Unit 3 Test Review

The Intolerable/Coercive acts were a direct response to?

This battle brought and end to the war.

This document declared independence as well as listed grievances against King George the (4-1)

President of the Continental Congress

Organized protests in Boston and led boycotts against British goods

The "Shot heard around the world" started the first battle of the war. Where did it occur?

After the Boston Massacre...?

After the Stamp Act...

This act imposed a tax on all printed material in the colonies

Taxation without representation means?

Who shot first at the Battle of Lexington?

The General of the Colonial Army

These unalienable rights are guaranteed to all people by the Declaration of Independence.

___________ was the last major battle of the war.

What is the third section of the Declaration of Independence?

Group that first decided independence from Britain was needed?

What were some advantages for the British?

Which of the following IS NOT a reason for the Revolutionary War?

Lawyer for the British soldiers in the Boston Massacre trial. Made sure the Declaration of Independence passed

Helped organize and participated in the Boston Tea Party, Leader of the Sons of Liberty

The Declaration of Independence was signed 07/04/1786

What was the synoposis of Thomas Paine's "Common Sense"?

Author of Common Sense

Is given credit to being the author of the Declaration of Independence

Valley Forge was important because...

Served in the 2nd Cont. Congress and helped draft the Dec. of Independence in 1776 (Not the main writer).

Ruler of Great Britain during American Revolution

Signed by the United States and Britain, ending the Revolutionary War

A "Loyalist" was loyal to England and the crown

A last effort before war, the colonists reached out to King George in order to establish peace

A big advantage the Patriots had...

The Battles of Lexington and Concord started because..?

Wealthy land owner and first governor of Virginia, "Give me liberty or give me death"

After the Battle of Saratoga...

English philosopher who proposed the ideas of life, liberty, and property; influenced Thomas Jefferson