1. APUSH – UNIT 2 CHAPTERS 6-8 Duel for North America War for American Independence Building a New Nation

2. French and Indian War Pages 164-173 Causes Causes Key Events Key Events Key Individuals Key Individuals Outcomes Outcomes Impact on the Colonists Impact on the Colonists

3. Acts and more Acts…. Pages 173-181 Sugar Act Sugar Act Significance and components Significance and components Quartering Act Quartering Act Stamp Act Stamp Act Issues, actions, and outcomes Issues, actions, and outcomes Townshend Acts Townshend Acts Boston Massacre Boston Massacre Significance Significance

4. Colonial Responses Pages 181-186 Intolerable Acts Intolerable Acts Significance and components Significance and components Committees of correspondence Committees of correspondence Goals Goals Tea Party Tea Party Outcomes and reactions Outcomes and reactions First Continental Congress First Continental Congress Key Actions Key Actions Lexington and Concord Lexington and Concord

5. Early Stages Pages 186-194 Part I Second Continental Congress Second Continental Congress Goals Goals Actions (including Olive Branch) Actions (including Olive Branch) Bunker Hill Bunker Hill Significance Significance

6. Declaration of Independence Pages 186-194 Part II Reason for? Reason for? Jefferson’s dilemma Jefferson’s dilemma Key points Key points Audience Audience Role of the signers? Role of the signers?

7. BritainAmericans Advantages ?? Disadvantages ?? Comparing the Combatants Pages 201-207 Part I

8. Patriots and Loyalists Pages 201-207 Part II Loyalists Loyalists Who? Why? Where? Who? Why? Where? Impacts on the Patriots Impacts on the Patriots Patriots Patriots Who? Who? Tactics Tactics

9. French Aid /Turning Points Pages 207-217 Motives Motives Assistance / Alliance Assistance / Alliance Global impact Global impact Turning Points Turning Points Key contributions Key contributions Key events Key events

10. Peace at Paris Pages 217-223 Part I Climate for Peace Climate for Peace French Goals French Goals Treaty Conditions Treaty Conditions British strategy British strategy American gains American gains

11. Articles of Confederation Pages 217-223 Part II Articles of Confederation Articles of Confederation Issues Issues Compromises Compromises Major weaknesses Major weaknesses Land Ordinance of 1785 Land Ordinance of 1785 Significance Significance Northwest Ordinance of 1787 Northwest Ordinance of 1787 Significance Significance

12. End of the Articles? Pages 238-245 Part I Issues for the Articles Issues for the Articles Foreign policy Foreign policy Interstate commerce Interstate commerce Mobocracy – Shay’s Rebellion Mobocracy – Shay’s Rebellion

13. Constitutional Convention Pages 238-245 Part II Demigods? Demigods? Characters Characters Characteristics Characteristics Plans and more plans….. Plans and more plans….. Virginia, NJ, Great Compromise, & 3/5 Compromise Virginia, NJ, Great Compromise, & 3/5 Compromise Slavery issue Slavery issue Safeguards Safeguards

14. Federalists vs. Antifederalists Pages 238-245 Part III Federalists Federalists Opinions Opinions Leaders Leaders Methods Methods Antifederalists Antifederalists Opinions Opinions Leaders Leaders Methods Methods

15. Washington’s Regime Pages 245-250 Bill of Rights Bill of Rights Appease the Antifederalists Appease the Antifederalists Creation of a Cabinet Creation of a Cabinet Who, what, why, how Who, what, why, how Major Issues Major Issues Fiscal Policy and Assumption Fiscal Policy and Assumption Creation of a National Bank Creation of a National Bank Constitutional interpretations Constitutional interpretations

16. Birth of Political Parties Pages 250-259 Part I Role of the Two-Party System Role of the Two-Party System Foreign Policy Challenges Foreign Policy Challenges French Revolution French Revolution Jay’s Treaty Jay’s Treaty Pinckney’s Treaty Pinckney’s Treaty Farewell Address Farewell Address Key elements Key elements

17. A New Regime Pages 250-259 Part II John Adams – 3 rd times a charm? John Adams – 3 rd times a charm? Issues with France Issues with France Short life for the First Amendment? Short life for the First Amendment? Birth of nullification Birth of nullification