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TAKS FAQS

TAKS FAQS. 1607 Jamestown Virginia. 1776 D eclaration o f I ndependence. 1787 Constitution Written. 1803 Louisiana Purchase. 1861 Start Civil War. 1865 End Civil War. Mercantilism trade between England and Colonies. Religious Freedom Pilgrims Puritans.

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  1. TAKS FAQS

  2. 1607JamestownVirginia

  3. 1776Declaration of Independence

  4. 1787Constitution Written

  5. 1803Louisiana Purchase

  6. 1861Start Civil War

  7. 1865End Civil War

  8. Mercantilismtrade between England and Colonies

  9. Religious FreedomPilgrims Puritans

  10. Salutary NeglectLed to self-government

  11. South

  12. Rich SoilLong Growing Season

  13. Plantation farming, Slavery

  14. Tobacco, Rice, Indigo

  15. GA, VA, MD, NC, SC

  16. Middle

  17. Bread Basket(Grains)

  18. PA, DE, NY, NJ

  19. New England

  20. Rocky Soil,Harsh Winters

  21. LumberFishingShip Building

  22. MA, RI, NH, NJ

  23. GodSpread Christianity

  24. GoldWealth money food furs labor

  25. GloryPower Fame Importance

  26. Middle Passagebrought slaves from Africa

  27. Columbian Exchangeplants, animals, diseases

  28. Triangular Trade

  29. Mayflower CompactSelf Government

  30. VA House Burg.First Representative Assembly

  31. Fund. Orders. CTFirst Constitution

  32. Great AwakeningReligious Movement

  33. EnlightenmentScience and Reasoning

  34. Appalachian Mntns Atlantic Ocean

  35. French & IndianWar

  36. Colonists cross Appalachian Mntns. Into French territory

  37. King Saves their butts to protect his assests

  38. Treaty of Paris 1763

  39. Leads to Proclamation of 1763

  40. Proclamation of 1763Colonists had to stay East of the Appalachian Mntns.

  41. Quartering ActColonists take care of troops

  42. Sugar ActTax to pay for F&I War

  43. Stamp ActNeeded a stamp on paper goods

  44. Stamp Act CongressColonies united, called for boycott

  45. Townshend Actstaxed glass, paper, paint, lead, and tea

  46. Boston Massacre1770 Protesters killed by British Soldiers

  47. Tea Act1773 restricted tea sales, tax on Tea

  48. Boston Tea PartyColonists dump British tea in the harbor

  49. Intolerable Actsto punish Boston

  50. First Continental Congressdecided to raise a militia and boycott British goods

  51. Lexington and ConcordFirst Battles

  52. SaratogaTurning point,Gained support of France

  53. YorktownLast BattleCornwallis surrenders

  54. Common SenseThomas PaineInspired Revolution

  55. Second Continental CongressVoted for independence, Gov during the war

  56. Inalienable RightsCannot be taken away, Life, Liberty, Pursuit of happiness

  57. GrievancesComplaints against KG3

  58. England’s AdvantagesLarge trained army, Greatest Navy, Endless supplies

  59. England’s DisadvantagesLong supply line, overconfident, not at home

  60. Colonial AdvantagesHome field, very motivated to save homes and lives

  61. Colonial DisadvantagesSmall Army, No Navy, Supplies

  62. George WashingtonCommander of the Continental Army

  63. Valley ForgeWashington and troops wait through winter for French help

  64. Treaty of Paris 1783Ended the War, set west bound at MS river

  65. Land OrdinanceDivided the NW territories

  66. NW Ordinancerules for settling NW territories

  67. Articles of ConfederationFirst constitution of the U.S., weak government

  68. Shay’s RebellionMA. Farmers revolted over taxes, showed weakness of AoC

  69. Kelly MoooooreA Cow who always fails

  70. Virginia Plan3 BranchesRepresentation on Population

  71. New Jersey PlanSimilar to AoCEqual Representation

  72. Great Compromise3 Branches2 House Legislature

  73. FederalistsSupported Constitutionwrote fed papers

  74. Anti-FederalistsOpposed ConstitutionWanted Bill of Rights

  75. Bill of RightsFirst 10 AmendmentsProtect individual rights

  76. Popular SovereigntyPower from the People

  77. RepublicanismElect people to represent you

  78. FederalismPower shared between National and State Govs

