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Unit 2

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Main tensions between Colonists and British (3) Taxation without Representation Trade Restrictions British interference in colonial affairs
When did the Boston Massacre happen? March 5, 1770
What caused the Boston Massacre? The fight over taxes and representation.
Effects of the Boston Massacre? Street fights between Bostonians and British officials.
What fueled the colonists to protest against acts passed by Parliament? The opposing reaction within the soldiers.
What book did Thomas Paine write? Common Sense
What did Thomas Paine claim in Common Sense? Colonists should demand independence.
Who were encouraged by Common Sense? What was encouraged? The colonists. To rebel and seek freedom from British rule.
What did Common Sense initiate and spread? Debate, presenting a solution to the invasive presence of British authority in their households.
Who is the Main Author of the Declaration of Independence? Thomas Jefferson
Four parts of the Declaration of Independence Preamble, Natural Rights, Grievances, Resolution of Independence
What are the Unalienable Rights? Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness
Grievances from the colonists Refused to pass laws, Violated the colonists' rights and freedoms
George Washington's role during the Revolutionary War Virginia delate, Main Author of DOI, Founding Father, Commander of the CC Army
First 2 of Major Battles? Lexington and Concord (April 1775) Battle of Bunker Hill (June 1775)
Second 2 of Major Battles? Battle of Trenton (December 1776) Battle of Saratoga (September-October 1777)
Last Major Battle? Battle of Yorktown (September-October 1781)
What did the Treaty of Paris do? Ended the American Revolution Recognized the U.S as an independent nation
When was the Treaty of Paris signed? September 3, 1783
Who was the first American killed in the Revolution? Crispus Attucks
How many people died in the Boston Massacre? 5
Created by: Beia Aria
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