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UNIT 2
Birth of a New Nation (1754 - 1800 CE)
Unit 2 covers the crisis between the 13 American colonies and the British Empire and the complicated birth of the world's first constitutional republic.
Unit 2 Readings
Brinkley Chapters 5, 6
AMSCO Chapters 4, 5, 6
APUSHR Primary Sources Period 3.pptxUnit 2 PowerPoints
JB APUSH Unit 2A American Revolution.pptxJB APUSH Unit 2B Critical Period.pptxJB APUSH Unit 2B Early Republic.pptxNBC Learn Videos
NBC Learn Videos
American Revolution
John Locke
French and Indian War
Soldiers of French and Indian War
Anglo-American Relations After the French and Indian War
Proclamation of 1763
Pontiac’s Rebellion
Stamp Act
Boston Tea Party
Intolerable Acts
Quebec Act
Ben Franklin and Independence
Common Sense
First Continental Congress
Battle of Lexington
Battle of Concord
Second Continental Congress
Breed’s Hill
Continental Army
Women in the American Revolution
Treaty of Paris 1783
Critical Period
State Constitutions
Articles of Confederation
Northwest Ordinance
Shays’s Rebellion
Amend the Articles of Confederation
Assembling a Constitutional Convention
Avoiding a Tyranny
The Great Compromise
Dividing Power in the Constitution
Checks and Balances
Madison and Constitution
How to Ratify the Constitution
Ratifying Conventions
Where’s the Bill of Rights
Early Republic
George Washington
Hamilton – Secretary of the Treasury
Why a National Bank
Assuming State Debts
Hamilton Funds the National Debt
Hamilton – Shaping the New Nation
Whiskey Rebellion
Washington Foreign Policy
Educating Women
Republican Motherhood
Revolution of 1800
Unit 2 Identifies-Primary Source Analysis (ID-A)
APUSHR Unit 2 Identifies.pdfGoogle Sites
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