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Thomas Paine
British thinker who moved to America; strongly disliked Britain and its societies, published Common Sense and set American Revolution into action
George Washington
Appointed by the Continental Congress to lead the American army against the British
Thomas Jefferson
Wrote the "Declaration of Rights and Grievances" as well as the "Declaration of Independence"
Quebec Act
Parliamentary act to please and prevent French Canadian unrest by allowing its people to keep their borders, language, religion, culture, etc. Angered Americans who saw it as outrageously pro-French and pro-Catholic
Stamp Act
British tax for a stamp/seal on legal documents, etc. Angered American colonists
Common Sense
Written by Thomas Paine, helped spread revolutionary feelings across the American colonies
Continental Congress
American self-appointed, self-governing group during the American Revolution
Declaration of Independence
Epitomized Enlightenment ideals and philosophies, would be a model for all other democratic revolutions
Battle of Saratoga
Battle that won over French public support for the American revolutionaries