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What created such a huge debt that King George III and parliament created a series of taxes for the colonists to pay?

French and Indian War

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During the Boston Tea party, the Sons of Liberty protested the ____________ tax by dumping English tea into the Boston Harbor.

Tea

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Who was an inspirational speaker that said, "Give me liberty or give me death" to motivate the troops?

Patrick Henry

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Who was a delegate to the Continental Congress who drafted the Treaty of Paris ending the war and recognizing American independence?

John Adams

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In the Declaration of Independence, the committee listed 27 grievances against who?

King George III and parliament

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By the mid ______ the thirteen British American colonies were firmly established along the eastern coast of North America.

1700's

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Who helped draft the Declaration of Independence and served as an Ambassador to France to enlist aid for the war?

Benjamin Franklin


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Who was a member of the Sons of Liberty and rode from Boston to Lexington to let people know the British were coming?

Paul Revere

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On June 11, 1776 the Committee of how many people were appointed to draft the Declaration of Independence?

5

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What was the first constitution that was adopted on November 15 of 1777 called?

The Articles of Confederation

300

In 1765, the British Parliament created the _______ act in which every piece of paper from newspaper to legal documents had to be taxed.

Stamp

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Who became a traitor to the colonies when he joined Great Britain's army?

Benedict Arnold

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In the battles of Lexington and Concord, the __________ defeated the ____________ bolstering the colonists' confidence that they might be able to win the war?

Minutemen/redcoats

300

The Second Continental Congress met on May 10, 1775 to form what?

A Continental Army

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What did the delegates believe should be addressed when they met on May 14, 1787 to revise the first constitution?

A stronger government

400

The Sons and Daughters of ____________ burned stamp paper, threatened tax collectors, and boycotted goods.

Liberty

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Who was selected the be the Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army?

George Washington

400

The Battles of ___________ were the turning point in the war leading the colonists to believe they could win the war?

Saratoga

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What did the First Continental Congress do if the King did not stop the additional taxes on the colonists?

Boycott English goods

400

Who were the redcoats?

British Soldiers

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On March 5, 1770 British redcoats fired into a mob of angry protestors killing five colonists. This became known as the __________

Boston Massacre

500

Who was the author of the Declaration of Independence and a delegate to the Continental Congress?

Thomas Jefferson

500

The "shot heard around the world" refers to the first battles of the Revolutionary War known as the Battles of ______________________________

Lexington and Concord

500

The First Continental Congress met in September and October of 1774 to discuss a petition to the British government about waht?

The Intolerable Acts

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What did the quartering act require colonists to do with the Redcoats?

House and feed them in their own home

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