General during the American Revolutionary War who
originally fought for the American Continental army
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Washington gave him command of the fortifications at
West Point, New York
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Planned to surrender it to the British Forces
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Plan exposed
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Discovered he defected to the British
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Commissioned into the British Army as a brigadier
general
43. Battle of Saratoga
44. French actions in
American revolution
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Convinced to enter the war on the side of the
Americans
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Recognized colonies as independent nation
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Formal alliance signed
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Promised full military and commercial support
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French navy important in combating the British
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Main attraction to defeat their archrival Britain
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Victory might open up trade opportunities to French
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45. Lafayette
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French aristocrat and military officer who fought in the
American revolutionary war
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Close friend of GW, AH, and TJ
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Led troops against Cornwallis at Yorktown
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46. British Southern
Strategy
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King George calls for the British to abandon New
England and focus on South (had more loyalists)
●

47. American Guerilla
Warfare
“hit and run attacks”
48. Yorktown
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Cornwallis marches down to Yorktown
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French play a big role here
●
Washington and French turn attention to Chesapeake
area and Yorktown
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French ships arrived ahead of the British fleet coming
from NY
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5-day battle left French in control of the Virginia coast
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Fleet prevented communication of the British Navy with
Cornwallis’s army on land
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American revolution ended here
49. Treaty of
Paris/Peace of Paris
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Western boundary was set at the Mississippi River
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Britain agreed to withdraw its troops quickly (not fully
kept)
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Britain agreed not to withdraw any property
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50. Articles of
Confederation
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51. Revenue by
requisition
52. Problems of the
Confederation
53. National Domain
54. Northwest
Ordinance
55. Shay’s Rebellion
56. Virginia Plan
57. New Jersey Plan
58. The Great
Compromise
59. 3/5s Compromise
60. “Other Persons”
61. Federalists
62. Electoral College
63. Antifederalists
64. Thomas Jefferson
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3
rd
president of the U.S
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Ranked #4
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Acquired Louisiana Purchase
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65. James Madison
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“Father of the Constitution”
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“Father of the Bill of Rights”
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4
th
president
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66. James Monroe
67. The Virginia Dynasty
68. George Washington
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Elected unanimously by electoral college to be
President
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“disinterested, public spirited” leader – rarely smiled
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Careful of missteps in molding the presidency
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Teeth NOT made of wood
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Addressed as “Mr. President”
69. Alexander Hamilton
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Chosen by GW for department of treasury- financially
astute
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Born out of wedlock
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Chief aide to Washington during war
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Founder of federalist party
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Founder of U.S Coast guard
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Founder of the New York Post newspaper
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Founder of the Nation’s financial system
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“Make the new country credit worthy and not debt
free”
70. Federalists Papers
71. Aaron Burr
72. Bill of Rights
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First business of new Congress
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73. 2
nd
Amendment
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74. Report on Public
Credit
75. The Whiskey
Rebellion
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John Neville filed charges against 75 farmers and
distillers for not paying Whiskey tax
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Neville and federal marshal were ambushed by a
40-man crowd (house burned down)
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Washington responded with show of force
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Put down of rebellion reinforced power to fed.
Government
76. Treaty of Greenville
77. Election of 1796
78. XYZ Affair
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Adams preferred negotiation
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79. Alien Acts
80. Sedition Acts
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