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Where do governments


get their power to make


laws that govern people?

The people they govern

When do people of a nation


have the right to change


their government by


abandoning a system they


don't like?

When the abuses become too much


and too destructive to the people

What are the 3 basic rights


to which all of us are entitled

Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of


happiness

"Common Sense" was written


for which group of people

Colonists

Who said, "I have not yet


begun to fight."

John Paul Jones

Who said, "The Redcoats


are coming! The Redcoats


are coming!"

Paul Revere

Who said, "I only regret


that I have but one life to


lose for my country."

Nathan Hale

He wrote "Common Sense"

Thomas Paine

He lead troops to the defeat


of the Hessians

George Washington

He was the leader of the


Green Mountain Boys

Ethan Allen

He was the African American


killed at Boston, Massachusetts

Crispus Attucks

He believed in the natural rights


of life, liberty, and ownership


of property

John Locke

The canons taken from ___


were placed on Dorchester


Heights and aimed at Boston

Fort Ticonderoga

He introduced the Resolution


of Independence to the


Second Continental Congress

Richard Henry Lee

He signed the Declaration


first & large enough for the


King of England to see it

John Hancock

This battle started the


American Revolution

Lexington and Concord

He wrote MOST of the


Declaration of Independence

Thomas Jefferson

This battle was marked by


the words, "Don't fire until


you see the whites of


their eyes."

Bunker Hill

This day is considered our


official Independence Day

July 4th

Jefferson stole the ideas


of Natural Rights from __

John Locke

This battle was marked by


a surprise attack on the


Hessians on Christmas Day;


Trenton

The Continental Army's


victory in this battle led to


the signing of the Treaty


of Paris

Yorktown

This treaty ended the


Revolutionary War

The Treaty of Paris

List 5 American Victories

Cowpens


Princeton


Saratoga


Trenton


Yorktown

List 2 British Victories

Bunker Hill


Long Island