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Who was the author of Common Sense?

Thomas Pain

The date for the Boston Tea Party.

1773

The date of the Declaration of Independance.

1776

Date of the Treaty of Paris.

1783

Date of Saragota

1777

Year of the Second Continental Congress.

1775

Year of the Proclamation Line.

1763

Year of the First Continental Congress.

1774

Year of the Stamp Act Congress.

1765

Year of Yorktown.

1781

Who the the preacher of "Sinners in the hands of an angry God"?

Johnathan Edwards

African American Peot.

Phillis Wheatly

Who was the superintendent of finance for the Continental Congress?

Robert Morris

Who was the author of "Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania to the Inhabitants of the British Colonies"?

John Dickenson

Missionary to the Indians.

David Brainered

An English evangelist-

George Whitefield

Agreement that showed the spiritual decline of New England.

Halfway Covenant

Men who helped produce the Great Awakening. ( 2 people )

Johnathan Edwards, George Whitefield

What theory said that the colony exists for the benefit of the mother country.

Mercantilism

Whichs acts laid down the basic laws trade with the colonies from 1650 to 1696?

The Navagation Acts

Who spoke out against the Sugar Act?

Jame Otis

Who became the new Hanover King of England in 1760?

George III

Who is given credit for organizing the Sons of Liberty?

Samuel Adams

Which act prohibited settlement beyond the Appalachian Mountains?

Prodomation of 1773

Which act was so effectively boycotted that it was soon repealed?

Stamp Act

Which young Irishman defended the colonial cause in Parliment?

Edmund Barke

Which act forced the colonists to house British soldiers?

Bordering Act

Which act cut in half the tax on raw sugar?

Sugar Act

Who became the new Chancellor of the Exchequer and caused another crisis with the colonies?

Charles Townshend

Who was the leader of the Green Mountain Boys?

Ethan Allen

The "shot heard around the world" was fired at -

Lexington

Name three British generals.

Sir William Howe, Sir Henry Clinton, and John Burgoyne.

Riders who warned of the British advance on Lexington. ( 3 people )

William Dawes, Paul Revere, and Dr. Samuel Prescott.

Where did the First and Second Continental Congress meet?

Philadelphia

Which act stopped all trade with the colonies?

Prohibitory Act

General who won the Battle troops in Boston.

Thomas Gage

Prussian drillmaster -

Baron von Steuben

Polish Jew financier -

Haym Solomon

French aide to General Washington -

Marquis De Lafayette

Patriot who was hanged for spying.

Nathan Hale

General who conquered Philadelphia.

William Howe

Patriot who captured Fort Ticonderoga.

Ethan Allen

King George III hired German mercenaries called ______ to fight the colonists.

Hessians

General who surrendered to General Horatio Gates at Saratoga.

John Burgoyne

Where did General Washington and his troops camp during the winter of 1777-1778?

Valley Forge

Where did General Cornwallis surrender to General Washington at?

Yorktown, Virginia

Battle that was the turning point of the war.

Saratoga

What American war hero seized two forts along Stony Point, on the Hudson River.

Anthony Wayne

Who was the brave captain of the Bonhomme Richard?

John Paul Jones

Where did General Washington capture nearly a thousand Hessian troops on Christmas day in 1776.

Trenton

Who proposed the resolution for independence?

Richard Henry Lee

Who led the committee that drafted the Declaration of Independence?

Thomas Jefferson

Which European country became our best ally in the War for Independence?

France

Where do the British surrender to end the War for Independence?

Yorktown

Who captured the frontier outposts of Kaskaskia and Vincennes.

George Rogers Clark

Who was known as the "fighting Quaker"?

Nathanael Greene