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This man wrote the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson
This prohibited colonists from moving west of the Appalachian Mountains The Proclamation of 1763
Which act taxed almost all printed material in the colonies? The Stamp Act
First act, which tried to stop smuggling and start taxing. Colonists complained of "taxation without representation", but no real action was yet taken. The Sugar Act
American colonies were viewed by the King and Parliament as what? A source of funds (money)
What was presented by a British customs officer if he wanted to search a colonist's house? Writ of Assistance
Who wrote "Common Sense"? Thomas Paine
This act gave the British Parliament the right to tax and make decisions for the colonies "in all cases whatsoever" The Declaratory Act
What was the name of the group of colonists who DID NOT think unfair taxes was a good reason to for rebellion? Loyalists
The first shots of the Revolution at Lexington and Concord are now known as what? "The shot heard 'round the World"
The colonial leaders used the Boston Massacre as what? propaganda
Colonists decided to boycott British goods in order to take action against which act? The Stamp Act
What was the name of the document the colonists wrote as an expression of their desire for peace? Olive Branch Petition
AfTER which American victory did the French announce their support for the United States? Saratoga
What was the name of the group of colonists who WANTED to fight the British for American Independence? Patriots
The Patriots scored a victory at TRENTON on what night? Christmas night, 1776
What was the location where the Patriot forces endured a winter of terrible suffering from 1777-1778? Valley Forge
What was the name of the group of German soldiers who helped the Patriots with a goal of making money? The Hessians
Who became Washington's trusted aide? The French nobleman, the Marquis de Lafayette
What were the Americans who remained loyal to Great Britain called? Loyalists or Tories
After the American victory at Yorktown, King George agreed to do what? He agreed to give Americans their FREEDOM
These are the famous words of the Patriot, John Paul Jones... "I have not yet begun to fight!"
Who set up the Committees of Correspondence to help communication in the colonies over British actions? The Sons of Liberty
What did George Washington do after the war? He returned to his home at Mount Vernon
What is the FIRST section of the Declaration of Independence called? Preamble
What is the SECOND section of the Declaration of Independence called? Declaration of Rights
What is the third section of the Declaration of Independence called? List of Greivances
What is the fourth section of the Declaration of Independence called? Resolution
What was promised by the British in the Treaty of Paris? They would withdraw all troops from the American territory.
Act which required colonists to feed and house British Soldiers if requested Quartering Act
Tax on tea, glass, lead, paper, and paints Townshend Act
This act closed Boston Harbor and put military rule in charge of Massachusetts Intolerable Acts
King George thought this act would save his East India Company, satisfy the colonists, and get taxes from colonists. Tea Act
What group of was formed as a response to the Stamp Act? Sons of Liberty
Who was the hero at the Battle of Saratoga? Horatio Gates
Who was the first American to die in the Revolution? Crispus Attucks
Where did the British leader, Cornwallis, surrender? Yorktown
Who wrote the continental Army's first training manual? Friedrich von Steuben
American leader that fought Cornwallis through the Carolinas and into Yorktown. Nathanael Greene
Known as a traitor to America Benedict Arnold
Who helped to convince France to join the war? Benjamin Franklin
First leader of the Sons of Liberty Samuel Adams
What was George Washington in charge of during the war? The American forces
Where was the last battle of the American Revolution? Yorktown
In what year was the last battle of the American Revolution? 1781
Who was the King of France at the time of the American Revolution? King Louis XVI
What country was American colonists' most important ally during the Revolution? France
What country helped divert British forces by capturing their forts in Mobile? Spain
What prevented supplies and reinforcements from getting to the American coast? A British blockade of ships
After which battle did Washington know that his army could stand up to the British? The Battle of Monmouth
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