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CH5 Review

DMS U.S. History CH5 Review McGraw-Hill

QuestionAnswer
writs of assistance legal document permitting searches
Loyalist person loyal to the king
Paul Revere shouted “The British are coming”
Crispis Attucks victim in the Boston Massacre
Coercive Acts closed Boston Harbor
Stamp Act taxed most printed materials
List of Natural Rights listed the rights of citizens
John Hancock first to sign the Declaration of Independence
Thomas Paine wrote Common Sense
Proclamation of 1763 prohibited colonists from moving west of Appalachian Mountains
Sugar Act British government attempted to stop smuggling of molasses
Ethan Allen led the Green Mountain Boys
George III opposed any compromise with the American colonists
Abigail Adams wanted increased rights for women
Thomas Jefferson main author of the Declaration of Independence
Townshend Acts taxed imported goods to the colonies
Daughters of Liberty protested the Townshend Acts
Paul Revere’s engraving increased anti
Boston Tea Party dramatic act of defiance by Sons of Liberty and Patriots
George III said that “blows must decide” who would rule America
William Dawes warned John Hancock that the British were coming
Battle of Bunker Hill the British learned that defeating the colonists would not be easy
Olive Branch Petition asked the king to protect the colonists’ rights
Benedict Arnold led an American attack on Quebec
George Washington commander of the Continental Army
Second Continental Congress governed the colonies
Boston Massacre used as propaganda against the British
Lexington and Concord refers to the shot heard “round the world”
Loyalists colonists who did not consider unfair taxes a good reason for rebellion
Patriots colonists who were determined to fight the British for independence
Olive Branch Petition colonists expressed their desire for peace
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