Two of the worst generals in British history, William Howe and John Burgoyne, institute this strategy to cut off New England from the rest of the colonies

After the French-Indian War, England faced many significant domestic problems, the greatest of which being:

Under the Virginia Plan endorsed by James Madison, states would receive representation based on what?

Under John Adams presidency, these acts led to the imprisonment of dissenters and limited the freedom of naturalized American citizens

In September of 1620, a group of Pilgrims signed this pledge to obey the laws of their new colony near Cape Cod, Massachusetts

This group of people supported the ratification of the Constitution and eventually became a powerful political party in the United States

The Parliamentary Act that forbade American expansion west of the Appalachian Mts was the 

The primary British strategy that ultimately failed at Lexington and Concord involved:

Although the British had many advantages in the early stages of the War for Independence, the Americans possessed a few as well such as:

Although small compared to English cities, American urban centers are important because they