10.05.2015

Period Three Exam Thursday October 8

Period Three (1754 - 1800) Review
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Test will cover chapters 6 - 10.

I.  From British North America to United States of America

  • War for Empire (1754 - 1763)
    • Causes of the French and Indian War
      • long-term and short-term causes
    • Ways in which the war changed the relationship between Britain and the colonies
      • To what extent was the Seven Year's War a turning point in relations?
  • Imperial Crisis (1763 - 1776)
    • Acts of Parliament passed by Great Britain and the colonists' response to those taxes
      • Acts to review: Proclamation Line (1763), Sugar Act (1764), Stamp Act (1765), Declaratory Act (1766), Townshend Duties (1767), Tea Act (1773), Intolerable Acts (1774)
      • Colonial Response: Stamp Act Congress, Sons and Daughters of Liberty, Non-importation agreements
    • Independence Movement
      • Thomas Paine Common Sense
      • Thomas Jefferson Declaration of Independence
II.  Experiments in Government
  • Articles of Confederation
    • Strengths and Weaknesses of Articles of Confederation
    • AOC effective at solving problems of settling western lands, but ineffective at resolving problems of international diplomacy and improving economic conditions.
  • Constitutional Convention
    • Shays' Rebellion prompts meeting to be called in Philadelphia
    • "Bundle of Compromises" 
      • Great Compromise
      • 3/5 Compromise
    • Constitutional Principles: federalism & separation of powers
    • Ratification Debate: Federalists v. Anti-federalists
      • Federalist Papers by Hamilton, Jay, Madison
      • Federalist #10 by Madison
      • Bill of Rights
  • How revolutionary was the American Revolution?
    • What changed?  What stayed the same?
    • Consider social legacies (slaves, women, Native Americans) and political legacies (changes to the structure of government)
III.  Empire of Liberty?
  • Development of Political Parties = Federalists v. Democratic-Republicans
    •  Debates over domestic and foreign policy
      • Hamilton's Financial Plan, Whiskey Rebellion, Jay's Treaty, French Revolution, Haitian Revolution, Naturalization, Alien and Sedition Acts
      • Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions 

Answer Key: Chapters 6 - 10

Chapter 6: 1 (C); 2 (B); 3 (A); 4 (E); 5 (E); 6 (A); 7 (B); 8 (C); 9 (B); 10 (A); 11 (D); 12 (A); 13 (E);       14 (C)

Chapter 7: 1 (A); 2 (D); 3 (A); 4 (B); 5 (E); 6 (C); 7 (B); 8 (C); 9 (D); 10 (B); 11 (E); 12 (C); 13 (A);      14 (E)

Chapter 8: 1 (C); 2 (C); 3 (B); 4 (E); 5 (C); 6 (A); 7 (B); 8 (D); 9 (E); 10 (B); 11 (C); 12 (A); 13(E);        14 (A)

Chapter 9: 1 (D); 2 (C); 3 (A); 4 (B); 5 (B); 6 (E); 7 (C); 8 (B); 9 (C); 10 (A); 11 (E); 12 (D); 13 (B);       14 (D)

Chapter 10: 1 (B); 2 (D); 3 (C); 4 (D); 5 (A); 6 (E); 7 (C); 8 (C); 9 (D); 10 (B); 11 (A); 12 (B); 13 (D);    14 (E)