great awakening vs Enlightenment
causes and acts
army and battles
End of war
100

Ben franklin was a leader of the_____________

 Enlightenment 

100

This 1765 act required colonists to buy stamps or seals for paper goods________

stamp act

100

These troops could leave whenever they needed to ___



militia

100

General Cornwallis became trapped at this location in 1781

york town

200

he Great Awakening focused on_____

internal spiritual change

200

This 1770 event involved British soldiers firing into a protesting crowd__________

Boston Massacre

200

These troops got paid to fight

regular soldiers.

200

This key force allowed the Americans to keep Cornwallis trapped in 1781

French Navy

300

Enlightenment focused on_______

logic scientific observation, natural rights

300

The Townshend Acts of 1767 placed indirect taxes on imported goods into the colonies. what was taxed under these acts____

tabacco

300

Men who fought as part of this were used to traditional European style warfare.



British army

300

This treaty ended the American Revolution

treaty of paris

400

Great Awakening featured preachers like_______

George Whitefield and and Jonathan Edwards 

400

Besides Paul Revere, which other notable rider also set out to warn colonial militiamen that British troops were marching toward Concord in April 1775______

William Dawes

400

He was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence, doing so with a famously large signature 

John Hancock


400

The United States received land that extended to these areas in the North, South, and West as a result of the treaty that ended the war

 North to Canada, South to Florida

500

The Enlightenment featured thinkers like_________

John Locke, Voltaire, and Isaac Newton

500

The British Parliament passed the Coercive Acts—referred to by the colonists as the "Intolerable Actsin direct response to which famous protest






boston tea party

500

This Boston lawyer successfully defended the British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre to prove colonial courts were fair

john adams

500

This action was performed at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay to keep the British from escaping

blockade

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