Chapter 6 Flashcards

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Where were the soldiers in New York after Yorktown?

A

The barracks

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Since the soldiers were not receiving pay, what did they do?

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They borrowed from friends and doubted they were going to get their Pensions they were promised

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What were the Newburg addresses?

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Letters published calling a meeting of officers

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What was implied about the Newburg addresses?

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that the army would overthrow the government

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Who was General Gates?

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Winner are Saratoga, supporter of the Newburg addresses, and disliked Washington

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Since many of the men disliked Washington, what did he tell them to do?

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to call a meeting to discuss and report him, implies that he won’t be there

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What is the significance of Washington showing up to the meeting about him?

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He asked to speak, specifically to put on his glasses, and show he is getting old

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What reaction did the officers have to Washington at the meeting?

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They wept

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Was Washington ever paid as commander of army?

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No

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What did the Northwest Ordinance do?

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Guaranteed religious freedom, schools in new states, and banned slavery

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By 1789 what did slavery look like?

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10% of blacks were free, some Virginia planters freed slaves, slavery was dying throughout the North

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What did slaves gain the ability to do by the 1790’s?

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to travel, and make their own money

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What did they encourage slaves to do?

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To have children so they could sell them

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What did they do to make sure slaves don’t learn about freedom?

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they would isolate them

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What was the “women’s sphere”?

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the idea that women’s “proper” role was to clean, cook, and raise children

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16
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What were the coverture laws?

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stated that women have no legal identity separate from their husband or father

17
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What was republican motherhood?

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it recognized an important yet limited role for women

18
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What did republican motherhood do?

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Empowered women and created private academies for women

19
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What was Shay’s Rebellion?

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farmers were planning to attack the arsenal, but not all groups show up on same day, but did gain attention of elites

20
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What was negative about the Articles of Confederation?

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economy was a mess, can’t raise money to pay debts, and border disputes

21
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Who is considered the Father of the constitution?

A

James Madison

22
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What was the Virginia Plan?

A

bicameral legislature with proportional representation

23
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What did the Virginia Plan include?

A

taxing power, regulate with other nations, and can overturn state laws

24
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What was the New Jersey plan?

A

state legislatures select representatives in national congress

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What was the connecticut compromise?
it addressed the unequal representation in congress
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How did most people feel about slavery?
most were embarrassed by it
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Why did they keep slavery?
it represented the key value of right to property
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What was the 3/5 clause?
the idea that for every slave, they would count 3/5 people in congress
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What was the runaway slave clause?
Northerners were required to return a runaway slave
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What was the process like for the ratification process?
very secretive process, most people left in the dark
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Who were the federalists?
Washington, Madison, Hamilton, and Adams
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Who were the anti-federaltists?
Hancock, Adams, and Henry
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Who wrote the Federalist papers?
Hamilton, Madison, John Jay
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What were the federalist papers?
Letters to explain what is in the constitution and why it is included
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What mad Sam Adams gain support?
Promise of the bill of rights
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Name the 6 features of the new government
1) republic 2) limited power 3) separation of powers 4) checks and balances 5) federalism 6) judicial review
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What is the elastic clause?
to do what is necessary and proper to carry out duties