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21 Cards in this Set

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A meeting people have to discuss ideas or problems is a
congress
Great Britain tried to raise money in the American colonies by demanding
new taxes
When the colonies had their first Continental congress, Pennsylvania sent 7
representatives
Patriots were
against the unfair control of the colonies
As a result of the Second Continental Congress
the Declaration of Independence was written
At first, George Washington's army was
small and poorly trained
In 1777, British troops captured
Philadelphia
Washington's troops suffered through a cold, hard winter in
Valley Forge
In 1778, the American army received help from
France
British General Cornwallis surrendered after the Battle of
Yorktown
Pennsylvania played an important part in the Revolutionary War and is sometimes called the
Keystone State
A regiment is a part of
an army
The British and the Americans signed the Treaty of Paris in
1783
At the Constitutional Convention, Benjamin Franklin led the group from
Pennsylvania
When our country's constitution was written, the United States had
13 states
Philadelphia was the capital of the United States until
1800
Pittsburgh grew up in the area around
Fort Pitt
The Whiskey Rebellion took place because farmers were angry about
a United States tax on whiskey
Oliver Hazard Perry defeated the British on Lake
Erie
In 1814, Absalom Jones and Richard Allen gathered citizens to defend
Philadelphia
Why did Washington choose to have his troops spend the winter at Valley Forge?
It was close to Philadelphia and he could keep the British from moving farther north.