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56 Cards in this Set
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Who was the author of Common Sense? |
Thomas Pain |
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The date for the Boston Tea Party. |
1773 |
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The date of the Declaration of Independance. |
1776 |
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Date of the Treaty of Paris. |
1783 |
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Date of Saragota |
1777 |
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Year of the Second Continental Congress. |
1775 |
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Year of the Proclamation Line. |
1763 |
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Year of the First Continental Congress. |
1774 |
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Year of the Stamp Act Congress. |
1765 |
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Year of Yorktown. |
1781 |
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Who the the preacher of "Sinners in the hands of an angry God"? |
Johnathan Edwards |
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African American Peot. |
Phillis Wheatly |
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Who was the superintendent of finance for the Continental Congress? |
Robert Morris |
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Who was the author of "Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania to the Inhabitants of the British Colonies"? |
John Dickenson |
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Missionary to the Indians. |
David Brainered |
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An English evangelist- |
George Whitefield |
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Agreement that showed the spiritual decline of New England. |
Halfway Covenant |
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Men who helped produce the Great Awakening. ( 2 people ) |
Johnathan Edwards, George Whitefield |
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What theory said that the colony exists for the benefit of the mother country. |
Mercantilism |
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Whichs acts laid down the basic laws trade with the colonies from 1650 to 1696? |
The Navagation Acts |
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Who spoke out against the Sugar Act? |
Jame Otis |
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Who became the new Hanover King of England in 1760? |
George III |
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Who is given credit for organizing the Sons of Liberty? |
Samuel Adams |
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Which act prohibited settlement beyond the Appalachian Mountains? |
Prodomation of 1773 |
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Which act was so effectively boycotted that it was soon repealed? |
Stamp Act |
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Which young Irishman defended the colonial cause in Parliment? |
Edmund Barke |
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Which act forced the colonists to house British soldiers? |
Bordering Act |
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Which act cut in half the tax on raw sugar? |
Sugar Act |
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Who became the new Chancellor of the Exchequer and caused another crisis with the colonies? |
Charles Townshend |
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Who was the leader of the Green Mountain Boys? |
Ethan Allen |
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The "shot heard around the world" was fired at - |
Lexington |
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Name three British generals. |
Sir William Howe, Sir Henry Clinton, and John Burgoyne. |
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Riders who warned of the British advance on Lexington. ( 3 people ) |
William Dawes, Paul Revere, and Dr. Samuel Prescott. |
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Where did the First and Second Continental Congress meet? |
Philadelphia |
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Which act stopped all trade with the colonies? |
Prohibitory Act |
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General who won the Battle troops in Boston. |
Thomas Gage |
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Prussian drillmaster - |
Baron von Steuben |
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Polish Jew financier - |
Haym Solomon |
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French aide to General Washington - |
Marquis De Lafayette |
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Patriot who was hanged for spying. |
Nathan Hale |
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General who conquered Philadelphia. |
William Howe |
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Patriot who captured Fort Ticonderoga. |
Ethan Allen |
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King George III hired German mercenaries called ______ to fight the colonists. |
Hessians |
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General who surrendered to General Horatio Gates at Saratoga. |
John Burgoyne |
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Where did General Washington and his troops camp during the winter of 1777-1778? |
Valley Forge |
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Where did General Cornwallis surrender to General Washington at? |
Yorktown, Virginia |
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Battle that was the turning point of the war. |
Saratoga |
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What American war hero seized two forts along Stony Point, on the Hudson River. |
Anthony Wayne |
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Who was the brave captain of the Bonhomme Richard? |
John Paul Jones |
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Where did General Washington capture nearly a thousand Hessian troops on Christmas day in 1776. |
Trenton |
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Who proposed the resolution for independence? |
Richard Henry Lee |
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Who led the committee that drafted the Declaration of Independence? |
Thomas Jefferson |
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Which European country became our best ally in the War for Independence? |
France |
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Where do the British surrender to end the War for Independence? |
Yorktown |
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Who captured the frontier outposts of Kaskaskia and Vincennes. |
George Rogers Clark |
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Who was known as the "fighting Quaker"? |
Nathanael Greene |