Revolution

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Patrick Henry

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Delegate from Virginia

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On the list of 10 resolutions

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the right to life, liberty, and property

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The first battle of the Revolution

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Lexington

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The Second Continental Congress

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far from unified but were open to compromise

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Loyalists

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Colonists that chose the side of the British

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Thomas Paine's Common Sense

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Inspired colonists to draft the Declaration

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What battle made colonists get the support of France and Spain

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Battle of Saratoga

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Significance of Yorktown

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Last major battle of the Revolution

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Result of the First Continental Congress

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The Declaration of Rights was declared

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British Officer at Yorktown

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Charles Cornwallis

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British troops

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Redcoats

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Sided with British

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Native Americans

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True or false

Land west of the 13 colonies was given to France after the Treaty of Paris

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False

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The main issue debated during the second

Continental Congress was whether foreign allies would be beneficial.

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False

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Thomas Jefferson felt the colonists that the right to bread away from Britain because he did not believe in social contract.

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False

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The Declaration did not address the rights of

Native Americans

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True

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The rejection of the Olive Branch led to the meeting of the First Continental Congress.

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False

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African Americans signed on with the British because they were promised their freedom.

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True

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The Battle of Trenton was different from previous battles because the Patriots went on the offensive.

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True

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Bernardo de Galvez was one of the mercenaries hired by the Patriots.

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False