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1 Mayflower Compact and VA House of Burgesses Death from Disease French
Jamestown Religion Middle Passage Southern colonies Great Awakening Jews, Presbyterians and Quakers

2 Middle colonies John Locke Abigail Adams Thomas Paine Thomas Jefferson Patriots New England colonies Proclamation Line of 1763 George Washington

3 Lexington, Massachusetts France Articles of Confederation
Results of the French and Indian War Stamp Act Patrick Henry Battle of Yorktown Disadvantages of the British Army Distrust of a strong central government

4 Representation in Congress George Washington
James Madison Representation in Congress George Washington Constitutional Compromises Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom Guaranteed rights of individuals George Mason Anti-Federalists Division of powers between the national and state governments

5 Beliefs of modern thinkers in the Anti-Federalist tradition
Patrick Henry Beliefs of modern thinkers in the Anti-Federalist tradition Gibbons v. Ogden John Marshall Election of 1800 Federalists and Democratic Republicans creation of the BUS, strict v. broad construction, and agriculture v. manufacturing McCulloch v. Maryland Marbury v. Madison

6 France Great Britain Louisiana Purchase Mexican War Cotton gin Manifest Destiny Railroads and canals Monroe Doctrine Lewis and Clark

7 New England Federalists Expansion of democracy under Jackson Virginia
Mexico French and Indian War Ben Franklin New England Federalists Expansion of democracy under Jackson Virginia Henry Clay Checks and Balances Uncle Tom’s Cabin

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