The American Nation A History of the United States, Combined Volume (14th Edition)

130 Chapter 4 The American Revolution required before the Articles could go into effect. All acted fairly promptly but Maryland, ...

Social Reform and Antislavery 131 They rejected the British concept of virtual rep- resentation. They saw legislators as represe ...

132 Chapter 4 The American Revolution The war opened direct paths to freedom for some slaves. In November 1775 Lord Dunmore, the ...

Women and the Revolution 133 Women and the Revolution In the late eighteenth century women in the Western world were acquiring m ...

134 Chapter 4 The American Revolution because they themselves were citizens, but because of their role in training the next gene ...

The Great Land Ordinances 135 The war caused many people to move from place to place. Soldiers traveled as the tide of war fluct ...

136 Chapter 4 The American Revolution prorogue, and dissolve” them at their discretion. The territorial delegates to Congress we ...

A National Culture 137 was a remarkable organizer and administrator— patient, thoughtful, conciliatory. In a way, his lack of ge ...

138 takes command of the militia, recruits more Patriots, and harries the British at every turn. Tavington responds by intensify ...

139 shame, alluded to in the opening scene, was his dismembering of corpses after a particu- larly brutal battle during the Fren ...

140 Chapter 4 The American Revolution 1774 Thomas Jefferson writes A Summary View of the Rights of British America General Thoma ...

Chapter Review 141 Review Questions 1.The introduction for this chapter states that the American victory over Britain was not in ...

Do you illegally download? 142 When the phone rang in the dorm room of Brittany Kruger, a first-year student at Northern Michiga ...

The Federalist Era: Nationalism Triumphant The Federalist Era: Nationalism Triumphant 5 CONTENTS ■Each of the chapter openers in ...

144 Chapter 5 The Federalist Era: Nationalism Triumphant had negotiated the treaty ending the Revolutionary War, adopted humane ...

To Philadelphia, and the Constitution 145 on Springfield and prevented the state supreme court from meeting. When the state gove ...

146 Chapter 5 The Federalist Era: Nationalism Triumphant proceedings at the State House in Philadelphia and unanimously elected ...

The Compromises That Produced the Constitution 147 Fortunately, they were nearly all of one mind on basic questions. That there ...

148 Chapter 5 The Federalist Era: Nationalism Triumphant But the delegates did “concede on both sides,” and the debates went on. ...

Ratifying the Constitution 149 centralization, at the time and ever since, have pre- dicted theimminent disappearance of the sta ...