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American Revolution

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The __________________________ was a massive conflict that left England with a staggering amount of debt. French and Indian War
To pay back this money, King George III and Parliament imposed the __________________________, which taxed paper goods like newspapers and playing cards. Stamp Act
The Stamp Act had an unintended consequence: it actually __________________________ the thirteen colonies against England. united
Colonists were angry because they had no "voice" in the British government; they used the famous slogan: "No __________________________ without __________________________." taxation/representation
A secret group called the __________________________ was formed to organize protests against British laws. Sons of Liberty
One common method of protest was for colonists to burn __________________________ (likenesses) of tax collectors. effigies
During the __________________________, colonists disguised themselves and dumped chests of tea into the harbor to protest unfair taxes. Boston Tea Party
In 1774, the __________________________ met in Philadelphia to discuss problems with England. First Continental Congress
By the time the Second Continental Congress met, leaders decided the colonies should become an __________________________ nation. independent
The primary purpose of government, according to the Declaration of Independence, is to protect the __________________________ of the people. natural rights
__________________________ was the main author of the Declaration of Independence. Thomas Jefferson
__________________________ served as the Commander in Chief of the Continental Army. George Washington
__________________________ was a famous inventor and scientist who helped create the Declaration. Benjamin Franklin
__________________________ was the ruler of England who lost control of the colonies. King George III
__________________________ is remembered as a traitor because he turned against the Americans to join the British Army. Benedict Arnold
The first armed conflict of the war took place at __________________________. Lexington
This first battle became known as the "__________________________." Shot Heard 'Round the World
The British were originally marching to Lexington because they wanted to seize a storehouse of __________________________. weapons(or gunpowder)
The __________________________ was a major turning point of the war that took place in New York in 1777. Battle of Saratoga
The final major battle of the war took place at __________________________, where the British were trapped by the American army and the French Navy. Yorktown
British leader __________________________ was the general who was forced to surrender at the end of the war. Lord Cornwallis
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