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Grange Solar time Boomtown Black codes Great plains Vigilante Buffalo soldier Reservation

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Grange Solar time Boomtown Black codes Great plains Vigilante Buffalo soldier Reservation

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  1. 1. Magna Carta- Written in 1215 in England. Also called The Great Charter. Gave English people rights in making laws. The beginning of modern democracyhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hnE448jIPM2. Parliament – The English law making body3. Zenger Trial – established Freedom of the press4. Middle Passage-terrible journey slaves took across the Atlantic Ocean 5. slave codes- rules restricting the freedoms of slave (reading, writing, travel )6. apprentice- when one learns a trade from an expert. (blacksmith, printer, cooper )7. triangular trade – trade routes used to transport good and people during the Colonial Period (1607-1776). Rum, Cod, Slaves, sugar , etc. 8. Salem Witch Trial - 1692in Salem Massachusetts, 20 were hanged, one pressed to death!9. mills- a place where grain is crushed10. League of Iroquois- five Indian tribes that banned together to promote peace between their tribes and to ensure safety in case anyone of the tribes were attacked

  2. . Magna Carta- Written in 1215 in England. Also called The Great Charter. Gave English people rights in making laws. The beginning of modern democracyhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hnE448jIPM2. Parliament – The English law making body3. Zenger Trial – established Freedom of the press4. Middle Passage-terrible journey slaves took across the Atlantic Ocean 5. slave codes- rules restricting the freedoms of slave (reading, writing, travel )6. apprentice- when one learns a trade from an expert. (blacksmith, printer, cooper )7. triangular trade – trade routes used to transport good and people during the Colonial Period (1607-1776). Rum, Cod, Slaves, sugar

  3. 7. triangular trade – trade routes used to transport good and people during the Colonial Period (1607-1776). Rum, Cod, Slaves, sugar , etc. 8. Salem Witch Trial - 1692in Salem Massachusetts, 20 were hanged, one pressed to death!9. mills- a place where grain is crushed10. League of Iroquois- five Indian tribes that banned together to promote peace between their tribes and to ensure safety in case anyone of the tribes were attacked

  4. Grange • Solar time • Boomtown • Black codes • Great plains • Vigilante • Buffalo soldier • Reservation • Sodbuster • Homestead act • Wounded knee • Geronimo • Sitting bull • Transcontinental RR • Standard time • Battle of little big horn

  5. 11. Albany Plan of Union- Ben Franklin’s proposal to unite the colonies in 175412. Join or Die- cut up snake political cartoon by B. Franklin encouraging the colonies to unite.13. French and Indian War 1756-1763- War between France and Brittan to control land in North America. 14. Battle of Quebec- Helped British win French and Indian War 15. Proclamation of 1763- forbid the colonist from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains 16. Stamp Act- British Tax on all paper products (newspapers, books, legal documents, playing cards)17. Son’s of Liberty- group that promoted independence from Brittan. Sam Adams was leader.18 .Townshend Act- taxes on paper, paint, tea, glass

  6. 19 Writs of Assistance- like a search warrant used to enter into business during the colonial time period.20. propaganda- information designed to persuade a person toward a particular belief. 21. Boston Massacre – Five people were killed http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wVp94txRKU

  7. 22. Boston Tea Party- 342 chests of British tea were dumped into the harbor, this was upsetting to King George the third!

  8. # 23 • Intolerable Acts- • closed Boston Harbor • Shut down colonial assemblies • Sent troops • Soldiers accused of capital crimes were to have trial in England

  9. #24 • Loyalist- wanted to stay connected to the British • Patriot- wanted to start a new cournty

  10. #26 Battle of Bunker Hill • First BIG battle between militia and British • In Boston 1000 British people were killed or wounded, 400 Americans people were killed or wounded

  11. #26 • Declaration of Independence • July 4, 1776 • “ We hold these truths to be self evident…

  12. #28 • Valley Forge- Terrible winter for the New Continental Army 1777/78 • Lots of me deserted

  13. #29 • Battle of Yorktown • Last major battle • American victory • No doubt • I mean redout!

  14. This is a Redoubt at Yorktown

  15. #29 • Treaty of Paris end the Rev. War 1783 • #30 Articles of Confederation- the new nations constitution. Did not work well. Remember when Daniel Shays got out of hand! The states had too much power. It got dumped at the Constitutional Convention.

  16. 30. Treaty of Paris- ended the war in 1783 • 31. Articles of Confederation- new constitution 1781. we had no president, and a weak national government • 32. Northwest Ordinance- rules governing the NW. MI, OH, IN, WI, IL . No slavery, freedom of religion, trial by jury

  17. 33. Weakness of A. of C. - the national government was weak. Difficult to make laws, could not regulate trade between states 34. Shays Rebellion – Shays led a rebellion in Massachusetts . People realized the need for a strong national, unified government

  18. 35. Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, 1787 • 36. Checks and Balance- the ability of each branch of government to exercise controls over the other branches Page 242 • 37. Federal System- the sharing of power between the Federal and State governments

  19. 38. Precedent- the example for others to follow • 39. Tariff- taxes on imports • 40. Capital- in Washington D. C. (also, items used for business like computes, trucks) • 41. Strict Construction- law makers can only do what the Constitution defines • 42. Loose Construction- Law makers can do anything that is “necessary and proper”

  20. 43. Whiskey Rebellion – Pennsylvania Farmers rebelled over the whiskey tax. Remember the movie. • 44. Political parties – group of people that try to influence the government. • 45. Alien and Sedition Acts- Laws that restricted freedoms to criticize the government

  21. 46. Barbary Pirates- North African pirates demanded tribute (bribes) from American ships. T. Jefferson sent ships to end the demands. We won but it took many years • 47. Louisiana Purchase – 15 m from France

  22. 48. Lewis and Clark 1804-1806 explored Louisiana Territory • 49. War of 1812 – the rematch! We won but it was close. We were upset with British impressment of our sailors (about 6000) • 50. Impressment- kidnapping sailors by British

  23. 51. Embargo Act of 1807 – American ships could not sail out of the harbor. T. Jefferson wanted to eliminate impressment • 52. War Hawks- those who encourage War!

  24. 53. Blockade- Naval ships that stop the use of harbors. • 54. Battle of Lake Erie- American victory, during the War of 1812, on Lake Erie. Gave us control of the Great Lakes • Marbury v. Madison- established the power of Judicial Review

  25. 56. Judicial Review- the power the Supreme Court has to strike down a law (because it does not agree with the Constitution) • 57. Monroe Doctrine- President Monroe said European countries are no longer welcome to settle in the Americas

  26. 58. National Road- first major East – West road built by tax dollars • 59. Erie Canal 1825- Albany to Buffalo • 60. Industrial Revolution- Marked the time when products were no longer made by hand but by machine.

  27. 61. Sam Slater’s Spinning Mill in Pawtucket Rhode Island- first factory in AMERICA! • 62. Clearmont- first steam power boat. New York to Albany – Robert Fulton

  28. 63. Cotton Gin- Eli Whitney , 1793 , machine cleaned cotton • 64. Nat Turner- 1831 slave rebellion

  29. 65. Indian Removal Act 1830- all Indians East of the Mississippi River must move to the West of Mississippi • 66. Doctrine of Nullification- idea that a state had the right to nullify a federal law they felt was unconstitutional

  30. 67. John C. Calhoun- War Hawk, Secessionist, South Carolina Senator, VP under Jackson • 68. temperance – those who would like to see alcohol made illegal

  31. 69. Abolitionists- fought to end slavery in a variety of ways

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