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50 Cards in this Set
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The site of the 1st continental congress...
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Philidelphia, Pennsylvania
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Pamphlet advocating colonial independence
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Common Sense
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Supporter of Parliament and Puritans during the civil war...
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Round Heads
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Supporter of Charles I
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Cavaliers
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Made church of England state religion
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Claredon Code
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Site of 1770 massacre
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Boston, MA
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Merry Monarch
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King Charles II
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Aimed at keeping James II from throne
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exclusion bill
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Received olive branch petition
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king George III
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Paul rever's partner
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William Dawes
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Brought William III to power
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Glorious Revolution
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Scotish agreement to preserve brittish Rights
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National covenent
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site of brittish army surrender
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York Town
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Married daughter of James II
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William or Orange
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Archbishop of Canterbury
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William Laud
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Wig leader, and advisor to George I
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Sir Robert Walpole
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Brittish march to concord
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lexington
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Created to limit the power of Charles I
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Petition of Right
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Angered colonists by enforcing acts
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George Grenville
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Attempt at peaceful compromise with great brittain
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Olive Branch Petition
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Patrick Henry was a congressional delegate from
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Virginia
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By getting England throne King James I was king of
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Scotland
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agreement bound american states together from 1781-1787 was
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articles of confederation
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according to _______ person cant be held in jail w/o just cause
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Habeas Corpus
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Leader of parliament's forces during civil war was
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Oliver Cromwell
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Birth of son to james II prompted fear in English parliament of continued
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catholic rule
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_______ in 1707 united england and scotland
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act of union
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in return for approving additional taxes parliament demanded charles I sign the ____
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petition of right
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the brittish responded to Boston Tea party by passing the _________
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Intolerable acts
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________ refers to the exodus of puritans to the American colonies
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Great migration
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1779 american side in revolutionary war was joined by a new ally ____
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spain
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author of declaration of independence was
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thomas jefferson
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restoration began when _________ became king
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Charles I
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Brittish parliament reasserted right to pass laws governing colonies with the
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declaratory act
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1640, scots had gone to war rather than accept Charles I attempt to ________________
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influence calvanist religious practice
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during reign of Charles II the arts and sciences ________
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Received royal support
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factor motivating Ireland's rebellion against england in 1641 was ________
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anger at the practice of seizing Irish land for english settlers
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Great brittain recognized american colonies as ________in 1783
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independent nation
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england declared _________ after the defeat of _______
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commonwealth, charles I
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_______of 1765 required payment of direct tax on all printed material
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stamp act
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group in english parliament that tried to keep James II from becoming king was
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whigs
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april 19 1775, brittish troops were sent to concord in order to________
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confiscate colonists military supplies
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James I belief in ______brought him into conflict with english parliament
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divine right
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Restoration gave england a ________
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constitutional monarchy
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supporters of parliamend during english civil war were
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roundheads
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____________ disputes over land claims and fur trading rights
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French and Indian war
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Many puritans left england because _________
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of oppressive policies of James I and Charles I
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Declaration of independence was greatly influenced by _____________
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John Locke's concept of social contract
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Intolerable acts were brittish response to the ________
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Boston Tea Party
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_________ were brittish response to the Boston Tea Party
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Intolerable Acts
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