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8th Ringcard 51-70

Ringcard Vocab 51-70

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battle of Trenton 1st American victory
battle of Saratoga turning point of Rev War
battle of Yorktown last battle of Rev. War ( Cornwallis surrendered on peninsula)
mercenary hired to fight for a foreign army
john paul jones won most famous sea battle "I have not yet begun to fight"
pacifist all peace - no war
Treaty of Paris 1783 ended Rev. War
republicanism rule by the people
Elizabeth Freeman sued for her freedom…
Articles of Confederation first attempt at Constitution…weak-gave too much power to the states
Northwest Ordinance governed the Northwest Territory
Land Ordinance divided and settled Northwest Territory
Shay's Rebellion farmers rebelled against gov requiring taxes (while they were fighting in the war)
Virginia Plan 3 branches 2 houses- population and wealth
New Jersey Plan one house one vote per state
Great Compromise 3 branches 2 houses- population and equal representation
James Madison Father of Constitution - wrote Bill of Rights
Consitutional Convention held in Philadelphia to revise Articles- wrote Constitution
Federalist agree with Constitution
Bill of Rights first 10 amendments added to Constitution - all protect INDIVIDUALS
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