American History

American History

Question 1

Thomas Jefferson

Question 2

Western Land Claims

Question 3

Articles of Consideration

Question 4

The British retained control of New York

Question 5

William Howe

Question 6

Secretary of the Treasury

Question 7

It granted universal suffrage to everyone inhabiting the state.

Question 8

Frugal and simple government

Question 9

Democratic-Republicans

Question 10

The Alien Act

Question 11

This battle, fought on December 26, 1776, was the first major success for the Patriots. (B.Trenton)

On July 6, 1777, Burgoyne captured _(C.Fort Ticondorega), but it did him little good as he was retreating by September.

This was a decisive battle as it proved to European powers that the United States had a chance to win the Revolution, thus causing France to recognize the new nation (E. Brandywine)

This was a decisive battle as it proved to European powers that the United States had a chance to win the Revolution, thus causing France to recognize the new nation. (H.Savannah)

Following this battle in August 1776, the Patriots were forced to withdraw to Manhattan. ( A.Battle of Long Island)

Question 12

American federalism is of particular interest because of the leading role played by the United States on the world stage. In the study of many aspects of modern federalism in the central United States, as before, belongs to the problems of relations between the federation and the states. However, despite the presence in the legal literature - both domestic and foreign - a significant number of papers on key aspects of the federal structure of the United States, relationship problems federal and state are not well understood, and sometimes without their modern specifics.

This is due to certain difficulties associated with the search, selection and synthesis of not only regulations, but also the performance of most of the federal system, the results of federally-subject resolution of conflicts, lack of study of the effects of developing parallel processes of centralization and devolution in federal relations. Unfortunately, these problems ...