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american revolution

social studies 2014 final

TermDefinition
ethan alllen leader of the green mountain boys
Bennidict Arnold american who tried to sell West Point to the brittish
john burgoyne brittish general, "gentelmen Johnny", defeated in the battle of Saratoga
john hancock first to sign the deceloration of independence
patrick henry partiot-- "give me liberty of give me death"
hessians german mercenaries-- helped the brittish
thomas jefferson uthor of the declaration of independence-- presidant of the US
john paul jones american naval leader-- "i have not yet begun to fight"
marquois de lafyette a frenchman who assisted the US in the wae
loyalists people who supported england durring the revolution
mercenaries hired soldgers
minnute men men who would be ready to fight for america at a minnutes notice
thomas paine wrote "common sence", urging patriots to separate from england
patriots people who wanted the colonies to be free
rebel name for people who rebelled against england's rule
red coats another name for brittish soldiers
paul revere made the famous ride saying "the brittish are comming" to alert the americans
baron von steuben trained washingtons troops at valley forge
George washington general of the continental army and the first president of the US
patrick henry says... "give me liberty or give me death"
james otis says... "no taxation without representation"
comittee of corrispondence keeps new england colonies informed by a series of letters
continental army the american army
sons of liberty a secret group organised in boston that protested acts-- sam adams
mississippi river the western boundry of the US
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