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Unit 2 Review

U2 Review

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Treaty of Paris 1763 Ended the French & Indian War
Proclamation of 1763 Can't pass the Appalachian Mountains
Mercantilism trade raw material, manufacture it, sell it back to the same country
jBoston Massacre 5 killed, 6 injured Used as propaganda
Propaganda spread of information or ideas, to harm or help a cause
Boston Tea Party Sons of Liberty dump tea into Boston harbor
Stamp Act Tax on all printed materials
Intolerable (Coercive) Acts Close the port of Boston until tea is paid for, punishment for Boston Tea Party
Civil disobedience ignoring laws believed to be unjust
patriot someone who wanted independence
loyalist someone who was loyal to the King and Britain
2nd Continental Congress Declaration of Independence was written
Primary author of Dec. of Ind. Thomas Jefferson
purpose of the Dec. of Ind. Get independence from Britain
unalienable rights/natural rights rights that can't be taken away
John Adams represents British General and soldiers on trial for murders at Boston Massacre civic virtue
Lexington & Concord Shot heard round the world
Battle of Saratoga Major turning point in war, inspired France to treaty of alliance
Valley Forge 2,000 men die, Lafayette helps Washington train soldiers back to health
Battle of Yorktown Final battle of American Revolution, Corwallis surrenders
Treaty of Paris 1783 Ends American Revolution
George Washington General of Continental Army
James Armistead Slave who served as spy during American Revolution
Crispus Attucks 1st person killed at Boston Massacre, African- american
Benjamin Franklin negotiates alliance between American & France against Britain
Marquis de Lafayette French general who helped Washingto train soldiers at Valley Forge, hero of the Battle of Yorktown
Thomas Paine Author of Common Sense
Mercy Otis Warren 1st woman to be published in newspaper, wrote articles about American Revolution
John Paul Jones founder of US Navy
Abigail Adams Wife of John Adams, "Remember the ladies"
Women of the Revolution served as nurses, spies, soldiers, and camp followers
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