Challenges and Events Post-Independence

The video covers Key Concept 3.1 from the AP curriculum, focusing on the period from 1754 to 1800. It discusses the impact of the French and Indian War as a turning point in American history, leading to changes in Native American alliances and colonial resistance to British policies. The video also explores the path to American independence and the development of U.S. foreign policy post-independence, highlighting key events and figures such as the Stamp Act, Pontiac's Rebellion, and George Washington's Farewell Address.

What was the time period covered by Key Concept 3.1?

• 1754 to 1800

• 1800 to 1850

• 1700 to 1754

• 1600 to 1700

Which Native American tribe allied with the British during the French and Indian War?

• Apache

• Iroquois

• Cherokee

• Sioux

What was the Proclamation Line of 1763 intended to do?

• Establish new trade routes

• Forbid colonial expansion beyond the Appalachian Mountains

• Create new colonies

• Encourage colonial expansion

Why did Britain end its policy of salutary neglect?

• To pay off war debts

• To improve relations with Native Americans

• To increase trade with France

• To expand its territories

What was the colonial reaction to the Stamp Act?

• They ignored it

• They protested and boycotted

• They supported it

• They accepted it

Which Enlightenment idea influenced the American Revolution?

• Divine right of kings

• Feudalism

• Absolute monarchy

• Consent of the governed

Who provided significant foreign aid to the American colonies during the Revolution?

• France

• Germany

• Spain

• Russia

What was a major challenge for the United States after independence?

• Foreign policy tensions with Britain and France

• Lack of natural resources

• Overpopulation

• Isolation from global trade

Which political party supported the French during the post-independence period?

• Whigs

• Democratic-Republicans

• Tories

• Federalists

What did George Washington warn against in his farewell address?

• Expansion into the West

• Permanent alliances and political parties

• Military build-up

• Trade with Europe