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American Revolution

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What group believed they had control over the colonies? Parliament
What group did the colonists believe should have control over the colonies? Local assemblies
What group believed that they had the right to tax the colonies? Parliament
What did colonists believe about Parliament taxing? No taxation without representation
This group wanted independence from Great Britian. Patriots
This group was loyal to King George III and Parliament. Loyalists
This group took no sides. Neutrals
When was the Declaration of Independence written? 1776
Who was the main author of the Declaration of Independence? Thomas Jefferson
According to the Declaration of Independence, the government belongs to who? the people
What are the certain rights all people have according to the Declaration of Independence? life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
Who was the Virginia Governor appointed by the King that said that enslaved people who joined the British would get their freedom? Lord Dunmore
Who took on more responsibilities as men went off to war? women
Who was the Commander and Chief of the Continental Army? George Washington
Who provided military leadership to the colonists during the war? George Washington
Who wrote the Virginia Declaration of Rights? George Mason
Who helped write the Virginia Constitution and is known as the Father of the Constitution? James Madison
Who inspired patriots with his "Give me liberty or give me death speech?" Patrick Henry
Who was an enslaved African American that served as a spy for the Continental Army? James Armistead Lafayette
Who was the enslaved African American that won his freedom after the war? James Armistead Lafayette
Name Virginia's Capitals in Order (1st, 2nd, and 3rd) Jamestown, Williamsburg, and Richmond
Why was the capital moved to Richmond? People were moving westward.
Why was the capital moved to Richmond? It was a central location.
Why was the capital moved to Richmond? It increased distance to protect from sea attacks of British.
Why was the Battle of Yorktown important? It was the last battle and was won by the Continental Army.
Who helped the Continental Army win the Battle of Yorktown? Marquis de Lafayette
Who was the French nobleman who helped the Continental Army win at the Battle of Yorktown? Marquis de Lafayette
What body of water was Yorktown fought on? York River
What year did the Continental Army win at Yorktown? 1781
What year was the Treaty of Paris signed, ending the war? 1783
What was the Treaty of Paris? It ended the war and recognized the United States as its own country.
What year was the capital city moved to Richmond? 1780
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