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# Causes of the AR # 7th Grade #H.H.Wells
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anti-british Letter writing campaign by S. Adams and the Sons of Liberty
Stamp Act
First Continental Congress
Committees of Correspondence
"Common Sense"
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These were punishment for the Boston Tea Party
The Townshend Act
The Tea Act
The Intolerable Acts
The Uncomfortable Acts
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The First Continental Congress...
Began to prepare colonial militias for war
was held in Washington D.C.
discussed ways to support the people of Boston
encouraged colonists to boycott British Goods
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This allowed for the search of a ship by British oficers
Writs of Assistance
The Stamp Act
a Warrant
The Seal of the King
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The Trial of John Peter Zenger
ensured freedom of the press
was a play protesting the British
Ended in a death sentence
protected the right to bear arms
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This is another word for perspective
interpretation
point of view
position
stance
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The goal of British Soldiers at Lexington and Concord was to,
start a war
convince the rebels to join them
take a stockpile of weapons away from possible rebels
capture the towns
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"Give me liberty or give me death" was famously said by...
Sir Patrick Stewart
Neil Patrick Harris
Patrick Dempsey
Patrick Henry
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He believed in limiting the powers of government with checks and balances
Patrick Henry
King George
John Locke
Baron de Montesquieu
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This act meant colonists had to house British Soldiers
The Declaratory Act
The Congressional Act
The Townshend Act
The Quartering Act
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A result of the French and Indian war was
World Peace
Treaty of Paris
Death of Patrick Henry
France pays entire war debt
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This emphasizes the importance of reason in solving mankind's problems
Common Sense
reasonability
THe American Revolution
The Enlightenment
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He defended the British Officers at their trial following the Boston Massacre
Samuel Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Paine
John Adams
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This prevented colonists from settling West of the Appalachian Mountians
The Proclamation of 1763
The Green Mountain Act
The Townshend Act
The Declaratory Act
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Created after the Stamp Act, by Samuel Adams, to petition and boycott British taxes
Sons of Anarchy
Illuminati
Sons of Liberty
Daughters of the American Revolution
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Written by Thomas Paine, this explained to the people why they should rebel against the British
Pensylvania Gazette
"Common Sense"
Letter to King George
Committee of Correspondence
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Another goal of the British at Lexington and Concord was to
Capture Samuel Adams and John Hancock
Build support for the Rebels
Destroy the Liberty Tree
Deliver a new law
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A rebel soldier ready to fight in an instant was called
a quickmen
speeedy
a minuteman
a warrior
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He was known for his belief in natural rights and life liberty and the pursuit of happiness
Samuel Adams
Peter Zenger
Thomas Paine
John Locke
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B. Franklin's plan to unite the colonial governments to help G.B. win the F & I War
Central Government plan
French and Indian Plan
Albany Plan of Union
Join or Die Plan
