Causes of the American Revolution 1
Causes of the American Revolution 2
Causes of the American Revolution 3
Causes of the American Revolution 4
Causes of the American Revolution 5
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The French and Indian War was fought between who and who

French/Native against the British and 13 Colonies

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A group of people or institution that create laws is

A legislature

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The population of the 13 colonies growing out of control and the loss of land led to the colonists wanting to do what?

Move West

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Escalation means that 

Things are taken to another level, go from bad to worse

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Neutrals are people inside the 13 colonies that

do not support the loyalists or patriots (want to be left alone)

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True or False: The 13 colonies wanted to fight for the British in the French and Indian War

False

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True or False: England is not a limited monarchy because the King holds all the power in Britain

False (England is a limited monarchy as the King shares power with Parliament)

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The majority of land West of the Proclamation Line was given to

The Native Americans

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The Quartering Act orders the colonies to
house and feed British troops
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The Major accusation from King George III to the colonies in the Declaratory Act was

The colonies do not respect the laws of Britain, they create laws that conflict with British laws

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As a young commander, George Washington's first battle was against who and at what fort?

The French / Fort Necessity

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Until the French & Indian war, England allowed the 13 colonies to do this...a system where the people govern themselves.

Self-govern

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True of False: The French and Indian War had no effect in the relationship between England and the 13 Colonies

False (It led to a more negative relationship as the colonies were forced to fight)

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Explain two reasons why Thomas Pained argued that the 13 colonies should be independent

No advantage to be British, King is never here, right to form our own government (own laws), a small island should not control such a large territory, it is a fight for human rights/freedom, fight against all tyrants

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"This colonist lives outside of Boston, and he is angry at the British soldiers. However, most of his family and friends believe that King George III is a good person. He used to attend secret meetings during the night, but lately, he believes his family and friends come first, and is willing to help them." This colonist would be a: Loyalist, patriot, neutral

Loyalist

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True or False--The French and Indian War was fought for control of the Oklahoma Valley and the Missouri River

False

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What is an event that led some colonists to develop the idea of revolution against Britain?

Boston Massacre / Intolerable Acts / Quartering Act / Taxes

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Explain two reasons why it was hard for England to govern the 13 colonies

Too many governments inside the colonies, the distance between England and America

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At the First Continental Congress (Declaration of Rights and Grievances), the colonies asked what of King George III.............. (give at least 2 reasons)

same rights as the British people, to be represented in the British Parliament, remove the soldiers from the Colonies, right to peacefully protest

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Name two advantages of the British and two disadvantages from the Colonies when talking about war

British--Most powerful navy in the world, experienced soldiers, have never lost a fight

13 Colonies:--No real army, no warships, no allies

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The French and Indian War was part of a larger conflict called...

The Seven Years war

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What was taken away from the colonists when the intolerable acts were passed? 

Trial in America, The Boston Harbor, the colonists ability to gather.

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Going from verbal to physical problems was perfectly demonstrated in what event in the 13 colonies 

The Boston Massacre, Putting Tar on tax collectors, Burning a British Warship (Gaspee), Throwing tea in the harbor (Boston Tea Party)

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How did the events of the Boston massacre escalate problems between the colonies and England? ( 2 reasons)
First to fight back colonists were killed British began to use violence turned into a physical conflict
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