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Unit 3a Exam Review

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These Acts impacted the American colonies in terms of trade and economic relations with Britain Navigation Acts
The British imposed taxes on the colonies to pay for this conflict The French and Indian War
By this action, Parliament claimed complete authority over the colonies The Declaratory Act
This required colonists to house and feed British soldiers The Quartering Act
This gathering showed that the Colonies could succeed if they worked together The Stamp Act Congress
Enlightenment thinker who had a powerful influence on the ideas in the Declaration of Independence John Locke
This group used tactics from boycotts to "tarring and feathering" The Sons of Liberty
The idea that the people give the government permission to govern Social Contract
English Legislative body made up of a House of Commons and a House of Lords Parliament
Rights that people have because they are human; not given by the government Natural Rights
The rights of people should be "obvious". What term does the Declaration of Independence use for "obvious"? Self-Evident
Natural rights cannot be taken away. What term does the Declaration of Independence use for this? Unalienable
According to John Locke, a government cannot rule unless it is given permission by the people. What term does the Declaration of Independence use for this? Consent of the Governed
The Enlightenment focused on the ability to think and make judgements. What is this ability called? Reason
A tax on imported goods Tariff
English king who supported taxation of the colonies King George III
Punished colonists in Boston for rebellious actions Coercive Acts
Event when the Sons of Liberty dumped crates into the harbor Boston Tea Party
Founding Father, who was later elected President, wrote about the natural rights and liberties of citizens Thomas Jefferson
These groups organized resistance throughout all the colonies Committees of Correspondence
According to John Locke, the role of government is to protect what? Property/Liberties of citizens
The Declaration of Independence was signed on this date July 4, 1776
He was the first person killed in the Boston Massacre Crispus Attucks
The purpose of the Declaration of Independence To give the reasons for seeking independence
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