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Sermons by Johnathan Edwards (Sinners in the hands of an Angry God) was a part of the ...
Enlightenment
Revolution
Great Awakening
Democracy
2
England begins ______ the 13 Colonies to pay for their role in the French and Indian War debt
Punching
Defending
Taxing
Fighting
3
Not to be separated, given away, or taken away (Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness
Unalienable Rights
Parliament
Tyranny
Civil Disobedianece
4
Who wrote
Common Sense
in 1776?
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Paine
5
An army composed of ordinary citizens rather than professional soldiers.
Parliament
Militia
Marines
Continental Army
6
Who drafted the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Paine
Benjamin Franklin
John Locke
Thomas Jefferson
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John Locke
pushed the idea of natural rights.. that all people deserved 1) Life 2) Liberty
money
liberty
happiness
property
8
Crispus Attucks
was an African American killed by British troops in a snowball fight gone wild
Frozen
Boston Tea Party
Boston Marathon
Boston Massacre
9
Last act before the revolution. Forced on the colonists after the Boston Tea Party
Sugar
Intolerable
Tea
Stamp
10
Group of rebels/patriots who would scare, hurt and convince people to not support England.
Sons of Liberty
Sons of Mary
Sons of a Gun
Sons of Anarchy
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An economic system that creates a favorable balance of trade FOR THE MOTHER COUNTRY!
Populism
Mercantilism
Popular Sovereignty
Free enterprise
12
Represents
Hardship
&
Endurance
needed to win the American Revolution.
Saratoga
Yorktown
Lexington
Valley Forge
13
Breakup letter with England, listed grievances and unalienable rights.
Mayflower Compact
Declaration of Independence
Common Sense
F.O.O.C.
14
Tax on sugar and molasses (syrup)
Intolerable Acts
Sugar Act
Quartering Act
Tea Act
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Why did the British Army go to Concord?
To destroy Militia weapons
To help the colonists
To enforce the Intolerable Acts
To make it rain with taxes
16
Forced colonists to buy from British East Indian Tea Company
Boston Tea Party
Tea Act
Sugar Act
Quartering Act
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Issued by King George III limiting colonial expansion westward
Enlightenment
Common Sense
F.O.O.C
Proclamation of 1763
18
An act of civil disobedience, to protest against the British tax on tea
Sons of Liberty
Sam Adams
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
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Period of renewed religion and faith in the 13 colonies.
Great Awakening
Resurrection
Enlightenment
Common Sense
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This became a symbol of hardship and endurance...
Yorktown
Saratoga
Valley Forge
Georgia
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1) Private Ownership 2) Competition 3) Private Property 4) Profit Motive 5) Consumer Freedom
Capitalism
Free Enterprise
Communism
Mercantilism
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A refusal to obey laws, pay taxes; a nonviolent way of protesting to achieve political goals.
Tyranny
Felony
Anarchy
Civil Disobedience
23
Letter written to England that declared the 13 Colonies free from English rule.
Declaration of Independence
Enlightenment
Bill of Rights
Common Sense
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This is known as the turning point of the Revolutionary War
Spain and France
Saratoga
Concord
Yorktown
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Shot heard around the world!
Yorktown
Lexington
Concord
Saratoga
