Test 3 Flashcards
(53 cards)
The turning point for America
Saratoga
The general of the British war in 1776
William Howe
General Howe is first replaced with
General Clinton
Treaty of Paris
Signed by the American and the British representatives on September 3, 1783
Negotiations with the British and Americans began
In Paris in April 1782
- ) diplomacy
- ) maintain an army and navy
- ) borrow and print money
- ) arbitrate disputes between states
Powers given to Congress
- ) no power to enforce their decision
2. ) no power to tax
Powers denied to congress
Articles of confederation was
Passed on?
Ratified on?
Passed: by congress November 1777
Ratified: March 1, 1781
Who killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel?
Aaron burr
Pike Expedition: who? When? Why?
Zebulon Pike. July 15, 1806- July 1, 1807. To explore the south and west of the recent Louisiana purchase.
American farmers mostly sold their crops to
the british empire
Continental Congress borrowed money to
pay for the war of independence from Americans
Roger Sherman
proposed the great compromise
The great compromise
allowed for state equality
James Madison wrote
the Virginia plan
The 3/5ths compromise
provided that slaves be counted as 3/5ths of a persons for purpose of taxation and representation in the lower house of congress
Louisiana Purchase
- Mapped by Lewis and Clark with the help of Sacagawea
* Obtained by the French, but sold to US by Napoleon Bonaparte for $15 million, doubled the size of the US
Military Preparedness wanted to
Enlarge the size of the army
A department of Navy
and
A war tax
The non-importation agreement was placed in
1774 lasted till 1783
Nationalist
wanted to strengthen the national government
Shays Rebellion
angry farmers are shutting down court houses in Massachusetts to save their homes and farms
Robert Morris
financed the American Revolution
John Dickinson
wrote the articles of confederation
Large States favored the?
Small States favored the?
Large- favored the Virginia Plan (James Madison)
Small- favored the New Jersey Plan (William Paterson)