  79. Separation of Power3 Branches of Gov share power

  80. 3 BranchesExecutiveLegislativeJudicial

  81. Checks and BalancesBalances power between 3 branches

  82. TermClue

  83. Limited GovernmentPoliticians not above the law

  84. Individual RightsBill of Rights

  85. 1st Amend.Freedom of Speech and religion

  86. 2nd Amend.Right to own guns

  87. 3rd Amend.No quartering of troops

  88. 4th Amend.Search and Seizure

  89. 5th Amend.Due ProcessRights of the accused

  90. 6th Amend.Speedy public trial, Attorney

  91. 7th Amend.Jury trial in civil cases

  92. 8th Amend.Cruel and Unusual punishment

  93. 9th Amend.Rights of the People, not listed

  94. 10th Amend.Powers left to the States

  95. Legislative BranchMakes the law

  96. Executive BranchEnforces the law

  97. Judicial BranchInterprets the law

  98. Amendment ProcessProposal – 2/3 of all states or 2/3 of the Congress Ratification – 3/4 approval of states

  99. AmendmentChange the Constitution

  100. George Washington

  101. First President,Precedents, Cabinet,

  102. Alexander HamiltonTreasury Sec.National BankFinanc. Plan

  103. Whiskey RebellionPA farmers protest tax, Squashed by GW

  104. Washington’s Farewell Address1Stay out of foreign affairs2 avoid political parties

  105. John Adams2nd PresXYZ, Alien Sedition,

  106. XYZ Affair3 French guys want a bribe to see the gov.

  107. Alien and Sedition ActsLaws against FoS and immigration

  108. Louisiana PurchaseBought from France 1803

  109. Embargo ActBackfired hurt America (Jefferson)

  110. Madison4th Pres, War of 1812

  111. Impressmentcaptured Americans slaves on British ships

  112. War HawksUrged Madison to go to war

  113. Battle o’ N.O.Led by Jackson, American Victory,WO1812

  114. Monroe DoctrineTold Euros stay out of Americas

  115. IndustrializationFrom farming to cities and manufacturing

  116. Eli WhitneyCotton Gin, Interchangeable Parts

  117. Sam MorseTelegraph

  118. John DeerSteel Plow

  119. Indian Removal ActJackson, force Indians west

  120. 2nd National BankJackson closed

  121. Robert FultonSteam boat

  122. Tariff of AbominationsTax caused Southern cotton to lose value

  123. NullificationLaw doesn’t apply

  124. Trail of TearsForced march west of Indians

  125. Manifest DestinyFrom sea to sea, take it, God

  126. Treaty of Guadalupe HidlagoEnded US Mexican War

  127. Mexican CessionLand Mexico lost from war

  128. Gold RushGrowth in CA for gold

  129. Mountain MenSettled in West for gold and furs

  130. Salt Lake Cityfounded by Mormons

  131. TemperanceOutlaw Alcohol

  132. Workers Rightsformed Unions

  133. SuffrageWomen’s right to vote

  134. Abolitionist Movementend slavery

  135. Fredrick Douglasformer slave, abolitionist, writer

  136. Harriet Tubmanled slaves on underground RR

  137. Underground RRled escaped slaves to the north

  138. Uncle Tom’s CabinBook told horrors of slavery, Harriet B Stowe

  139. Elizabeth Cady StantonWomen’s rights leader

  140. Missouri CompromiseMaine free: Mo slave

  141. Compromise of 1850CA free

  142. KS-NB ActVote on slavery

  143. Bleeding KSfighting over slavery

  144. John BrownHarpers Ferry, failed, hung

  145. SecedeWithdraw from Union, South

  146. Fort SumterStart of Civil War 1861 Charleston SC

  147. GettysburgMost casualties, beginning of end

  148. Vicksburgturning point

  149. AppomattoxWhere Lee Surrendered to Grant 1865

  150. ConfederacySouth

  151. UnionNorth

  152. LincolnPres during CW,many speeches, Emanc Proc

  153. Robert E LeeCommander of South’s army

  154. Ulysses S GrantCommander of North’s army

  155. William ShermanUnion general, total war, march 2 sea

  156. L’s 1stInaug addDon’t secede

  157. Gettysburg AddNorth Don’t give up

  158. Emancipation ProclamationFreed slaves in the South

  159. L’s 2ndInaug AddWill fairly rebuild South

  160. 13th AmendmentFreed Slaves

  161. 14th AmendmentBorn in US citizen

  162. 15th AmendmentBlack men can vote

  163. ReconstructionRebuilding South after CW

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