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Unit 1 revolutionary

revolutionary war and the declaration of independence

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democracy Power belongs to people because they can vote
Representation People are allowed to vote for people that can administer laws
King George 3 Ruler of Great Britain from 1760-1820
Parliament decides all the laws for Great Britain.They taxed colonies but not Great Britain
Stamp Act 1st inderect tax on American Colonists that placed taxes on paper goods
Intorable Acts Were laws that were really punishments that King George put on colonies cause colonists threw tea of board.
Townshend Act Laws placed new taxes on glass,lead,paper and tea
Tea Act(Boston Tea Party) Colonists saw that the townshend acts was another reason of taxation without representation so they threw 1 million dollars worth of tea over board
Continental Congress Each state sent a representative to congress.First one agreed to boycott british troops.
Declaration of Independence A document that declares independence from Britain. States the complaints against Braitain.
Puritans religious group seeking religous freedom
Thomas Jefferson His voice helped shape our nation. He was the main author of the declaration of independence and was the third president.
Boston Massacre A riot that happened between british soldiers and Patriots
Patriots they are loyal to the colonies
Loyalists they are loyal to Britain
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