Enlightenment/American Revolution

This French writer believed government is an agreement/contract between a ruler and the people

Why was England so determined to keep the colonies under its control?

This English writer believed people are naturally wicked and the government must keep order

This English writer believed people are the source of power and the government must protect us

This battle is considered the turning point in the war, after the French helped the Americans

Which battle effectively ended the war with the British surrender?

This book convinced many Americans that independence was their right and definitely worth fighting for.

This protest group was led by Sam Adams and often harassed British soldiers...

Which writer advocated for women's rights and wrote "A Vindication of the Rights of Women,"?

What incident included colonists dressing up as Indians and throwing tea into Boston Harbor?

Which Enlightenment philosophe advocated for three branches of government?

Which of the following was a result of the enlightenment?

Which document OFFICIALLY ended the war?

The colonists who wanted their independence from the British crown were called what?

Why did so many American soldiers lose confidence in the war?

How did the British respond to the Boston Tea Party?

What was the political movement where 13 American colonies separated from Britain and combined?

Which phrase of the declaration of independence comes almost directly from the Enlightenment?

The overthrow of an old government and the establishment of a new government is called what?

This Prussian general trained the Americans to be better soldiers at Valley Forge

Who was the French writer who believed in freedom of speech and religious toleration?

Who is credited with writing the Declaration of Independence?

Which battle started the war with the "Shot heard around the world?"

Which of the following IS NOT a founder of the United States?

What incident included British soldiers opening fire on colonists in the streets of Boston?