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Wrote the Declaration of Independence

Who is Thomas Jefferson?

100

Wrote for the Patriotic cause and women's rights

Who is Abigail Adams

100

Battles that started the American Revolution

What are Lexington and Concord
100

 War that led to the start of the American Revolution

What is the French and Indian War?

100

Written July 4th, 1776

Declaration of Independence

200

Line of Proclamation

What are the Appalachian Mountains
200

Assisted Thomas Jefferson in writing the Declaration of Independence

Who are Benjamin Franklin and John Adams

200

Turning point battle for the Patriots

What is the Battle of Saratoga

200

Taxed glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea

What is the Townshend Act

200
Shot heard round the world refers to

Lexington and Concord

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The Treaty of 1783 

What is ended the war with Britain, recognized the U.S. as a it’s own country,

300

Propaganda for the Patriotic Cause and who wrote it

What is Common Sense by Thomas Paine

300

Outcomes of the Battle of Saratoga

  1.  Good outcome for the patriots

  2.  Marquis de Lafayette joined the patriots and became an advisor to G.W.

  3.   Turning point for the revolution bc the French joined the Patriots

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Closed the Boston Harbor in response to the Boston Tea Party

What are the Intolerable acts

300

Grievances that colonists had against the British

  • The intolerables acts (closing of the harbor)

  • Quartering act (housing british soldiers)

400

Result of Treaty of 1763

Britain was in debt and the colonists were forced to pay taxes

400

Marquis De Lafayette

joined the patriots and became an advisor to G.W.

400

General Cornwallis

Who is the British general captured at Yorktown causing the British soldiers to surrender

400

Example of Civil Disobedience

What is dumping tea into the harbor (Boston Tea party)

400

Define Mercantilism in your own words

An economic system in which the wealth and power of a nation depends on the nations control over it’s colonies trade

500

The unalienable rights and why they are important

  • They are rights that we are born with and cannot be taken away without due process. (Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness)

  • The governments main job is to protect these rights, if they don’t the government should be changed or abolished. The core of the government. 

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 Marquis de Lafayette

joined the patriots and became an advisor to G.W.

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The battle that ended the American Revolution

What is the battle of Yorktown

500

What “No taxation without representation” means

Colonists were furious about being taxed with no vote/ say. They believed in the consent of the governed



500

Conditions for the Patriots at Valley Forge

- Cold Winter

-Ran out of clothes and food

-Little to no shelter