What do the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions and the South Carolina Nullification Crisis have in common?

Both represent attempts by state governments to ignore federal laws.

Both were supported by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Both were written by Thomas Jefferson.

Both represent examples of state governments promising to follow federal laws in exchange for money.

Which is true about MERCANTILISM?

the colonies provide resources and markets so the mother country can become wealthier

pirates use main shipping lanes to intercept goods being traded across the Atlantic Ocean

countries agree to sell goods at the same price so no one ends up with more money than the others

the mother country allows the colony to become self-sufficient and independent

Why didn't the American colonists like the Proclamation of 1763?

The King of England told them they weren't allowed to settle on lands west of the Appalachian Mountains.

The announcement was made over loudspeakers throughout the colonies and upset the local wildlife.

The colonial governments insisted that all unmarried men return to England to find a wife.

The law required colonists to only buy goods from France, even if they were more expensive.

- The Stamp Act Congress - Boycotts - "No taxation without representation"

All associated with the Sons of Liberty

All associated with the Loyalists

All associated with early abolitionists

All associated with the Puritans

- List of complaints against King George III - Argued for inalienable rights - Written by Thomas Jefferson

The Declaration of Independence

- Created the United States of America - Gave more power to the states - Didn't allow the federal government to collect taxes

The Declaration of Independence

The Virginia & Kentucky Resolutions

What were the Anti-Federalists afraid of?

The national government would fail to protect the rights of citizens.

The state governments would get too powerful and each state would become a separate country.

French clowns called pierrots would kidnap American children and sell them to Spanish settlers.

- Stayed in the Union - Allowed to keep slaves

- Didn't take a side in the war - Didn't have an opinion on slavery

- Seceded from the Union - Kept slaves

- Kicked out of the Confederacy - Refused to use slaves

Lincoln's goal at the start of his presidency

End slavery throughout the United States

Peacefully allow the Southern states to secede

Encourage the spread of slavery into western states

- Literacy tests - Poll taxes - Grandfather clauses

Threats against the 15th Amendment

Challenges to the 13th Amendment

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