Chapter 6 – The American Revolution, 1776 – 1783 – p. 160-189 (Study Guide, p. 188)
Chapter 7 – A More Perfect Union, 1777 – 1790 – p. 190-215 (Study Guide, p. 214)
Test Format
Matching – 10
Multiple Choice – 10
Short Answer – 10
Essay – 1
Key Terms, People, and Themes
Revolutionary War
French and Spanish Help
Privateers
Nathan Hale
Marquis de Lafayette
Francis Marion
John Paul Jones
Valley Forge
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
British Focus on the South
Continental Army
Enlistment Term
Reasons for Victory
Treaty of Paris
Conditions
Early struggles for the country
Economic Depression
Shays Rebellion
Articles of Confederation
Details and reasons
weaknesses
Constitutional Convention
Who was in charge?
republic
federal system
checks and balances
separation of powers
New Jersey Plan
Virginia Plan
Great Compromise
3/5 Compromise
Slave Trade
Bill of Rights
Government
Legislative Branch
House of Representatives
Senate
Duties
Judicial Branch
Supreme Court
Duties
Executive Branch
President
Essay
How did the principles of separation of powers and checks and balances address the fears many of the framers of the Constitution had about a strong federal government, as well as their memories of British rule?
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