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History ch10

vocabulary

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taxes money that people pay to help run their government
lobsterbacks name for a British soldier
redcoat name for a British soldier
King George III King of England during American War for Independence
Crispus Attucks black patriot killed during the Boston Massacre
Minutemen colonists ready to fight in a minute
Patrick Henry quote "Give me liberty, or give me death."
Patriot wanted to be freed from England's rule
Torie loyal to England
Paul Revere famous American silversmith, warned the colonists that the British were coming
John Hancock President of the 2nd Continental Congress
delta land deposited at the mouth of a river
a narrow, man-made channel of water that joins other bodies of water canal
the place where a river begins source
an inland body of water lake
Stamp Act a law that said various kinds of paper had to have a stamp placed on them. This was a tax imposed on the colonists.
representatives individuals chosen by the people to make decisions for them
Hessians German soldiers hired by the British to fight against American colonists
Boston Massacre fight between angry colonists and British soldiers in which several colonists were killed
Boston Tea Party a protest by American colonists who dumped over 300 chests of British tea into Boston Harbor
Ethan Allen a patriot who led the "Green Mountain boys" and took Ft. Ticonderoga from the British
Lexington and Concord where the War for Independence began
Betsy Ross According to legend; stitched the first American flag with stars and stripes
Nathan Hale brave American spy executed by the British.
General Cornwallis leader of the British army who surrendered to George Washington at the end of the war
George Washington commander of the American troops during the War for Independence
George Rogers Clark captured 3 forts from the British, which helped secure the Northwest Territory for America
Battle of Saratoga turning point of the War for Independence
Valley Forge where the Continental Army spent a harsh winter
Bunker Hill where Americans proved they could fight the British
Yorktown Where the British surrendered to the Americans
Trenton The Continental Army defeated the Hessians here on Christmas
John Paul Jones quote "I have not yet begun to fight"
Nathan Hale quote "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country."
Paul Revere quote "The British are coming! The British are coming!"
George Washington quote "We have, therefore, to resolve to conquer or to die."
channel a deep, narrow body of water connecting two larger bodies of water
gulf part of an ocean that reaches into the land
Declaration of Independence a document that stated why the colonists wanted their freedom. signed by John Hancock on July 4, 1776
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