Vocab
People
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100

men trained to fight at a minutes notice

Minute Men

100

guide and military advisor for General Braddock

George Washington 

100

The American War fought for Independence beginning at what date?

1775

100

a tax that only colonists had to pay for documents

The Stamp Act

100

The Colonists fought alongside the BLANK soldiers in the French and Indian War

British

200

refuse to buy goods

boycott

200

the most powerful voice of the Great Awakening

George Whitefield

200

The French and Indian War was really a war between....

France and England

200

Colonists did not have representatives in England to speak for them in government

Taxation without Representation

200

One of these acts resulted in the blockade of the Boston Harbor

The Intolerable Acts

300
Puritan preacher 

Johnathan Edwards

300

"Give me liberty or give me death" speech

Patrick Henry

300

church membership without salvation in the Puritan Church

Halfway Covenant

300

Appointed as Commander in Chief during the Second Continental Congress

George Washington

300

Sons of Liberty threw English tea into Boston Harbor

(Boston Massacre or Boston Tea Party)

Boston Tea Party

400

Colonists who wanted America to remain under England's rule were called...?

Loyalists

400

Thought the French and Indian War should be fought the same way armies fought in Europe

General Braddock

400

hymnn writer

Isaac Watts

400

Colonists who wanted to separate from England were called

Patriots

400

a group that met to list the rights American Colonists should have

First Continental Congress

500

army formed by the second continental Congress of American Patriots

Continental Army

500

elected president of the Second Continental Congress

John Hancock

500

Whom did the French ask to help them fight against the Colonists during the war?

Native Tribes

500

England or France had the most power in the NEW WORLD

England

500

After the French and Indian War, the English took control of all the land ( east or west) of the Mississippi River.

East

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