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vocab review chap 6

vocab chapter 6

Vocab HistoryChapter 6
define ratify to approve a treaty
The _____ was the first battle of the revolution Battle of Bunker Hill
Who were the Patriots? American colonists who opposed British rule
Who were the Loyalists? American colonists who remained loyal to Great Britain
When did the American Revolution begin? On April 19, 1775
What is a blockade? the shutting off of a port to keep people or supplies from moving in or out
Define the term refugees People who have to leave their homes to seek safety in another country or area
Who wrote the pamphet "Common Sense"? Thomas Paine
Define the term traitor A person who betrays or goes against their own country to help another country
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? Thomas Jefferson
Who was the first person to sign the Declaration of Indpendence? John Hancock
An introduction of a formal document is called a preamble
Who said "I regret that I have but one life to lose for my country." Nathan Hale
Define the term "natural rights" Rights that all people have such as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness as stated in the constitution
Who made the first American Flag? Betsy Ross
Why did the Americans want an alliance with France? Americans needed their weapons and naval support in fighting the war
Ethan Allen's followers were known as the ___ Green Mountain Boys
Why was the American victory at the Battle of Saratoga important? It ended the British threat to New England and convinced France to become an ally of the United States
Before the Battle of Saratoga what kind of support did France give the United States? money and supplies
On what date and year did the British surrender to the Americans? October 19, 1781
Who won the Battle of Yorktown? The Americans
Why was the Treaty of Paris important? The British finally recognized the United States as an independent nations
When was the Treaty of Paris ratified? On April 15, 1783
Who won the Battle of King's Mountain? the Patriots on October 7, 1780
The Patriots won vicgtories in the West under the command of ____ George Rogers Clark
Why did many African Americans support the revolutionary war? They thought it would end slavery
Define the term guerrilla warfare When soldiers would suddenly attack then quickly retreat
Who was Benedict Arnold? A former Patriot general who became a traitor and led the British troops because he had not been given enough credit for his patriot victories
Who was James Armistead? An African American slave to served the Patriots as a spy which helped the Americans gain a victory at Yorktown
Who ordered a blockade of all American ports? King George the III
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