This religious group in New England held to strict rules, elected their leaders, and was closely associated with the Salem Witch Trials

The process by which North American raw products were sent to England to be processed into manufactured goods like rum and guns that were then sent to Africa to be traded for slaves that were then sent to North America was called...

He was the founder of Pennsylvania who was also a Quaker.

This Puritan pastor preached the sermon "Sinner's in the Angry God" and helped usher in the Great Awakening.

This group coordinated protests and harassed the British in Boston in the time leading up to the Revolutionary War.

The Committees of Correspondence main purpose was to

John Locke's Social Contract Theory states that people give up some freedom to the government in exchange for the government protecting their liberty and that if the government abuses that power then the people have a right to....

This later third president was the principal writer of the Declaration of Independence and architect of the Louisiana Purchase.

This man was general of the Continental Army in the Revolutionary war and as first president of the US set a number of precedents while president, including isolationism, avoiding political parties, and only serving two terms.

This French Commander was a close friend of George Washington and a brilliant military commander that volunteered in the Continental Army, proving most important forcing the British to surrender at Yorktown(Which ended the Revolutionary War)

This event caused the American government to realize how weak the Articles of Confederation were and caused a Constitutional Convention to be called to replace it.