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Declaration of independence
Our declaration to England To begin our revolution towards freedom. -
U.S. has a Flag
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Federalist papers created
85 essays created by 4 authors combined to be named "Publius" -
Treasury system reorganized
the Continental Congress created an Auditor, Office of Comptroller, Office of Treasurer and two Chambers of Accounts. A committee was also selected to design the Seal of the Treasury -
Articles of confederation
The Second Continental Congress established a committee of representatives from each colony to establish a confederated government for the United States. -
Virginia Bill for Establishing Religious Freedom
First introduced in the Virginia state legislature in 1777, the Bill for Establishing Religious Freedom barred the establishment of religious tests for public office as well as any compelled participation in, or subsidization of, religious enterprises. -
Northwest ordinance
Originally titled “An Ordinance for the Government of the Territory of the United States North-West of the River Ohio,” the Northwest Ordinance established several key policies for the unsettled northwestern frontier. Among other things, the Northwest Ordinance required that the Northwest Territory -
the Constitution of the u.s.
This document funded America and gave us our backbone it is the laws entrsuted to us by our Ancestors to follow during peace or war time. and how we go about running the country. -
Department of war established
Department dedicated to national war efforts -
The Department of Treasury was founded
President Washington approved of Congress’s proposal to create the Department of the Treasury. The Treasury Department is the second oldest department in the federal government. -
U.S Postal Service created
Congress established the Postal Service on September 22, initially requiring the first Postmaster General to report to the President through the Secretary of the Treasury. -
Federal judiciary act
the Federal Judiciary Act established the structure and jurisdiction of federal courts, matters that Article III of the United States Constitution left unaddressed. -
First U.S. Pension law
The first United States veterans pension law was approved during the first session of the U.S. Congress for invalid Revolutionary War soldiers -
Ratified Bill of Rights
The first 10 amendments whichare crucial to explain what we can have and cannot have also explaining the laws between our freedom.