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Samuel Adams
Genuine Revolutionary, promoted colonial resistance to GB
signed the Dec of Ind
After Rev: insisted equality was essential to republic
Albany Congress and Plan
Created by Ben Franklin
Grand Council (elected delegates from colonies)
Oversee common defense, western expansion, Indian aff.
Pedro Menendrez de Aviles
Spanish Seaman
Founder of St Augustine, first colony in America
one of 19 brothers and sisters
Boston Massacre
annoyed colonists started throwing rocks at Brit Soliders
Brits retailiated, killing 5 Amer
Used as propeganda and blow out of proportion
Boston Tea Party
Bc of Tea Act, colonists boycotted British tea in Boston
Group of men disguised as Mowhaks dumped 340 chests overboard
Led to Coercive Acts
Edmund Burke
British politcal thinker
high position in Whig Party
Cato's Letters
wrote by John Trenchard and Thomas Gordon, commonwealthmen
series of essays 1720-1723
if Eng gov't corrupt then balanced constitution could not save ppl from tyranny
Thomas Chippendale
GB most famous furniture designer
work copied in colonies
Coercive Acts
aka Intolerable Acts
closed port of Boston until it paid for tea throw overboard
quartered troops in Boston
Common Sense
Thomas Paine
convinced many Amer to want independence
also said Amer could win the war
Commonwealthmen
radical publictists
cried out against political corruption
most famous John Trenchard and Thomas Gordon
Lord Cornwallis
British general
Est. base at Yorktown, VA
French cut him off at sea, Brit on land, forced to surrender
Declaration of Independence
Written by Thomas Jefferson
Passed on July 2nd at the 2nd Cont. Cong.
Was for the Amer independence from GB
Declaratory Act
1766
GB had sovereignty over colonies no matter what
ignored in celebration of repeal of Stamp Act
Jonathan Edwards
Congregational minister in Mass
sparked Great Awakening there
Bc of his preaching, brought many young ppl back to church
English Constiution
not formally written document
had 3 distinct parts; monarch, House of Lords, House of Commons
meant to end corruption, didnt work
Benjamin Franklin
regarded as genunine philosophe
many experiments, electricity
Albany Plan
General Gage
British general
apointed by Geogre III to be Mass new royal governor
rigorously enforced Brit laws in colonies
Thomas Gordon
one of most famous Commonwealthmen
publictist
helped write Cato's Letters
John Trenchard
one of most famous Commonwealthmen
publictist
helped write Cato's Letters
Commonwealthmen
radical publictists
cried out against political corruption
most famous John Trenchard and Thomas Gordon
Lord Cornwallis
British general
Est. base at Yorktown, VA
French cut him off at sea, Brit on land, forced to surrender
Declaration of Independence
Written by Thomas Jefferson
Passed on July 2nd at the 2nd Cont. Cong.
Was for the Amer independence from GB
Declaratory Act
1766
GB had sovereignty over colonies no matter what
ignored in celebration of repeal of Stamp Act
Jonathan Edwards
Congregational minister in Mass
sparked Great Awakening there
Bc of his preaching, brought many young ppl back to church
English Constiution
not formally written document
had 3 distinct parts; monarch, House of Lords, House of Commons
meant to end corruption, didnt work
Benjamin Franklin
regarded as genunine philosophe
many experiments, electricity
Albany Plan
General Gage
British general
apointed by Geogre III to be Mass new royal governor
rigorously enforced Brit laws in colonies
Thomas Gordon
one of most famous Commonwealthmen
publictist
helped write Cato's Letters
John Trenchard
one of most famous Commonwealthmen
publictist
helped write Cato's Letters
Commonwealthmen
radical publictists
cried out against political corruption
most famous John Trenchard and Thomas Gordon
Lord Cornwallis
British general
Est. base at Yorktown, VA
French cut him off at sea, Brit on land, forced to surrender
Declaration of Independence
Written by Thomas Jefferson
Passed on July 2nd at the 2nd Cont. Cong.
Was for the Amer independence from GB
Declaratory Act
1766
GB had sovereignty over colonies no matter what
ignored in celebration of repeal of Stamp Act
Jonathan Edwards
Congregational minister in Mass
sparked Great Awakening there
Bc of his preaching, brought many young ppl back to church
English Constiution
not formally written document
had 3 distinct parts; monarch, House of Lords, House of Commons
meant to end corruption, didnt work
Benjamin Franklin
regarded as genunine philosophe
many experiments, electricity
Albany Plan
General Gage
British general
apointed by Geogre III to be Mass new royal governor
rigorously enforced Brit laws in colonies
Thomas Gordon
one of most famous Commonwealthmen
publictist
helped write Cato's Letters
John Trenchard
one of most famous Commonwealthmen
publictist
helped write Cato's Letters