Chapter 6
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| Author of "Common Sense" who ridiculed the idea of rule by kings. | Thomas Paine
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| Who introduced the Virginia resolution to Congress? | Richard Henry Lee
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| What is a formal complaint? | grievance
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| introduction | preamble
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| Proclaimed that the United Colonies should be free and independent States. | Virginia Resolution
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| Paine's "Common "Sense" pamphlet increased support for this in the colonies... | Independence
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| The Declaration of Independence is based on the idea of what? | Natural rights
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| Both Patriots and Loyalists were a what at the start of 1776? | Minority
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| John Adams and who suggested only minor changes to Jefferson's writing in the Declaration of Independence? | Benjamin Franklin
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| Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? | Thomas Jefferson
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| When did Congress APPROVE the Declaration of Independence? | July 4, 1776
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| When was the Declaration of Independence SIGNED? | August 2, 1776
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| A French noble who became a high ranking officer in Washington's army | Marquis de Lafayette
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| A German baron who directed the training of Washington's army | Friedrich von Steuben
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| Casimir Pulaski led and trained these mounted troops for the Continental army | Calvary
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| In Trenton, Washington's soliders captured almost a thousand of these | Hessian mercenaries
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| What British commander gathered his forces on Staten Island in the summer of 1776? | Sir William Howe
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| Who wrote a pamphlet called "The Crisis" that helped raise morale when American spirits were low? | Thomas Paine
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| What Battle was considered a turning point of the Revolutionary War? | Battle of Saratoga
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| Where did Washington's army spend the hard winter of 1777-1778 | Valley Forge, PA
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| Connecticut officer who volunteered for a dangerous spy duty to collect information about British battle plans on Long Island | Nathan Hale
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| What river did Washington and his troops cross to attack the enemy on Christmas night, 1776? | Delaware River
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| Soliders who are paid to fight for a country other than their own | Mercenaries
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| Reason; careful thought | Logic
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| Fail to keep or infringe on | Violate
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| Of great importance | Vital
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| To change from one thing or condition to another | Transform
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| Formal agreement between two powers to work together toward a common goal. | Alliance
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| People not in the military. | Civilians
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| Paper money printed by Congress | Continentals
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| To keep within certain limits | Confine
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| Armed civilian ships that had their govenrments permission to attack enemy ships and keep their goods. | Privateers
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| People who change sides in a conflict | Traitors
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| General who took charge of the Continental army in the South in 1780 | Nathanael Greene
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| British commander who surrendered at Yorktown | Charles Cornwallis
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| Fighters who work in small bands and make hit-and-run attacks | Guerrillas
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| Following the capture of Charles Town, the British took over all of.... | South Carolina
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| American General Daniel Morgan won a clear victory in the Battle of... | Cowpens
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| The treaty ending the American Revolutionary War was signed where | Paris
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| The ideals of the Declaration of Independence helped to inspire leaders of what Revolution in 1789? | French
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