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Unit 2

Rev. war and Dec of Independence

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The Declaration of Independence: declared America's freedom from England
Which battle happened first? Battle of Lexington
Which event happened first? Boston Massacre
What is the 2 paragraphs of the Declaration of Independence called? The Preamble
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? Thomas Jefferson
Who was Crispus Attacks? The first man killed at the Boston Massacre
An American soldier that could be ready quickly was called a: Minuteman
The Declaration of Independence was signed at: Independence Hall
Where is Independence Hall located? Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Who was the King of England during the Revolutionary period? King George III
Colonists who refused to buy goods were said to be: Boycotting
The act that made colonists open their homes to British soldiers was the: Quartering Act
Inalienable Rights are given to us by: God
Another name for inalienable rights is: Natural rights
How many inalienable rights do we have? 3
What are our inalienable rights? life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
Another word for endowed is: Blessed
What is Paul Revere famous for? drawing the Boston Massacre picture
What happened after the Tea Act? Boston Tea Party
How many people died in the Boston Massacre? 5
What did the colonists yell? No taxation without representation!
What is an example of guerilla warfare? Hiding behind trees and rocks and firing your guns
What job did most Americans do BEFORE the American Revolution? Farmers
How did Americans terrorize British tax collectors? tarred and feathered, made them drink poisoned tea, hanged them
Hessian soldiers were: from Germany and fought for Britain
Hessian Soldiers famously fought at what battle? Battle of Trenton
Where did Americans dress up as Indians? Boston Tea Party
What battle is called the "turning point of the war" Battle of Saratoga
Who fired the first shots of the American Revolution? no one knows
What is the capital of New Jersey? Trenton
What battle was fought on Christmas night? Battle of Trenton
What river did Washington cross? The Delaware
What was the last battle of the war? Yorktown
What country helped the Americans defeat England? France
Who won the American Revolution? America
What was the American army called? Continentals
Put the battles in order: Lexington, Trenton, Saratoga, Yorktown
What side did the Minutemen fight for? American
In the Declaration of Independence the word OBVIOUS, can best be defined as: self-evident
what is the exact date of the signing of the Declaration of Independence? July 4th, 1776
The first 2 paragraphs of the Declaration of Independence is called the: Preamble
Hiding behind rocks is an example of: Guerilla Warfare
Who said: "These new duties make it impossible for us to do business!" Americans
Who said, "The tax burden we place on them is no greater than those placed upon our citizens at home." British
Who said, "If the settlers cross the Appalachians, bad relations with the Indians will continue, let the settlers stay home!" British
Who is "He" in the Declaration of Independence? King George the III
Define duties: taxes
Define Grievances: Complaints
How many grievances are there in the Declaration of Independence? 27
Who gives inalienable rights? God
Created by: rsweeney
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