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Gr 5 American Rev.

American Revolution test

QuestionAnswer
First Continental Congress Meeting in 1774 in Philadelphia to discuss the colonial and British situation
Second Continental Congress Meeting in 1775 when colonists made a vote to prepare for war with England
Declaration of Independence A document that stated colonists' reasons for separating with England
Paul Revere Patriot who made a ride to warn the colonists that the British were coming
Thomas Jefferson Major author of the Declaration of Independence
Stamp Act A tax imposed on the colonists to help pay for the French and Indian War
Proclamation of 1763 Rule that restricted the movement of the colonists west of the Appalachian Mountains
French and Indian War War between Britain/colonists and the French/Indians that was won by the British
King George III British king during the American Revolution
Colonists' advantages in war Defense of their own land and strong leadership
France Supported American colonists in the war against Great Britain
Battles at Lexington and Concord First armed conflict of the Revolutionary War
Battle of Saratoga The turning point in the Revolutionary War in which colonists realized they may win
3 sides in the war Loyalist, neutralists, and patriots
Yorktown End of the Revolutionary War in which Lord Cornwallis surrendered
George Washington Commander of the Continental Army
July 4, 1776 American Independence was declared
Treaty of Paris England recognizes American independence with the signing of this peace agreement
Patrick Henry Member of the Virginia House of Burgesses who said "Give me liberty or give me death!"
Colonial governors Enforced the king's political control over the colonists
Taxation without representation A reason the colonists were unhappy with British control of the colonies
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