Enlightenment
Causes of the American Revolution
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Declaration of Independence
Forms of government
100

This Enlightenment thinker believed in the Social Contract and Natural Law.

John Locke

100

This Act was involved having a stamp to every official documents, and including playing cards. 

Stamp Act

100
To appeal/ask government for any particular change mean to.........

Petition the government.

100

The date of the Declaration of Independence.

July 4, 1776

100

This form of Government is ruled by the people.

Democracy

200

This Enlightenment thinker believed in the Three (3) branches of government, and checks and balances.

Baron Charles de Montesquieu

200

This Act required the colonist to house military troops in their private homes. 

Quartering Act. 

200

This act of protest means to refuse to purchase any goods, or use any services from any source or entity.

Boycott

200

The main author of the Declaration of Independence.

Thomas Jefferson

200

NO form of government is called a ........

anarchy

300

Thomas Jefferson was inspired by this Enlightenment thinker when he wrote the Declaration of Independence.

John Locke

300

This costly conflict between England and France created a huge financial debt to the victors of this war.

French and Indian War/Seven Years War

300

These colonists dressed up as native Americans and dumped a large cargo of tea into the Massachusetts harbor is famously known as the ........... 

Boston Tea Party.

300

The longest written section of the Declaration.

The list of Grievances

300

This form of government allows the people to elect candidates that represent them.

Indirect Democracy, Representative Democracy, or a Republic

400

This Enlightenment view involved the theory that the people would consent to be governed, and in return the government is to protect our individual liberties.

Social Contract

400

The English tax was imposed on various products, such as: paint, glass, paper, lead, and tea.

Townshend Duties

400

These battles were the first shots of the American Revolution, which also included the phrase, "the shot heard around the world."

Lexington and Concord

400
The Purpose of the Preamble is to.....

introduction to a document that explains the purpose of the document.

400

This form of government involves one ruler.

Absolute Monarch, Dictator, or Autocrat (Autocracy)

500

These rights were granted to us the moment we are born, and government can neither grant them nor take them away.

Natural Rights
500

This Act imposed on the British Colonies included the shutting down of colonial legislatures, and closing Boston harbor, and is famously known in the Americas as the Intolerable Acts.

Coercive Acts

500

This pamphlet written by Thomas Paine appealed to his fellow Americans to break free from Great Britain.

Common Sense

500

Who are written as the main villains in the Declaration of Independence. 

King George III and Parliament. 
500

This form of Monarchy is limited due to the fact that it is subject to a ..........

Constitution (Constitutional Monarchy)