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Road to Revolution 2

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A line drawn at the Appalachian Mountains. Settlements west of the line were outlawed. Proclamation Act of 1763
Money that is owed debt
a contribution to the state revenue tax
A war fought in the Ohio River Valley over land. French and Indian War
This president gained fame in during the French & Indian War George Washington
This document brought an end to the Seven Years´ war Treaty of Paris
This British policy ended in 1763 along with the end of the war. Salutary Neglect
What were the results of the Treaty of Paris? End to French power in North America England gains land
This French fort was built near present day Pittsburgh in 1754 Fort Duquesne
a tax on paper products stamp act
a tax on molasses sugar act
a tax on paint, tea, glass, lead, paper Townshend Acts
a law that required colonists to house and supply British soldiers Quartering Act
a group of colonists who organized protests against the British Sons of Liberty
No taxation without _______________ Representation
a refusal to buy British goods boycott
Someone who supported the British and wanted to remain under British Control Loyalists
Someone who wanted independence from England Patriot
In protest to the Tea Tax, colonists dressed as Indians dumped tea into the harbor Boston Tea Party
England's Response to the Boston Tea Party - 4 laws designed to punish the colonists Intolerable Acts
1st Continental Congress decided these 3 things 1. send a letter to King George, 2. continue the boycott until the Intolerable acts were lifted 3. establish a militia
an untrained civilian army militia
the first battles of the American Revolution took place here Lexington & Concord, Massachusetts
Redcoats planned a surprise attack to do what? Take back cannons and gunpowder stolen by the Militia
Significance of the battles at Lexington and Concord? 1. an untrained militia defeated a world superpower 2. the war had begun
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