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Road to Revolution

TermDefinition
George Washington Commander of the Patriot Army
Valley Forge Crisis for Washington's Army; wintertime;soldiers trained by French
Colonial one who settles in a new region
boycott stop buying goods
Opposition being against
Parliament law making group in England/Britain
Legislature group that makes laws
Representatives represent people in government
Economic Policy plan for money
Loyalist faithful to Britain and the King
Patriot one who loved America
Grievances caomplaint against the king
unalienable Rights not able to be taken away; born with it
Imposed forcing something
Thomas Jefferson author of the Declaration of Independence
Crispus Attucks first colonist to die ; Boston Massacre
Battle of Yorktown British Surrender; Revolutionary War ends
Battle of Saratoga Turning point of the war; secured supplies and support from the French
Battle of Lexington & Concord British looking for Patriot military supplies
Boston Tea Party Patriots threw British tea into Boston Harbor; England responded with Intolerable Acts
Lafayette Frenchman who trained Patriot soldiers
Proclamation 1763 imposed limits on westward expansion; cannot move beyond Appalachian Mountains
No taxation without representation slogan chanted by colonists against the king; colonists had no representatives in British Parliament
Stamp Act tax on paper goods; damaged relationship between colonist and England
French and Indian War war over land; England had a lot of debt at the end of the war; taxation was the answer
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