Influences on American Revolution
French & Indian War
Causes of the
American Revolution Part 1
Causes of the
American Revolution Part 2
Declaration of Independence
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Thomas Paine wrote a pamphlet called what?

Common Sense

100

How did the French & Indian War lead to the Revolutionary War?

England got into debt and taxed US unfairly to pay for the debt of this war.

100

The Boston Tea Party led to the what?

Intolerable Acts

100

What was the "Sugar Act"?

Tax on sugar  - it was also meant to limit smuggling 

100

Before the Declaration of Independence was written, who appointed the committee to work on it?

The Continental Congress
200

In Thomas Paine's writing, he encouraged the colonists to do what?

Break free from Britain
200

Ben Franklin's "Join or Die" flag encouraged colonies to what in the French and Indian War?

To unite and fight so that their side could win!

200

What were the "Intolerable Acts"?

Laws passed by the British Parliament in 1774 that punished Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party

200

What does "Taxation without Representation" mean?

Being taxed but having no say in the government

200

Who was chosen to write the Declaration of Independence?

Thomas Jefferson

300

John Locke wrote about what?

Unalienable rights

300

How did this war impact Native Americans?

They died in battles and lost land.  Some tribes fought with the French, and some fought with us (colonies).

300

What was the "Quartering Act"?

Being forced to have troops in your home

300

In  the "Proclamation of 1763", colonists were not allowed to settle west of what?

The Appalachian Mountains

300

When was the Declaration of Independence signed?

On July 4, 1776

400

Where do we see John Lock's ideas in the Declaration of Independence?

Preamble ("endowed by our Creator with unalienable rights . . .")
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What was the "Stamp Act"?

Tax on all paper goods such as newspapers and legal documents as well as cards and dice

400

All these acts are called "economic policies".  Economic means ______ and policy means _______.

Economic means "money", policy means "rule". Economic policies were about money, trade, etc.

400

One of the grievances (complaints) was colonists' lack of what?

Representation in Parliament (taxation without representation)

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