American Revolution

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King William's War
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-The French, England, and American Indian allies
-The first War of the French and Indian War
-In 1689-97
-War was handled in colonies of Canada, Acadia, and New England
-Edmund Andros formed an alliance crew towards their allies colonies, in the French settlements

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Queen Anne's War
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-Between the French, English, and some Spaniards
-The second war fought of the French and Indian War
-1702–13
-They fought in North America
-Spain attacked Charleston, South Carolina

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Peace of Utrecht
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-Representatives, Louis XIV of France and Philip V of Spain with Queen Anne of Great Britain, the Duke of Savoy, and the United Provinces
-A peace treaty signed in a Dutch city
-March and April 1713
-In a Dutch city of Utrecht
-Helped end the War of the Spanish Succession,

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War of Jenkin’s Ear
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-between Great Britain and Spain
-Incidents and other effectives
-1739 to 1748
-Fought in South America
-To not let the Spanish sell slaves in South America

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Paxton Boys
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-Scottish-Irish men on the frontier
-They formed a group to specifically battle against the Native Americans
-On December 14, 1763, about fifty Paxton boys marched to -Millersville, PA,
-To attack all Natives

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Patrick Henry
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-first Governor of Virginia
-He is famous for the "Give me Liberty or give me Death" speech
-He was born in May 29, 1736, governor 1776 to 1779
-Virginia
-He was know for being into the Historic rights

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SONS OF LIBERTY
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-American Patriots, colonists
-They organized the thirteen colonies in the American Revolution
-American Revolution
-Throughout the thirteen colonies
-They offended many of the British landmarks

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Daughters of Liberty
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-colonial women
-Women who are willing to stand up and participate in Boycotts for rights
-1774, convinced the Continental Congress to boycott British goods
-Colonial America
-To stand for women rights

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Grenville's Program
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-a program to help unit laws

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Crispus Attucks
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-An African American and Native American
-He was murdered in the Boston Massacre
-March 5, 1770, died
-From Massachusetts, Boston
-He was the one victim that was known for being involved in the Massacre, also for being a heroic American man

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John Adams
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-An American politician and second president
-known for being one of the influential founding fathers of the U.S.
-1789–1797
-delegate in Massachusetts Continental congress
-played a leading role in the Declaration of Independece

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Carolina Regulators
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