What is the name of the intellectual and philosophical movement that predominated in Europe and North America in the 1600s and 1700s? It included ideals such as liberty, separation of church and state, and rule of law.

Who founded the Federalist Party?

King Charles I of England was executed during which war?

What system did Thomas Jefferson critique in his original draft of the Declaration of Independence, that was later removed by editors?

In the early 1800s, new forms of travel became available such as trains and steamboats. Goods and people were able to be transported around the country much faster than previously possible. What is this known as?

When drafting the Constitution of the United States, the inability to decide between the Virginia Plan and New Jersey Plan led to the Great Compromise. How was Congress organized according to the Great Compromise?

Which group during the Revolutionary Era was responsible for tarring and feathering officials after the passage of the Stamp Act? Samuel Adams was one of its most famous members.

What war incurred serious debt for Great Britain, leading to the King and Parliament adopting a series of taxes on the colonists?

Which event was fundamental to the development of racial categories such as ‘Black’ and ‘White?’

What document was the foundation of America’s first national government, that allowed the states to be essentially independent of each other?