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US Ch.4

Chapter 4 US History

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Civilian soldiers from Massachusetts, usually ready in a minute or less. Minutemen
Declared the Colonies' loyalty to the King George III and said that the Colonists only wanted peace between them and England. The King refused Olive Branch Petition
Influential pro-independence pamphlet by Thomas Paine Common Sense
A direct tax on the Colonists that Britain eventually removed Stamp Act
A person who favored independence from Britain Patriot
Colonists who were in favor of the King and opposed independence Loyalist
The British taxed the Colonists on glass, lead, paints, paper and tea imported into the colonies Townshend Act
Is the imposition of direct military control of normal civilian functions of government Martial Law
Meant to punish the Massachusetts colonists for their defiance of throwing a large tea shipment into Boston Harbor in reaction to being taxed by the British Intolerable Acts
George Washington was named the leader of the Continental Army as a result Second Continental Congress
Washington attacked on Christmas and won a major victory for the colonists. As a result, the colonists moral boosted. Trenton
The British take over here, which is the place where you would find the most loyalists. New York
As a result of victory for the colonists, France decides to enter the war. Saratoga
Clash between British soldiers and Boston colonists in which 5 colonist were killed (Crispus Attucks) Boston Massacre
One of the groups set up by the colonists to exchange information about British threats to their liberties. Also used to manage colonial public opinion. Committees of Correspondence
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