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United States Patriots and Founders Supplemental Materials for the George S. Stuart Historical Figures Exhibition

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United States Patriots and Founders

Supplemental Materials for the George S. Stuart Historical Figures Exhibition

Background of a Revolution: History of the Rise, Progress, and Termination of the American Revolution; American Revolution; United States Declaration of Independence; Articles of Confederation; French Revolution
Samuel Adams: Samuel Adams; Boston Massacre; Boston Tea Party; Coercive Acts
Mercy Otis Warren: Mercy Otis Warren
Patrick Henry: Patrick Henry; Give me Liberty, or give me Death!; Virginia Stamp Act Resolutions; Gunpowder Incident; Constitutional Convention of 1787; Antifederalist; Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
Richard Henry Lee: Richard Henry Lee; Henry Lee III; Lee's Resolution
Thomas Paine: Thomas Paine; Common Sense (pamphlet); Rights of Man; The Age of Reason; Agrarian Justice; Girondist; The Mountain; Reflections on the Revolution in France; Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben; Duchy of Magdeburg; Seven Years' War; Valley Forge; Battle of Bunker Hill; Battle of Stony Point; Battle of Barren Hill; Battle of Monmouth; Society of the Cincinnati
Benedict Arnold: Benedict Arnold; Capture of Fort Ticonderoga; Battle of Valcour Island; Battle of Ridgefield; Siege of Fort Stanwix; Battles of Saratoga; West Point, New York; Sugar Act; Stamp Act 1765; Sons of Liberty; Battles of Lexington and Concord; Fort Ticonderoga; Horatio Gates; Peggy Shippen; Major John Andre; Oath of Allegiance; Siege of Charleston; To the Inhabitants of America
Benjamin Franklin: Benjamin Franklin; American Enlightenment; Poor Richard's Almanack; University of Pennsylvania; American Philosophical Society; Puritan; Anglicanism; Masonic manuscripts; The Way to Wealth; Daylight saving time; Wave theory of light; Cooling by Evaporation; Albany Plan; Revolution Controversy; Pontiac's Rebellion; Paxton Boys; Benjamin Franklin's phonetic alphabet; Committee of Five; Treaty of Paris (1783); Treaty of Amity and Commerce (USA-Sweden); Pennsylvania Abolition Society; Philadelphia Convention; A Dissertation on Liberty and Necessity, Pleasure and Pain
George Washington: George Washington; Ohio Company; French and Indian War; Second Continental Congress; Siege of Yorktown; Mount Vernon (plantation); Fort Duquesne; Braddock expedition; Townshend Acts; Intolerable Acts; Fairfax Resolves; Battle of Long Island; Hessian (soldiers); Battle of Brandywine; Federalist Party (United States); Democratic-Republican Party; Residence Act; Whiskey Rebellion; Militia Act of 1792; Fugitive Slave Act of 1793; Martha Washington
John Jay: John Jay; Jay Treaty; Jay's Treaty; Federalist Papers; Huguenot; Edict of Nantes; Judiciary Act of 1789; West v. Barnes; Chisholm v. Georgia; Georgia v. Brailsford; Hayburn's Case; Georgia v. Brailsford (1794)
John Adams: John Adams; Abigail Adams; Writ of Assistance; Stamp Act of 1765; Thoughts on Government; United States presidential election, 1796; First Party System; Quasi-War; Humanism
Alexander Hamilton: Alexander Hamilton; Battle of White Plains; Battle of Trenton; First Report on the Public Credit; Operations of the Act Laying Duties on Imports; Report on Manufactures; Burr-Hamilton duel; New York Manumission Society
Thomas Jefferson: Thomas Jefferson; Louisiana Purchase; Lewis and Clark Expedition; War of 1812; Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom; A Summary View of the Rights of British America; Plan for Establishing Uniformity in the Coinage, Weights, and Measures of the United States; Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions; United States presidential election, 1800; Midnight Judges Act; First Barbary War; Embargo Act of 1807; Panic of 1819; Palladian architecture; Whig (British political faction); Shays' Rebellion; Indian Removal Act; Notes on the State of Virginia; Monticello; Sally Hemings; Jefferson DNA data
Aaron Burr: Aaron Burr; Neutrality Act of 1794; Arnold's expedition to Quebec; Tammany Hall; Burr–Hamilton duel; Burr conspiracy
Justice John Marshall: John Marshall; Marbury v. Madison; McCulloch v. Maryland; Cohens v. Virginia; Gibbons v. Ogden; Fletcher v. Peck; Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward; Worcester v. Georgia
James Madison: James Madison; Dolley Madison; United States Bill of Rights; Belle Grove (Port Conway, Virginia); Northwest Territory; Twenty-seventh Amendment to the United States Constitution; Treaty of Ghent; Second Barbary War; Montpelier (James Madison)
James Monroe: James Monroe; Missouri Territory; Monroe Doctrine; Gabriel's Rebellion; United States presidential election, 1816; Cumberland Road Bill; Missouri Compromise; Dred Scott v. Sandford; Seminole Wars
John Quincy Adams: John Quincy Adams; Spanish American wars of independence; United States presidential election, 1824; Columbian Institute for the Promotion of Arts and Sciences; American System (economic plan); Chesapeake and Ohio Canal; Delaware and Chesapeake Canal; Louisville and Portland Canal; Dismal Swamp Canal; Tariff of 1828; United States presidential election, 1828; Amistad (1841)
Marquis de Lafayette: Gilbert du Motier, marquis de Lafayette; Garde Nationale; Battle of Rhode Island; Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen; Jacobin (politics); Charter of 1815; Bourbon Restoration; Musketeers of the Guard; Franco-American alliance; Battle of Saratoga; Southern theater of the American Revolutionary War; Battle of Green Spring; Society of the Friends of the Blacks; Assembly of Notables; Estates-General of 1789; Bastille; Day of Daggers; Flight to Varennes; Reign of Terror; Treaty of Campo Formio; Hundred Days; Visit of the Marquis de Lafayette to the United States (1824-25)
The Opposition
Henry Clinton: Henry Clinton (American War of Independence); Great Britain in the Seven Years War; Fortification of Dorchester Heights; Battle of Sullivan's Island; Fort Moultrie; Saratoga Campaign
Charles Cornwallis: Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis; Spanish Invasion of Portugal (1762); Convention Army
John Burgoyne: John Burgoyne
William Howe: William Howe, 5th Viscount Howe
The Loyalists: Loyalists