Unit 3 Review Game

A slave revolt in South Carolina that left hundreds of plantation owners dead or injured

A series of violent attacks on courthouses and other government properties in Massachusetts

A violent uprising by people in Southern States who opposed the slave trade

A series of battles between the Americans and British in the Ohio River Valley

There were several years of bad rice crops that left South Carolina plantation owners in debt.

The wealthy landowners owed huge amounts of money to the French for helping during the war.

The Cherokee began attacking plantations owned by political leaders in the low country

The new American Govt. passed taxes on rice and indigo that farmers in South Carolina could not pay

They retained most of their power keeping their allegiance to Britain.

They fled the city fearing persecution from the Patriots.

They were rounded up and executed by the new government.

Two years after the war they were forced to leave the city.

The new central government had too much power denying states their rights.

There were no executive or judicial branches. Only congress to make laws.

Almost half of the states wanted to reunite with the British Empire

States were forced to help create a new national bank with one currency

Backcountry loyalists agreed not to fight against American Patriots in the American Revolution

 Farmers in the Backcountry agreed to provide housing to British Redcoats during the war. 

Backcountry loyalists agreed not to fight against American Patriots in the American Revolution

The Provincial Congress agreed to make sure no battles took place on loyalist land.

The British no longer paid for growing indigo and would not allow the state to trade with its Caribbean colonies. 

The Cherokee began attacking plantations owned by political leaders in the Lowcountry.

The new American government passed taxes on rice and indigo that farmers in South Carolina could not pay. 

The wealthy landowners owed huge amounts of money to the French for helping during the war. 

3/5th Plan and the Virginia Plan

Articles of Confederation and 3/5 Compromise 

Philadelphia Constitution and the Articles of Confederation. 

Virginia and New Jersey Plan 

Helped get the fugitive slave clause added requiring the return of any slave even if they had escaped to a free state

Helped set a fund to compensate the families of slaves that had been separated from their families 

Helped create a national bounty hunter system to capture runaway slaves 

Helped cut down the end of the Atlantic Slave Trade from 80 years to only 20

Each state gets electors based on the number of slaves and the number of free people in the state. 

Each state gets electors based on how long they have been part of the United States. 

Each state gets electors based on population and the number of Representatives and Senators each state has.

Each state gets electors based on a combined vote between the House of Representatives and the Senate. 

It was a compromise with the French government for sending troops to help win the American Revolution.

It was a compromise that allowed the president to be elected directly by the people.

It was a compromise between choosing a president by the people and choosing one selected by Congress.

It was a compromise with the British to keep them from sending troops to fight another deadly war. 

New Jersey Plan 

The Marshall Plan 

Virginia Plan 

The Great Compromise

The Great Compromise

New Jersey Plan 

 Three-Fifths Compromise

Virginia Plan 

They wanted a strong central government to protect them. 

They wanted representation to be based on state population.

They wanted to end the slave trade and outlaw slavery.

 They wanted equal representation from each state. 

Annapolis Convention

First Continental Congress 

Second Continental Congress 

Constitutional Convention 

 It interprets the laws of the country.

It carries out and enforces the laws of the country. 

It makes the laws to rule the country.

It selects the Supreme Court for the Country.