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Enlightenment

Published on Dec 13, 2016

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Enlightenment

the time period in which colonist realized their mistreatment by the king causing the desire to break awsay

Separation of Powers

an idea of the philosopher montesquieu in how the government should be

French and Indian War

also known as the seven year war in which British colonist face the french army

Sons of Liberty

the rebellious alliance against the British empire

American Revolution

the final step for America to become its own country

Declaration of Independence

the "breakup letter" to the British declaring America its own country

Natural Rights

the ideas of John Locke, we're entitled to LIFE, LIBERTY, and PROPERTY

Articles of Confederation

the first document of law for the US, it was thrown away because it sucked

Great Compromise

the compromise that created two separate groups for congress

Federalists

people who supported the idea of federalism

Anti-Federalists

people who did not support the idea of federalism
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Federalism

the seperation of 
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Bill of Rights

a document containing 10 amendments that limited the governments power
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Free Exercise Clause

the right to exercise your religion freely

Establishment Clause

there should never be a government religion

Judicial Review

the act of deciding whether a law is constitutional or not

Louisiana Purchase

purchase made from the french to gain more land at a cheap price

Monroe Doctrine

cleaning North America of any European colonies

Trail of Tears

pushing the Cherokee Indians westward killing thousand of them

Mormons

a religion that was highly persecuted and forced to move to modern day Utah

Manifest Destiny

Americans belief it is the God given right to move westward
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Second Great Awakening

more people fight for abolition, women suffrage, and temprance

Abolition

the fight against slavery in the US

Emancipation Proclamation

all slaves in rebellious states shall be released
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Reconstruction

the time period after the civil war that helped rebuild the south 
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13th Amendment

frees all slaves 

14th Amendment

grants former slaves citizenship
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15th Amendment

Allows slaves to vote (excluding women and children)

Freedmen's Bureau

Poll Taxes

Jim Crow

Lord Baltimore

John Locke

Thomas Jefferson

James Madison

John Marshall

Abraham Lincoln

Dred Scott v. Stanford

Plessy v. Ferguson