AP US History Period 3 1754 to 1800 Quick Reivew Study Guide/Notes

AP US History Period 3 1754 - 1800
Table of Contents
Cause of the American Revolution
 Britain Exerts More Control
 Navigation Acts Strengthened
 Molasses Act
 The Sugar Act
 Stamp Act
 Townshend Act
 Tea Act
 “Intolerable” Acts
 Boston Port Act
 Quartering Act
 Administration of Justice Act
 Massachusetts Gov't Act
 Quebec Act
 Boston massacre
 Intolerable Acts
 Lexington and Concord
 Second Continental Congress
 Thomas Paine’s Common Sense
 Declaration of Independence
The Articles of Confederation and the Constitution
 A New Form of Government
 Article of Confederation
 Acts under the Articles of Confederation
 Problems with the Articles
 Shay’s Rebellion (1786-1787)
 Towards a constitution
 Representation for the Constitution
 A Stronger National Government
 Slavery and the Constitution
 Fight for Ratification
 Federalist Vs Anti-Federalists
The American Revolution
 British & American Advantage and Disadvantages
 Patriots, Loyalists, Neutrals
 Important People
 The War in the North and South
 Treaty of Paris

, Geroge Washington and the Young Republic
 Geroge Washington Presidency
 Hamilton’s Economic Plan
 Reports on the Public Credit
 Report on the Nation Bank
 Sources of Revenue
 Report on Manufactures
 Opposition to Hamilton’s Plan
 Compromise of 1790
 Whiskey Rebellion
 Foreign Policy
 French Revolution
 Jay’s Treaty
 Pinckney’s Treaty
 Native American Policy
 Treaty of Greenville
 Treaty of New York
 George Washington Farwell Address
 Federalists Vs Democratic-Republicans
John Adam
 Adams and the XYZ Affair
 Alien and Sedition Acts
 Kentucky and Virginia Resolves
 Theory of Nullification
 Election “Revolution” of 1800