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Georgia History

chapter 11

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James Wright GA's longest serving royal governor
Paul Revere warned the colonist about the British soldiers
Thomas Paine published and wrote "Common Sense" which encouraged colonist to seek independence
George Washington made commander of the Continental Army
Noble Wimberly Jones elected Speaker of the Commons House of Assembly
Thomas Jefferson primary writer of the Declaration of Independence
Commons House of Assembly legislative body of GA's government
Minutemen a citizen army ready to fight in 60 seconds (or quickly)
Loyalists group of people who supported the King and didn't want to break away from England
Patriots group of people who opposed the King and wanted to break away from England
Neutrals group of people who disagreed with Great Britain and the rules but didn't want to pull away
Sons of Liberty formed opposition group because of the Stamp Act
Ohio River Valley land they fought over in the French and Indian War
Repeal cancel or do away with
Boycott refusing to buy something (or sell)
Smuggle import things illegaly
Boston Massacre first bloodshed of the American Revolution (Revolt)
Proclamation of 1763 prevented the colonist from going past the Appalachion Mountains
Purpose of the Declaration of Independence to break ties with Great Britian
What were the Intolerable Acts (Coercive Acts)? put in place as a result of the Boston Tea Party; closed the harbor
How did Georgia benefit from the French and Indian War? extended land to Mississippi River
"Shot Heard Around the World" gunfire exchanged at Lexington
"No Taxation Without Representation" rallying cry for the colonist
Treaty of Paris ended the French and Indian War
Three Georgia signers of the Declaration of Independence: Hall, Walton, and Gwinnett
Date the Declaration of Independence was printed and signed: July 4th, 1776
Boston Tea Party the most famous tea protest ever
Only colony that didn't go to the First Continental Congress Georgia
Seven Years War French and Indian War
What was Georgia not anti-Britian? they were the youngest colony and thought they still needed Britain's support
How does the French and Indian War connect to the American Revolution? the colonist were getting taxed (war dept ), the Proclamation of 1776, and "No Taxation Without Representation"
How did Great Britain winning the French and Indian War contribute to problems between the Indians and colonist? colonist moved onto Indians land and Indians got mad
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