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AP U.S. History Crash Course- Chapter 4
How did Paine's thoughts react with the people? - ✅✅ -It helped many colonists
overcome the loyalty many still felt for the monarchy and the mother country.


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In Common Sense, what did Paine strongly oppose? What did he want instead? -
-He strongly opposed monarchy, and called King George a Pharaoh.
Instead he favored a republican government.

In which battle did the British surrender? - ✅✅-Yorktown
T/F: French leaders were not motivated by a commitment to republican ideals

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like the colonists. Their primary motivation was to weaken the British Empire. -
-True


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T/F: French military and financial assistance played a key role in enabling
America tow in the Revolutionary War. - -True


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T/F: The authors of the Declaration of Independence appealed to the sympathies
of the English people. - -True


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T/F: The Constitution contained the provision for impeachment of the President. -
-True


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T/F: The French and Indian war was a pivotal point in America's relationship with
Great Britain - -True


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The Articles of Confederation were a rough draft, per se, of what later document?
- -The Consitution

The authors of the Declaration of Independence accused George III of:
a. Sedition
b. Tyranny

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c. Neglect
d. Treason - -b. Tyranny

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The Constitution was the result of a series of compromises that created what
type of government? - -A government acceptable to large and small states,
as well as to free and slave states.


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The French-American alliance eventually influenced the British to offer peace
terms in what treaty? - -Treaty of Paris


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The most important accomplishment of the Articles was the (blank) -
-Northwest Ordinance of 1787


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What are the four self-evident truths contained in the Declaration of
Independence? - -1. All men are created equal
Endowed by Creator with certain unalienable rights:
2. Life
3. Liberty
4. Pursuit of Happiness

What changes did Shays' Rebellion seek? - ✅✅-1. End to farm foreclosures
2. End to imprisonment for debt
3. Relief from oppressively high taxation
4. Increased circulation of paper money

What debate was provoked over the Stamp Act? - ✅✅-"No taxation without
representation!"


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What deist document did the Founding Fathers involve in the Declaration of
Independence? - -The philosophy of natural rights, derived from the
writings of John Locke.

What did Anti-Federalists aim to protect? - ✅✅-Rights of the individual
What did Anti-Federalists fear? - ✅✅ -1. A strong central government would
become tyrannical
2. That Congress would levy heavy taxes
3. That the government would raise a standing army

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