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Declaring Independence
Georgia at War
From Articles to Constitution
100

This costly conflict caused Great Britain to tax the colonies to help pay off its war debt.

What is the French and Indian War?

100

He ruled Great Britain during the American Revolution.

Who is King George III?

100

This first section states people have God-given rights and governments get power from citizens.

What is the Introduction (Preamble)?

100

Georgia had more of this group because it was young and still tied closely to England.

Who were the Loyalists?

100

This was the name of America’s first governing document.

What are the Articles of Confederation?

200

Colonists were angered by this 1763 law that prevented them from settling western lands they helped win.

What is the Proclamation of 1763?

200

This group in Georgia protested unfair British taxes — similar to the Sons of Liberty.

Who were the Liberty Boys?

200

This part lists complaints such as unfair taxes and forced housing of soldiers.

What are the Grievances?

200

Patriots won this battle, gaining supplies and morale after losing Savannah.

What is the Battle of Kettle Creek?

200

Colonists purposely made the national government weak because they feared this.

What is a strong central government (like the king)?

300

This 1765 act placed a tax on paper goods, which colonists called unfair.

What is the Stamp Act?

300

These colonists wanted independence from Britain.

Who were the Patriots?

300

This final section announces the colonies are free to wage war, make peace, and trade.

What is the Declaration (of Independence)?

300

Patriots failed to take back Savannah during this 1779 event.

What is the Siege of Savannah?

300

One major weakness of the AOC was that the government could not do this to raise money.

What is tax?

400

Colonists used this phrase to express anger about taxes passed without their voice in Parliament.

What is “No taxation without representation”?

400

He wrote the Declaration of Independence.

Who is Thomas Jefferson?

400

The colonists argued the king ignored every attempt to fix problems, describing this repeated action.

What is refusing to listen to or address their concerns?

400

These colonists stayed loyal to the king during the Revolution.

Who were the Loyalists?

400

This 1787 meeting revised the Articles and created a new Constitution.

What is the Constitutional Convention?

500

One grievance in the Declaration explained how British soldiers were forced into colonists’ homes.

What is quartering (Quartering of soldiers)?

500

These three Georgia signers of the Declaration of Independence became state heroes.

Who are Gwinnett, Hall, and Walton?

500

The Declaration says governments exist to protect these three unalienable rights.

What are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness?

500

This group met to respond to British actions and eventually signed the Declaration.

What is the Second Continental Congress?

500

The Constitution solved representation debates by creating this two-house compromise.

What is the Great Compromise (one house by population, one equal)?

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