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Ch. 5 Social Studies

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leader of the Continental Army and first President George Washington
leader of the Sons of Liberty and delegate of the Continental Congress Sam Adams
lawyer, the only one who would defend the British soldiers during the Boston Massacre, second President John Adams
instructed to take away the weapons of the Massachusetts militia and arrest the leaders of the colony's resistance movement,attacked by colonists in Lexington and Concord General Gage
member of the Sons of Liberty, alerts colonists that the Regulars are coming, created propaganda during the Boston Massacre Paul Revere
traitor, helps the Green Mountain Boys capture Fort Ticonderoga Benedict Arnold
leader of the Green Mountain Boys and captured Fort Ticonderoga Ethan Allen
British Minister of Finance and passed the writs of assistance to stop smuggling George Grenville
Boston lawyer, said "No taxation without representation!" James Otis
member of the Virginia House of Burgesses that pushed for the burgessess to take action against the Stamp Act and sign a resolution, member of the Continental Congress Patrick Henry
a member of the Continental Congress and the Pennsylvania Legislature, emissary to London during the Stamp Act Crisis Ben Franklin
President of the Second Continental Congress, ship owner and smuggler, and one of the wealthiest colonists John Hancock
wrote the rough draft of the Declaration of Independence, youngest member of the Continental Congress Thomas Jefferson
published a pamphlet called Common Sense that called for independence with England Thomas Paine
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