear of anarchy for the United states constitution. Bacon’s Rebellion and Shay Rebellion Shays Rebellion was led by Daniel shay 1786 in western Massachusetts. It was done by him and followers protesting foreclosures of farms due to debts and eventually shutting down the court system. Bacon’s Rebellion was by Nathaniel Bacon and settlers 1676 in Virginia in the rule of Governor William Berkeley. They revolted because of William Berkeley
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evaluate each section of Hamiltons plan. Funding Assumption Bank of the US Excise Tax Support for Manufacturing. How did the nation respond to Hamiltons plans Commercialism vs. Agrarian America The Indian Wars and the new US army Whiskey Rebellion (compare to Shays Rebellion) Battle of Fallen Timbers Strict Constructionists/ Broad Constructionists The first two party system Know origins/ aims. Federalists Jeffersonian Republicans What was the Genet controversy How did it lead to an important foreign
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Pre Columbus (1491-1607) Early American Indians North America Heavily populated Very diverse population Organized with a “monarchy” Gods depended on the environment -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Exploration and Colonization (1491-1607) Pre Columbian Indians 1680 pueblo revolt Indians defeated the Spanish. Columbian exchange - when Spanish came in they brought euro things into Americas and brought
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Angered by this‚ farmers in Massachusetts rallied behind fellow farmer‚ Daniel Shays‚ who demanded change. In 1787‚ Shays and his increasing amount of followers‚ made a plan to shut down the courts by seizing weapons from the state armory. The state of Massachusetts was able to raise an army and put an end to this violent revolt‚ however‚ the national government did not have the authority to deal with the situation. This rebellion influenced the movement towards a change of the government system in the
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Navigation Acts (1-4) John Calvin Acts of Trade Elizabeth I Writ of Assistance Church of England Robert Walpole Salutary Neglect Judiciary Act‚ 1789 Treaty of Paris‚ 1763 Writ of Mandamus Grenville Plan Whiskey Rebellion Sons of Liberty Bank of the United States Stamp Act Congress Jay’s Treaty Townshend Revenue Acts XYZ Affair Boston Massacre Judiciary Act‚ 1801 Tea Act Midnight Judges Boston Tea Party Judicial Review Continental
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it helped them. Shays’ rebellion demonstrated the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation‚ and also revealed how the articles denied Americans the freedom they were promised in fighting and winning against the British. Through the unfair taxation of American farmers‚ laborers‚ and small business owners‚ middle and lower class Americans were becoming just as unfree as they were before the war. From this dissent with Boston tax collectors about the fairness of the taxation‚ Shay and fellow Americans
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Ten Days That Unexpectedly Changed America Chapter Summaries Chapter 1: “Massacre at Mystic” May 26‚ 1637 was a fateful day in the history of America. The actions of Major John Mason and his Puritan men set a precedent for the next two hundred years of European and Indian relations. On that clear May night near the Mystic River of New England‚ hundreds of Pequot Indians were killed by the Europeans and their allies‚ most of the victims being the elderly‚ women‚ and children. This massacre was
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and foreign problems very well during the time of his presidency. Whenever there was a problem Washington had a good way of finding solution for whatever problem was presented to him. The neutrality proclamation was a very big one‚ as was the whiskey rebellion. During the time Washington was in office‚ many great plans and treaties were developed and put into use. The thing that tested Washington the most was the war with Europe and he handled it very well. Despite the fact that we were allies with
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