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Commander of the Continental Army.Commander of the Continental Army.

Who is George Washington?Who is George Washington?

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European ally of the Patriots.European ally of the Patriots.

What is France?What is France?

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American naval hero who spoke the words, “I American naval hero who spoke the words, “I have not yet begun to fight.”have not yet begun to fight.”

Who is John Paul Jones?Who is John Paul Jones?

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Long steel knives attached to the ends of guns.Long steel knives attached to the ends of guns.

What is a bayonet?What is a bayonet?

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Hit-and-Run fighting tactic.Hit-and-Run fighting tactic.

What is guerilla warfare?What is guerilla warfare?

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The only state not represented at the The only state not represented at the Constitutional Convention.Constitutional Convention.

What is Rhode Island?What is Rhode Island?

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This was outlawed in several Northern states This was outlawed in several Northern states after the Revolutionary War.after the Revolutionary War.

What is slavery?What is slavery?

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The first 10 amendments to the Constitution.The first 10 amendments to the Constitution.

What is the Bill of Rights?What is the Bill of Rights?

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This Compromise created a 2-house This Compromise created a 2-house legislature.legislature.

What is the Great Compromise?What is the Great Compromise?

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A form of government in which people choose A form of government in which people choose representatives.representatives.

What is a Republic or Democracy?What is a Republic or Democracy?

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Subject of Hamilton, Jefferson, and Madison’s Subject of Hamilton, Jefferson, and Madison’s 1790 disagreement.1790 disagreement.

What is the national bank?What is the national bank?

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A president chief advisers. A president chief advisers.

What is a cabinet?What is a cabinet?

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The second U.S. president.The second U.S. president.

Who is John Adams?Who is John Adams?

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A tax on this outraged backcountry farmers.A tax on this outraged backcountry farmers.

What is whiskey?What is whiskey?

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Interpreting this document led to arguments Interpreting this document led to arguments and the development of political parties.and the development of political parties.

What is the U.S. Constitution?What is the U.S. Constitution?

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Jefferson purchased this from France’s ruler, Jefferson purchased this from France’s ruler, Napoleon for 15 million dollars.Napoleon for 15 million dollars.

What is the Louisiana Territory?What is the Louisiana Territory?

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Political party led by Thomas Jefferson.Political party led by Thomas Jefferson.

What is Democratic-Republican party?What is Democratic-Republican party?

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Court case in which the U.S. Supreme Court Court case in which the U.S. Supreme Court declared a law unconstitutional for the first declared a law unconstitutional for the first

time.time.

What is Marbury v. Madison?What is Marbury v. Madison?

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Two explorers Jefferson sent to explore the Two explorers Jefferson sent to explore the Louisiana and Oregon Territories.Louisiana and Oregon Territories.

Who are Lewis and Clark?Who are Lewis and Clark?

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One of the midnight judges appointed by John One of the midnight judges appointed by John Adams who became the U.S. Supreme Court Adams who became the U.S. Supreme Court

Chief Justice for 34 years.Chief Justice for 34 years.

Who is John Marshall?Who is John Marshall?

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