8-2.2 to 8-2.5 The American Revolution

Who was the South Carolina partisan leader in charge of the militia at Cowpens?

The Declaration of Independence is based on the ideas of _______

Which kind of patriot soldiers retreated without permission during the Battle of Camden?

The Declaration of Independence the purpose of government is to protect peoples’ natural rights

The last British troops left South Carolina in 1782

What kinds of tactics did the South Carolina partisans use?

The last major battle of the American Revolution fought by the Continental Army was ____.

The British loss at King’s Mtn is a turning point because they retreated from the Upcountry

Colonists (mostly from the Lowcountry) who supported the Continental Congress

During the Battle of Charleston, Charleston harbor was ______

After the Battle of Saratoga, the _________________. (select all that apply)

The Declaration of Independence made a case that Parliament had violated the colonists’ rights

Which of the following South Carolinians did not sign the Declaration of Independence?

Colonel Isaac Hayne was an example. He was hanged as a traitor to the crown.

The Intolerable Acts led to the Continental Congress

What was the money collected from the Stamp Tax supposed to pay for?

Tarleton was destroyed by General Morgan at the battle of _____ .

The Battle of Cowpens showed the cooperation of the regular ____________ Army and the ______

The arrival of Tea Act tea in Boston Harbor prompted the Sons of Liberty to hold ___________.

Partisans had a reputation among the British regular forces of turning tail and running

Loyalist partisans led by Francis Marion, Thomas Sumter, Andrew Pickens and William Middleton

During a protest against the Townshend Act (Duties), a small squad of British caused the ______

The last major battle in South Carolina was ________

The commander of British loyalists @ King’s Mtn who had threatened Backcountry settlers was __.

The Townshend Acts (Duties) resulted from the failure of the ___________.

The Declaration of Independence natural rights are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness

The Battle of Camden was a major defeat for the regular Continental Army

Buford’s Massacre at the Waxhaws had no influence on Scots-Irish or the battle of King’s Mtn

The Declaration of Independence was written by ____________ .

Boston Massacre caused the Townshend Duties to be repealed except for a small tax on _____.

Allowed to work as cooks; made up a 1/3 of militia but never allowed to be soldiers.

The stamps and paper for the Stamp Act were never used because _______. (select multi)

Colonists (mostly from the Backcountry) who supported Great Britain

In the Declaration of Independence, why the people could/can alter or abolish a government

Ferguson’s threat to the backcountry caused the Wizard Owl’s militia to fight at King’s Mtn

Declaration of Independence, who is responsible for violating the colonist’s natural rights?

During the Battle of _______. Charleston was under _______.

In 1781, General Greene with his army followed Cornwallis all the way to York Town

At first they avoided war. After colonists attacked they retaliated. Many supported the British

The arrival of tea in Charleston Harbor caused the SOL to ___. (select all that apply)

Changes in parole policy & harsh treatment turned many South Carolinians against the British

Who was a South Carolina delegate to the Stamp Act Congress and a Sons of Liberty?

The British hoped that the Tea Act would ________ (select all that apply)

The patriot victory at Saratoga prevented the British from splitting the colonies in half

King’s Mtn is a turning point because Loyalists militia quit fighting after the battle

The Townshend Acts (Duties) caused the Sons of Liberty to strengthen their __________