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when was the boston massacre March 5th, 1770
who died in the boston massacre 5 killed, 8 shot- ppl resented king George lll
who said join or die Ben franklin- disunity
how old was John and Abigail in 1770 35 and 26
how long were John and Abigail Adams married by 1770 6 years
how many kids did john and abigail Adams have 3
how long did british occupy Boston by the time of Boston massacre 2 years
what was Abigail Adams importance law partner
what was sam Adams importance - John Adams cousin - sons of liberty - arc (changed his opinion fully)
what was crispus attacks importance - free man - 2 shots to chest -1st casualty of American revolution
what was the importance of captain preston - in front of his men - did not give order to fire
what was the importance of goddard - lies - represents ppl of boston - Preston was behind his men not in front
what was the importance of holmes - mob- 200 - ice and oyster shells, clubs
what was the importance of palmes - confirms prestons story - wont swear to his testimony
whats an argument john Adams makes during the trial facts are stubborn things
what did thomas jefferson invent potato chips
who was a Thomas Jefferson married to Martha jefferson
what the promise she made tj keep and he did not married anyone again and he agreed
where did tj live from 1784-1789 paris
who does tj bring to paris w him his daughter patsy cline (17/18)
who does he leave at monticello his daughters Lucy and polly
what happened to lucy she was sick and died at monticello
who does polly come to paris with Sally hemmings
how old was tj and how old was sally tj- 45 sally- 14
how is Sally related to Martha jefferson half-sisters
how many kids did tj and Sally have together 6
what was Sallys old room a bathroom and now it is a exbitit to tell her story
historians question what about tj and sally was it consentual
when did the revolutionary war end october 19,1781
when was the articles of confederation used in between the rev war ending and the constitution
what was the articles of conderation aka firm league of friendship
what were the weaknesses of the articles 1- unicameral legislature 2- weak central govt 3- couldnt tax 4- no supreme court
what was the belief Abt the articles of confederation needed a strong central govt and they didn't give that
what did they decide about the articles of confederation "revise not replace"
when was the constitutional convention may-sept 1787 (very secret)
what was the constitutional convention known as miracles at philidelphia
how many people attended the miracles at philidelphia 55 and George washington elected president
who were the small states against the large ones- planting interests of the south vs. mercantile $ of the north
what did the virginia plan change from unicameral legislature to bicameral
who led the federalists Alexander hamilton
who led the anti federalists Thomas jefferson
how many federalist papers are there 85
what did James Madison say about men "if men were angels there would be no need for government"
what was article one legislative branch - longest part of constitution - founding fathers expected Congress to overshadow president
what was article two executive branch - when you go to polls you are not voting directly for president and vp rather for the electors
how many senators and representatives 2 senators and 11 representatives
what's the total number of votes and how many are needed to win 538 and need 270
what is article 3 judicial branch - 9 judges and they serve for life
who said we the people governeur morris
what's the first ammendment freedom of speech and expression
what's the symbolism of the first ammendment painting 1- blue collar vs. white collar 2- town hall 3- Abraham lincoln
what are the limits to freedom of speech 1- obscenity 2- defamation 3- fighting words 4- hate speech
what is the establishment clause extension of the 1st ammendment- prohibits the govt from creating an official or established church
what is the second ammendment right to bear arms
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