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This battle was the turning point of the American Revolution...
Yorktown
Bunker Hill
Trenton
Saratoga
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Demand for staple crops from the colonies led to
a decrease in indentured servants
the Navigation Act
an increase in African slaves
less immigration to the colonies
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positive balance of trade
more imports than exports
more exports than imports
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The British navy used this tactic to cripple American shipping and trade:
destroying American cities
closing the stock market
blockade
burning American shops
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Supporters of the new U.S. Constitution
anti-Federalists
Federalists
Whigs
Targaryens
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What made NYC and Philly large centers of trade and population?
geography-ports= water access
the American Indians were nice
the weather
The King made people stay there
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General George Washington spent more time in NJ than any other colony during the Revolution.
False
True
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Triangle Trade: the slaves' voyage
Middle Passage
Evil Passage
Redundant Passage
Central Passage
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Staple Crop
item in constant demand
triangular trade
duty
mercantilism
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The first major battle of the Revolution:
Saratoga
Trenton
Yorktown
Bunker Hill
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The Declaration of Independence showcased these kinds of rights:
natural
government
special
perfect
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The First Continental Congress met in response to:
Lexington + Concord
Boston Massacre
the Intolerable Acts
Treaty of Paris
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Long-term causes of the American Revolution
the Napoleonic Wars
the U.S. Civil War
the French and Indian War
the Red Wedding
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General Cornwallis surrendered to General Washington at this final major battle.
Yorktown
Princeton
Monmouth
Saratoga
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How did the French and Indian War help lead to the Revolution?
England was in massive debt
the colonists were unified against a common foe
England wanted to sell the colonies
England wanted revenge for losing
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After Saratoga, Ben Franklin convinced the French to sign this:
Treaty of Alliance
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Cash Money
Treaty of Turducken
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How did the Enlightenment help lead to the Revolution?
Founders discovered science
Founders found enlightenment through meditation
Influenced by these ideas: natural rights social contract
Founders wrote new books on economy
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First direct tax on the colonists
Intolerable Acts
Tea Act
Sugar Act
Stamp Act
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Shays' Rebellion
wanted more power to state gov'ts
protest against the strength of the Confederation gov't
Massachusetts farmers whose farms were taken
dissatisfaction over the Annapolis Convention
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These type of colonists held a large number of seats in the colonial legislatures
tradespeople
lawyers
women
small farmers
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Royal Proclamation 1763
Colonists must buy only British goods
Colonists cannot settle beyond the Appalachians
Colonists must move to Canada
Colonists must kill the French
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These battle resulted in a major boost to Patriot morale during the war:
Trenton and Princeton
Ticonderoga and Quebec
Long Island and Manhattan
Monmouth and Philadelphia
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Long-term causes of the American Revolution
the Reformation
the Puritans
the War of the Roses
the Great Awakening
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Anti-Federalists biggest argument AGAINST the Constitution
no declaration of rights
not enough gov't powers
too many rights
too many Founders
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Thomas Jefferson was greatly influenced by this Enlightenment-era thinker...
Sir William Howe
Ned Stark
Jeffrey Amherst
John Locke
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Mercantilism: 2 jobs of a colony
entertainment and churches
harvest raw materials; manufacture finished goods
harvest raw materials; kill indians
harvest raw materials; buy finished goods
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Common Sense
by Thomas Paine
negotiate a peaceful settlement with Britain
use war as a last resort
establish a monarchy
break their ties with Britain
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How did the Great Awakening help lead to the Revolution?
Colonists now have God on their side
Colonists challenge Church, willing to challenge authority
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"Shot heard 'round the world"
Monmouth
Bunker Hill
Lexington + Concord
Yorktown
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Long-term causes of the American Revolution
the Renaissance
Stoicism
the Black Plague
the Enlightenment
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Duty
doo doo
what you're supposed to do
tax
tariff
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"No taxation without representation!!"
Treaty of Alliance
Boston Massacre
Stamp Act
Sugar Act
