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STAAR Review

  •  English    200     Public
    A review of the following eras in U.S. history: Exploration, Colonization, American Revolution, Constitution, Early Republic, Age of Jackson, Westward Expansion
  •   Study   Slideshow
  • Congress confirms judicial nominations.  Which branch is checking which branch?
    Legislative Branch checks the Judicial Branch.
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  • The Supreme Court can declare laws unconstitutional.  Which branch is checking which branch?
    Judicial Branch checks the Legislative Branch.
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  • The Supreme Court can declare executive acts unconstitutional.  Which branch is checking which branch?
    Judicial Branch checks the Executive Branch.
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  • Conflict between Britain and France over the Ohio River Valley and the fur trade
    French and Indian War
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  • King George III prohibited colonists to move west across the Appalachian Mountains; colonists were upset about the limits imposed on westward expansion
    Proclamation Line of 1763
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  • Form of protest towards the Stamp Act in which colonists refused to buy British goods
    boycott
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  • He was the first casualty of the American Revolution when he died at the Boston Massacre
    Crispus Attucks
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  • The three unalienable rights
    Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness
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  • Author of the Declaration of Independence
    Thomas Jefferson
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  • Appointed commander-in-chief of the Continental Army by the Second Continental Congress
    George Washington
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  • Monarch of Britain; considered a tyrant by the colonists
    King George III
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  • Warned the citizens of Massachusetts that "The Redcoats are coming!"
    Paul Revere
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  • Naval war hero of the Revolutionary War; awarded the Congressional Gold Medal in 1787
    John Paul Jones
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  • The first to sign the Declaration of Independence because he was devoted to liberty, the largest signature on the document
    John Hancock
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  • Leader of the Sons of Liberty
    Samuel Adams
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  • Slogan in response to the Sugar Act
    "No taxation without representation"
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