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Causes of the American Revolution (unit 5)
Causes of the American Revolution (unit 5)
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unit 5, lessons 2-4
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"Give me liberty, or give me death."
Patrick Henry
George Washington
Samuel Adams
James Otis
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to come together as one
unify
orate
respond
correspondence
3
These colonists believed that Britain's laws were fair and wanted to remain British citizens.
patriots
orators
delegates
loyalists
4
Who believed that doing the right thing was more important than following others?
Ben Franklin
William Dawes
Thomas Paine
George Washington
5
Why did colonists want to declare independence?
wanted to rule themselves
all of the above
no representation in Britain
didn't have same rights as British citizens
6
Who wrote "Common Sense"?
John Adams
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Paine
7
believed that govt. should get power from the people;wrote the Declaration of Independence.
James Otis
Samuel Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Ben Franklin
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A ____ wants independence from Britain and is willing to fight for it.
Patriot
governor
delegate
Loyalist
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Rules to live by
militia
power
principles
unify
10
"Taxation without representation is tyranny."
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
James Otis
Mercy Otis Warren
11
____ is a Patriot who defended British soldiers after the Boston Massacre.
George Washington
Thomas Paine
Ben Franklin
John Adams
12
How did the colonists declare independence?
wrote and signed the Declaration of Independence
held the 3rd Continental Congress
Gave speeches in the colonies
declared war on Britain
13
These colonists were trained to fight in a volunteer army or ____.
congress
militia
government
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Many of the Patriots gave important speeches, which made them ______.
loyalists
orators
militia
delegates
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Almost every colony sent ______ to the 1st and 2nd Continental Congresses.
slaves
delegates
loyalists
patriots