Rebellion Abigail Adams ’s Paxton Boys Edmund Burke Grenville Program virtual representation Benedict Arnold Stamp Act (1765)/Stamp Act Congress-first time Articles of Confederation-weak central gov. colonies come together to oppose British Quartering Act (Mutiny Act by the British) policies Sam Adams Revolves John Adams James Otis Gaspee Incident (1772) Proclamation of 1763 Committees of Correspondence Navigation Acts (1660) Plan Sugar Act and (1775) non-importation Second Continental Congress actual representation Sons of Thomas Paine, (Jan, 1776-this Common Sense Patrick Henry pamphlet encouraged colonists to seek internal taxes independence from Great Britain) external George III-King of England during A.R. Declaratory Act (1766) Committee on Dec. of Townshend Acts (1767) Jefferson, Adams, Sherman, Franklin and The Association Livingston Boston Massacre (1770) Mercy Otis Warren (wrote about the Revolution) Crispus Attucks George Rogers Robert Morris Regulators Governor Thomas Hutchinson Lord Tea Party (1773) UNIT TWO: 1783-1800 East India Company Coercive Acts/Intolerable Acts Land Ordinance of 1785 Boston Port Act (1774) Northwest Ordinance of 1787 Act (1774) Shays’ Rebellion First Continental Congress-convened in response Jay-Gardoqui Treaty (b/w and , guaranteed to Intolerable Acts Spanish right to , treaty never ratified) Resolves Convention Continental Association Noah Webster Paul Revere Alexander Hamilton George Washington James Madison Branch Petition (1775)-offered to King Montesquieu, Spirit of Laws George III (colonists trying to make Voltaire (freedom of speech, religion) peace); he rejects it and announces that Jean Jacques Rousseau colonies are rebellion” Constitution “in rights” philosophy Plans: “natural Richard Lee’s Resolution, July 2
’s Rebellion Paxton Boys Grenville Program virtual representation Stamp Act (1765)/Stamp Act Congress-first time colonies come together to oppose British policies Revolves James Otis Proclamation of 1763 Navigation Acts (1660) Sugar Act non-importation actual representation Sons of Patrick Henry internal taxes external Declaratory Act (1766) Townshend Acts (1767) The Association Boston Massacre (1770) Crispus Attucks Regulators Governor Thomas Hutchinson Lord Tea Party (1773) East India Company Coercive Acts/Intolerable Acts Boston Port Act (1774) Act (1774) First Continental Congress-convened in response to Intolerable Acts Resolves Continental Association Paul Revere George Washington Branch Petition (1775)-offered to King George III (colonists trying to make peace); he rejects it and announces that colonies are “in rebellion” “natural rights” philosophy Richard Lee’s Resolution, July 2 Abigail Adams Edmund Burke Benedict Arnold Articles of Confederation-weak central gov. Quartering Act (Mutiny Act by the British) Sam Adams John Adams Gaspee Incident (1772) Committees of Correspondence Plan and (1775) Second Continental Congress Thomas Paine, Common Sense (Jan, 1776-this pamphlet encouraged colonists to seek independence from Great Britain) George III-King of England during A.R. Committee on Dec. of Jefferson, Adams, Sherman, Franklin and Livingston Mercy Otis Warren (wrote about the Revolution) George Rogers Robert Morris UNIT TWO: 1783-1800 Land Ordinance of 1785 Northwest Ordinance of 1787 Shays’ Rebellion Jay-Gardoqui Treaty (b/w and , guaranteed Spanish right to , treaty never ratified) Convention Noah Webster Alexander Hamilton James Madison Montesquieu, Spirit of Laws Voltaire (freedom of speech, religion) Jean Jacques Rousseau Constitution Plans:
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