Chapter 21 Section 4: The American Revolution

In 1688 this affirmed Parliament’s rights to make laws.

• o Intel rights

• o Bill of Rights

• o The Joyful Revolution

• o Scientific enlightenment

This term refereed to both English and the Scots.

• o British

• o United Land

• o Western England

• o Central United Kingdom

The last Stuart ruler.

• o George I

• o William Pitt the Elder

• o Queen Anne

• o Queen Elizabeth II

The act that required certain printed material such as legal documents to carry a stamp showing that a tax had been paid to Britain.

• o Notary Stamp

• o Notary tax

• o Stamp Act

• o Boston Tax

A form of government in which power is shared between the national and state government.

• o Popular sovereignty

• o Federal system

• o Amendment guarantee

• o Declaration of Independence

He was the author of the declaration of Independence.

• o Thomas Jefferson

• o William Cornwallis

• o James Anderson

• o George Washington

The right to government though the consent of the people.

• o Federal system

• o Direct democracy with oligarchy

• o Popular sovereignty

• o Separation of power

He was the commander in chief of the Continental army

• o George Washington

• o William Cornwallis

• o James Anderson

• o Thomas Jefferson

He was the master builder in framing the U.S. Constitution, believing in to division of powers

• o Thomas Jefferson

• o George Washington

• o James Madison

• o James Anderson

This treaty recognized the independence of the American colonies.

• o Treaty of America

• o Treaty of France

• o Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle

• o Treaty of Paris