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| Two reasons for founding Georgia: |
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1. Protective buffer
2. Debtor haven |
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| Two consequences of Britain's victory in the French and Indian War: |
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| What were the four Intolerable Acts (Coercive Acts)? |
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1, Port of Boston Act
2. Massachusetts Government Act
3. Administration of Justice Act
4. Amendment to Quartering Act of 1765 |
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| Two parts of the Land Ordinance of 1785: |
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1. Township survey
2. Land set aside to fund education |
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| Four parts of the Northwest Ordinance: |
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1. Government for the territories
2. Statemaking Process
3. Slavery prohibited north of the Ohio River
4. Rights guaranteed for citizens |
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| Four parts of the Quebec Act: |
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1. Catholicism allowed
2. Border moved to Ohio River
3. No representation
4. Trials based on English law |
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| Three Constitutional compromises: |
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1. 3/5 compromise
2. representation
3. commerce |
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| Three subjects of Hamilton's report to Congress: |
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1. Debt
2. Bank
3. Manufacturing |
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| Hamilton's economic plan: |
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Definition
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| Three parts of the first amendment: |
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1. Freedom of religion
2. Freedom of press
3. Freedom of speech |
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| Three parts of the Judiciary Act of 1789: |
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1. Six members of Supreme Court
2. District courts in each state
3. Appeals court |
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| Three backcountry revolts: |
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1. Bacon's Rebellion
2. Shays' Rebellion
3. Whiskey Rebellion |
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| Three of Marshall's Judicial Nationalism court cases: |
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Definition
1. Cohens v. Virginia
2. Gibbons v. Ogden
3. McCulloch v. Maryland |
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| Four recommendations from the Hartford Convention: |
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Definition
1. 2/3 vote on war
2. 2/3 vote on embargo
3. 2/3 vote on new states
4. Single-term presidency |
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