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Unit 4 Study Stack

Unit 4 Test Review: American Revolution

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Where did the French want to build forts along due to beaver fur trading? Ohio River Valley
What war began over land disputes on the Ohio River Valley? French and Indian War/Seven Years War
What does the phrase "give me liberty or give me death" mean? freedom is worthy dying for
Why was Patrick Henry's speech impactful for the American cause? encouraged soldiers to keep fighting for freedom
Which 3 rights did John Locke believe all colonists are guaranteed? life, liberty, and property
How was Thomas Paine's "Common Sense" motivational for the colonists? motivated them to earn their independence and create their own government
Why did the British want to introduce different acts/taxes to the colonies? They were in debt from the French and Indian War
Why did most colonists object to the Stamp Act of 1765? No taxation without representation
What are TWO outcomes of the Boston Massacre? distrust between colonists and boycott of British goods
What is tryanny? cruel and oppressive government rule
Why would tyranny affect the colonists' decision to fight in the American Revolution? they don't want to be under British control anymore
Why is Valley Forge an important event in the American Revolution? showed troops' commitment to the cause
Why did France choose to support the Continental Army after the Battle of Saratoga? believed colonists had a better chance of winning after the British surrendered
During the Battle of Yorktown, what were the TWO places colonists could now attack, thanks to the French alliance? Land and Sea (Water)
Which piece of legislation ended the American Revolution? Treaty of Paris 1783
What geographic feature created a western border for the newly formed United States? Mississippi River
What political effect the Treaty of Paris have on the new United States? recognized the USA has its own nation
What was the colonists' perspective of the British government after the Intolerable Acts were passed? colonists felt they had NO rights AND were being treaty poorly
According to Abigail Adams, how did women view the laws that were being enforced by the British? they didn't want to follow laws without being represented
According to John Locke's "Enlightenment" and the "Declaration of Independence", what should citizens do when rights are not provided for them? overthrow those in power
What is a Patriot? someone who wants to fight for freedom
What is a Loyalist? someone who is loyal to Great Britain
Which battle brought Louisiana into the Revolutionary War? Battle of Baton Rouge
What was the result of the Battle of Baton Rouge? Ended British control in Louisiana
How could you determine if a spy was successful in the Revolutionary War? if they didn't get caught
What is a geographic advantage the Continental Army had over the British? knowledge of the land
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