Chapter 4

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Neolin

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an american indian

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pontiacs rebellion

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indians tried to take a fort

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procolamation of 1763

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helped protect the unionf

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sugar act

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raised taxes on sugar

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duty

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import tax

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stamp act

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tax on all printed matter

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nonimportation agreements

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promising not to buy or import british goods

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sons of liberty

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people who protested the stamp act

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samuel adams

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leader of the boston sons of liberty

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stamp act of congress

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informed the king of there dissatisfaction

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declaratory act

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asserted full power and authority of parlament to make laws

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townshead act

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placed import dutys on little things

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writs of assistance

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special search warrents

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quartering act

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said troops could live in there houses

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Boston Massacre

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where the british troops opened fire on an innoscent croud

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Geroge the third

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king of Britten in the 1700s

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Committee of Correspondence

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it keep the rest of the colony informed about everything

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Tea Act

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excused the company from paying certain dutys

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intolerable acts

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the laws that britten passed on the colonists

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Quebec Act

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gave quebecs boundry into the ohio river

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First continental congress

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a group that discussed grievences

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Patriots

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colonists that supported independence

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Paul Revere

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warned colonists of the attacking british

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minutemen

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members of the colonists militia

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second continental congress

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pushed for a constitution

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geroge washington

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commander of the colonies army

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william howe

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british commander

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battle of bunker hill

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first british and colonial war

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olive branch petition

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was a treaty sent to the king and rejected

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patrick henry

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a powerfull supporter of independence

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Thomas Paine

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a powerfull supporter of independence

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common sense

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stirred up public support for the revolution

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tea act

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an importation tax on tea

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richard henry lee

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introduced a resolution in the second continental congress

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declaration of independence

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the document that gave the colonies freedom

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thomas jefferson

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chair of the comittee

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abigail adams

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a woman

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loyalists

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opposed the declaration

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Thayendanegea

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an important mohawk chief

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battle of trenton

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where the colonists attacked the hessian camp

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charles cornwallis

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a british field commander

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guerilla warfare

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hit and run battles

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gentleman johnny" burgoyne

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british general

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battle of saratoga

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a american victory

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bernardo de gavez

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spain's governor of louisiana

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marquis de lafayette

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a nobleman that fought against the british

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geroge rogers clark

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secured the Illinois country`

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francis marion

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an officer of the continental army

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guerrilla warfare

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hit and run battles

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battle of yorktown

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where the british surrendered their weapons

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treaty of paris

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granted united states independence