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Pre-Rev Test

Pre-Revolutionary War test

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George Washington French & Indian War hero; Commander in Chief of Continental Army
Smuggling to bring goods into or out of a country illegally
Sam Adams Leader of Sons of Liberty
Crispus Attucks one of five people killed in Boston Massacre
Repeal to end or remove
Paul Revere alerted the Colonial militia that British forces were approaching
Boycott a form of protest where you refuse to buy something in order to force change
Militia part-time army
Patrick Henry "Give me liberty or give me death."
William Pitt British leader during the French & Indian War.
Stamp Act taxed printed material
Sons of Liberty group of radicals who wanted independence from Great Britain
Tories loyal to Great Britain
Patriots wanted independence
Albany Plan on Union Plan proposed by Ben Franklin to unite colonies during French and Indian War.
Lexington and Concord First Battle of Revolutionary War
Olive Branch Petition an attempt to repair relationship between England and the colonies
Ohio River Valley area of land that the French and Indian War was fought over
France country that lost most of its land in North America after the French & Indian War
Iroquois Native American nation that fought on the side of the British during the French and Indian War
Boston Massacre British soldiers killed colonial townspeople
Boston Tea Party protest by colonists
Quartering Act law that said colonists must house British soldiers
Writs of Assistance search warrants
Pontiac Ottawa War Chief who led a series of battles against the British in Ohio Country
"No taxation without Representation" slogan to oppose the taxes imposed on colonists by British parliament
Proclamation Line of 1763 Tried to stop colonists from moving west to prevent conflict between the colonists and Native Americans
Treaty of Paris agreement that ended the French & Indian War
Created by: Mrs. Zoeller
 

 



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