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What is a turning point? a time when important changes occur
Surrounding a place by an army in order to capture it is called a... siege
A turning point in the Revolutionary War occured when American forces captured more than 5,000 British troops near Saratoga, New York during this important battle? Battle of Saratoga
In August 1776 British troops attacked New York City and forced American troops to retreat during this battle. Battle of New York City
A representative sent by one government to another is called an Ambassador
Congress sent ambassadors to European nations to ask for... their support in the war against Britain
Benjamin Franklin an Ambassador to France, negociated with France for these 3 things... money, supplies and troops
A person who works for change is called an... Activist
Who wrote popular poems and plays that made fun of British laws that she opposed? Mercy Otis Warren
What was the name of the African American writer who wrote a poem to George Washington in support of the revolution? Phillis Wheatly
This woman supported the revolution by voicing her opinions in letters to her husband John. Abigail Adams
While the men went off to fight the war, women helped fill their husbands role in this... the economy
Who fought alongside men during the American Revolution and became known as Molly Pitcher? Mary Ludwig Hays
What is an increase in prices called? Inflation
A person who charges unfairly high prices for goods is called a... Profiteer
Name 3 ways colonists tried to pay for the war? with large loans from European countries and by printing and spending paper money known as Continentals
To make up for the loss of value of the Continentals people began to ask for more money in exchange for goods. This led to... Inflation
As supplies decreased and prices increased people began to gather goods for ones future use. This is called... Hoarding
What is a written plan of government called? Constitution
How did states guarentee their basic rights? by ratifying their own Constitutions
What does ratify mean? to approve officially
What did the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 set up? rules for governing new lands
What did the North West Ordinance divide? It divided the area north of the Ohio River into territories that were run by appointed officials.
When could a territory apply for statehood? When the population reached 60,000 it could write its own constitution and apply for statehood.
What did abolutionists believe? That everyone should be treated fairly and that enslaved African Americans should be frred.
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