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Who were the Patriots? People against King George. Some Patriots formed a group called The Sons Of Liberty.
Who were Loyalists? People who agree with King George. The Loyalist were fine with paying the taxes.
Who were Minutemen? Coinest fighters. The Minutemen could get ready to fight in a minute.
Who was John Adams? First vice president. He was also the second president.
Who was Paul Revere? Wared the red coats are coming. He yelled the Red Coats are coming because he was British. But not for long.
What was the boston tea party? Colinist dumped tea. They dumped 30,000 crates of tea.
What was the boston massacare? British killed 5 colinest. Technically it was not a masacare.
What is the decalraiton of independence? A document written by Thomas Jefferson. The contitentle congress changed it before it was sent to King George.
Who was John Hancock? Had the first and largest signature. He claimed King George could see it without his glasses
Which colinies are the soulthren colines? They are Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Georgia. They are called the soulthren colines because they are to the soulth
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