American Revolution

1. Self Government

1.1. House of Burgesses

1.2. Albany Plan of Union

1.3. Mayflower Compact

1.4. Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

2. British Taxes

2.1. Sugar Act

2.2. Stamp Act

2.3. Tea Act

2.4. Townshend Acts

2.4.1. Quartering Act

2.4.2. Regulatory Act

3. Rule of Law

3.1. Magna Carta

3.2. English Bill of Rights

4. Challenging Authority

4.1. The Glorious Revolution

4.2. The Great Awakening

5. American Responses

5.1. Boston Tea Party

5.2. Sons of Liberty

5.3. Revenue Act

5.4. Stamp Act Congress

6. Branches of Government

6.1. Executive Branch

6.1.1. President

6.2. Judicial Branch

6.2.1. Supreme Court

6.3. Legislative Branch

6.3.1. The House of Representatives

6.3.1.1. The Senate

7. The Constitutional Convention

7.1. The 3/5 Compromise

7.2. Slave Trade Compromise

7.3. Election of the President

7.4. Commerce Compromise

8. Enlightenment

8.1. Thomas Hobbes

8.2. Jean-Jacques Rousseau

8.3. Baron de Montesquieu

8.3.1. Separation of Powers

8.4. Voltaire

8.5. Checks and Balances

8.6. John Locke

9. Revolutionary Events

9.1. Boston Massacre

9.2. First Continental Congress

9.3. Common Sense

9.4. Declaration of Independence

9.4.1. Freedom

9.5. Second Continental Congress

10. British Policies

10.1. French and Indian War

10.2. Mercantilism

10.3. Proclamation of 1763

11. Natural Rights

11.1. Freedom of Speech

11.2. Life

11.3. Liberty

11.4. Pursuit of Happiness

12. Representation in Congress

12.1. Virginia Plan

12.2. New Jersey Plan

12.3. TheGreat Compromise