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chapter 5 sec 3and4

social studies

QuestionAnswerUsage
militia groups of citizen soldiers the militia formed quick to fight the british
miniute men soldiers trained to fight on a miniutes notice minutemen were always ready to fight
loyalist those who chose to stay with britian loyalists refused to fight the british
patriots colonists who supported the war for independence patriots were ready to fight the British for independence
pention a formal request the congress sent a pention for peace
preamble an introduction the preamble of the declaration of independence states its pupose
continental congress the organization that focused on the american wants consited of all the colonies exepct georgia
john adams a massechests lawer part of the cont congress
john jay a lawer from new york part of cont congress
richard henry lee an outspoken defender of colonial rights part of cont congress
goerge washington an outspoken defender of colonial rights part of cont congress
paul revere a member of the sons of liberty rode through lexington announcing the british
second continental congress meeting of colonies after bunker hill battle dec of independence was written
continental army the army to fight against the british created the same way militias could created by the second continental congress
olive branch petition the formal request sent to george the III sent by the congress
thomas paine published a pamphlet called COMMON SENSE called for independence
common sense a pamphlet published by thomas paine called for independence
declaration of independence the draft that congress wrote called for independence, complained about the king, and claimed all men are created equalq
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