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American Revolution
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Economy based on cash crops
Southern Colonies
Middle Colonies
New England Colonies
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Surrender of British General Burgoyne and 1/3 of British Army
Trenton
Saratoga
Yorktown
Ticondaroga
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Turning point in the war...convinced France and Spain to help us.
Yorktown
Trenton
Lexington/Concord
Saratoga
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Economy based on merchant trade, fishing, timber
New England
Southern Colonies
Middle Colonies
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What was the objective in writing the pamphlet (
Common Sense
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To get soldiers to stop deserting the army.
To get people to boycott British goods.
To get the king to repeal the Stamp Act.
To get people to support the idea of independence.
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Non-Violent Protest
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
Invading England
Repeal of the Stamp Act
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Example of England controlling our lives
Common Sense
Proclamation Act of 1763
Boston Tea Party
Committees of Correspondence
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What political tradition influenced us to separate church and state?
Too much Pilgrim control of government.
Different religious people living here.
Failures in Jamestown (the "Starving time").
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Protest to England telling us what to buy
Sons of Liberty
Boston Tea Party
Boston Massacre
Free Enterprise
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Writer, First Revolutionary War historian, playwrite
Mercy Ottis Warren
James Armistead
John Paul Jones
Haym Salomon
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Motivation, Strong leadership, home field, allies, rifle, crack-shots
British Advantage
Spanish Advantage
French Advantage
American Advantage
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How did the British respond to our protests in the 1770s?
Passed more laws and tried to keep control of everything.
Allowing the Patriots to do whatever they wanted.
Putting 10,000 soldiers along the Proclamation Line.
Signing the Treaty of Paris 1783
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How was mercantilism used by the English?
England passes laws to make sure the colonies make items.
Colonies: raw materials w/ no manufacturing. Control trade
England ignores the colonies and lets them do what they want
England buys all the finished products made in the colonies.
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Self-Government is....
The people rule and help make govt. decisions.
The king appoints a governor to rule in his place.
The people ignore the King and do what they want.
The people pick their own king to rule.
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Jewish merchant, spy, translator, gave $600,000 to our Government
James Armistead
Haym Salomon
John Locke
Mercy Ottis Warren
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Former slave, spy for our army (on Lord Cornwallis)
Haym Salomom
James Armistead
John Paul Jones
Mercy Ottis Warren
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Rebel protest turned violent....resulting in 5 "innocent" deaths
Lexington/Concord
Bunker Hill
Boston Massacre
Trenton
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Social Contract: govt. protect our rights and if they don't then we can get rid of that govt.
Thomas Paine
John Locke
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
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Free Enterprise
free to choose business with limited government involvement
benefits the mother country
mercantilism
economic system were colonials send raw materials to Britain
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Cornwallis surrounded by Washington's troops (on land) and French ships (on sea). SURRENDERED!
Saratoga
Yorktown
Cowpens
Trenton
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Government stay out of affairs of business
Republicanism
Free enterprise
Mercantilism
Democratic
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Founder of the US Navy, took on Bigger British Navy, invaded England by land
John Paul Jones
John Locke
Marquis de Lafayette
James Armistead
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Major objections to British colonists in North America
People in England get rights that we don't.
Sugar Act
No representation in government (taxation without rep)
King is too crazy
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What was the major form of protest embraced by the colonists?
Battles of Lexington and Concord
fighting British soldiers and poisoning their food.
Boycott
Ignoring the acts
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Common Sense
-who wrote it?
Thomas Paine
Mercy Ottis Warren
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
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Representative Government
When the Republican Party controls Congress.
Every adult citizen in the country can vote for everything.
The people elect people to represent them in government.
Donald Trump and Pence
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Natural Rights: Life, Liberty, and Property
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Paine
Thomas Jefferson
John Locke
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10,000 troops needed to enforce this line.
Proclamation Act of 1763
French and Indian War
Appalachian Mountains
Atlantic Coast during the Revolutionary War
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Who had the greatest advantage in the revolutionary war?
America, because the few that we had were important
England had more of everything
They were equal
neither
