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Who was George Washington Leader and Commander of the Continental Army
Who was John Adams Was the leader of the Patriots and was the lawyer who defended the British soldiers in the Boston Massacre
What does “NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION” mean? Colonists wanted representation in government
Which of the following is NOT a policy/act listed as a grievance in the Declaration of Independence Boston Tea Party
Who was Thomas Jefferson Wrote the DOI
What is the significance of the battle of Saratoga? Third Battle of the American Revolution, US won, turning point of the AR, France became US allies
What is a grievance? A complaint
What is the significance of Lexington and Concord? First Battle in the American Revolution, known as "The shot heard around the world"
What is the relationship between taxation and representation in the context of the American Revolution? Taxation and representation were closely linked
Who was Ben Franklin Created the Albany Plan during the French and Indian War, and was an inventor from Pennsylvania
What is the significance of the Winter at Valley Forge? training camp for the Continental Army, George Washington taught them how to be an actual army and they survived harsh conditions
What is the battle cry of the colonists? NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION
List the unalienable rights from the Declaration of Independence. Life, Liberty and the pursuit of happiness
Who was King George lll King of Britain during American Revolution
Which British policy/act is listed as a grievance in the Declaration of Independence for quartering large bodies of armed troops among the colonists? Quartering Act
Why did the colonists oppose the British policy/act of depriving them of the benefit of Trial by Jury? They believed it violated their rights as British citizens.
What is the significance of the Treaty of Paris? This ended the American Revolution, and Britain recognized the US as an independent country
What date was the Declaration of Independence? July 4, 1776
Who is the author of the Declaration of Independence? Thomas Jefferson
What is the significance of the battle of Bunker Hill? Second Battle of the American Revolution, US lost, because we ran out of ammunition but it gave us confidence
What is the significance of the Battle of Yorktown? Final Battle of the American Revolution. The US won, and the British surrendered ending the war.
What are unalienable rights or natural rights? Rights that government would not take away
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