The principal accomplishment of the South’s industrialization after the Civil War was the dramatic growth of the ________ industry.

In his inaugural address, President Washington emphasized

In August 1776, General Washington had 28,000 men under his command. By December, he had

The northern states felt obligated to help pay off the much larger debts the southern states incurred during the Revolution.

General Richard Montgomery’s victory at Quebec ensured that France would join the United States against Great Britain.

Partly because Anglicans tended to be pro-British, the Anglican Church became the Episcopal Church after the American Revolution.

The convention’s most gifted political philosopher and the man who emerged as its central figure was

Shays’s Rebellion likely heightened the fear of many social and political elites that democracy would begin to make class hierarchies less pronounced.

Alexander Hamilton’s basic vision of America was to make it

The British army under Cornwallis at Yorktown