3rd grade chapter 5 social Studies
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| What is the name of the document that declared America would be independent? | Declaration Of Independence
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| When people fight to replace one government with another (p. 115) | revolution
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| Money the government collects from people (p.115) | tax
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| People who act or speak for a larger group (p. 115) | representatives
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| When people stop buying a product to protest something (p. 116) | boycott
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| A word that means something is unfair and should not be allowed (p. 117) | intolerable
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| A group of representatives who meet to work out a problem. (p. 117) | congress
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| Freedom (p. 117) | Independence
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| Colonists who wanted to break away from England and rule themselves (p. 117) | Patriots
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| Colonists who stayed loyal to England (p. 117) | Loyalists
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| A set of written laws(P.120) | constitution
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| Big guns that can shoot large shells and balls across long distances.(p.120) | cannons
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| To give up (p. 121) | surrender
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| A long rod used to push cannonballs into a cannon (p. 121) | rammer
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| An Announcement(p. 122) | declaration
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| An agreement or promise (p. 124) | oath
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| A group of ships that block other ships from sailing in and out of a harbor. The British soldiers set up one of these in Charleston harbor.(p. 124) | blockade
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| Someone who acts against his country (p.124) | traitor
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| Giving your enemy the chance to surrender or give up (p.124) | quarter
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| A group of men who fight together (p. 125) | militia
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| To plan to cause harm (p. 127) | threaten
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| brave (p.131) | heroic
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| A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides (p.133) | peninsula
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| A hero called the Gamecock because he fought so fiercely (p.125) | Thomas Sumter
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| A hero called the Swamp Fox because he traveled through swamps, attacking the British at night and then disappearing(p.126) | Francis Marion
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| A hero wo helped Daniel Morgan lead a group of Patriots in the Battle of Cowpens and helped win the Battle of Fort Moultrie. He was called the Wizard Owl. | Andrew Pickens
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| The only U.S. President born in SC. He was 13 when he helped a Patriot militia. (p.132) | Andrew Jackson
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| The British taxed many everyday things without letting the colonists ___________ on these taxes. (p.115) | vote
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| The colonists protested the taxes by boycotting the products that were taxed and by _____________ the English tea into the harbor. (p.116) | dumping
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| The British the colonists for the Boston Tea Party by closing ______________ _______________ and by taking away power from the colonist leaders in Massachusetts.(p.117) | Boston Harbor
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| The thirteen colonies decided to meet together to discuss their problems with the British. The meeting was called the ________ __________ ___________. (p.117) | First Continental Congress
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| The backcountry settlers were not worried about taxes on everyday things. They needed help to protect their homes from the _____________ ______________.(p.119) | Native Americans
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| Backcountry settlers wanted leaders of the colony to set up courts and _______ to stop the people doing crimes.(p.119) | jails
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| Backcountry settlers wanted ___________ to be built for their children.(p.119) | schools
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| At the Battle of Fort Moultrie the British had to give up because the British cannonballs bounced off the soft ___________ logs that made up the walls of the fort. (p.121) | palmetto
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| The Declaration of Independence explained to the whole world the _________ why the colonists wanted to be free.(p.122) | reasons
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| When the people of Charlestown heard about the Declaration of Independence they held a big celebration and the Patriots _________ through town. (p.123) | paraded
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