APUSH Unit 3

The majority of colonists paid the taxes without complaint or protest.

Colonists resorted to violent rebellion against British tax policies.

Colonists petitioned the British government to repeal the taxes and protested against them in a variety of ways.

Colonists formed alliances with Native American tribes to resist the taxes.

he Revolution led to increased political and social rights for both groups, including the right to vote and hold public office.

Women and Black Americans played a prominent role in the Revolution and were celebrated as heroes by the new American government.

While the Revolution did not lead to significant changes in the status of women or Black Americans, it did inspire later movements for their rights.

The Revolution had little impact on the lives of women or Black Americans, as they were excluded from most aspects of political and social life.

An agreement between Northern and Southern states to ban the importation of slaves

A compromise between Federalists and Anti-Federalists over the ratification of the Constitution

A proposal to create a bicameral legislature with representation based on population in the House of Representatives and equal representation in the Senate

A plan to create a strong central government with a powerful executive branch and a judiciary branch with the power to interpret the Constitution