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Causes and Reactions American Revolution
Causes and Reactions American Revolution
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This is an agreement between the government and the governed, where natural rights are promised to be upheld
The Social Network
The Social Contract
Socialism
The Social Dilemma
2
The inalienable rights that America is founded upon and must be upheld include
Taxes, Tyranny, and Global Elites
Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness
Like, Totally, Oh my God
Lights, Camera, Action
3
This tremendous act of defiance by the Sons of Liberty cost the British East India Tea Company $1 million
Boston Egg Farty
Boston Tea Party
Boston Harbor Party
Boston Coffee Party
4
An intense feeling, like a fever or desire to act out or make a change(sometimes anger, disgust, or frustration)
Fervor
Firebrand
Fireworks
Ferocious
5
This invasion of privacy allowed Redcoats to stay in colonists homes, eat, and wash up
Writs of Assistance
Tea Act
Squatter Act
Quartering Act
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This line on the Appalachians took away the Colonists' economic opportunity out west
Proclamation of 1763
Emancipation Proclamation
Documentation of 1773
Appalachian Proclamation
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Minutemen stood across a field near Lexington in order to stand up to Redcoats. What famously happened next was
The Shot Heard 'Round the World
The Snot Heard 'Round the Nose
The Slot Heard 'Round the File
The Spot Seen 'Round the Carpet
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This pamphlet lit the colonies on fire with its rhetoric toward independence and ridding the colonies of a king
Common Sense
Future ft. Lil Baby
Independence Daily
Peace and Love
9
These laws were a direct punishment to the people of Boston, MA. The harbor was closed and self-government was revoked
Investigative Acts
Inalienable Acts
Intolerable Acts
Inheritance Acts
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This reaction is a protest where people refuse to buy products due to taxes or price increases
Bayonet
Bacon Bits
Bassonet
Boycott
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This plan of government lacked the power to tax, had no president or court system, and was too weak
Articles of War
Articles of Clothing
Artiicles of Newspapers
Articles of Confederation
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The British violated the Colonists' inalienable rights by taxing them without their _______________
Consent
Convenience
Content
Continent
13
Some of the terrible conditions the USA was in after war included:
Awesome President and Court System
Really strong Articles of Confederation
Poor trade, disorganized, weak, vulnerable, and in debt
Strong, well-organized, and unified
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These British search warrants turned out to be an invasion of privacy targeting patriots in the colonies
Writs of Assistance
Writ Warrant
Writs of Disloyalty
Writs of Invasion
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These taxes on imports made store items more expensive and led to mass boycotting
Declaratory Acts
Townshend Acts
Townhome Apartment
Downtown Brown