Unit 1 US History
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| Organized body of armed volunteers | Militia
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| Nations that assist one another in a time of need | Alliance
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| Officials are elected to make government decisions for the people | Representative democracy
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| Conflict that was caused by the struggle for the land in the Ohio River Valley | French and Indian War
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| Plans or laws made by government to rule over their colonies | Imperial Policies
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| Organized campaign to refuse to buy or use certain goods or services | Boycott
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| A company that controls all or nearly all of a business in a particular industry | Monopoly
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| To cancel | Repeal
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| The creator of the Albany Plan of Union and Join or Die political cartoon | Benjamin Franklin
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| What were the two types of consequences to the French and Indian War? | Economic and Political
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| The creation of taxes to repay the French and Indian War expenses would be an example of this type of consequence | economic
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| As a result of the French and Indian War colonists begin to feel | more separate from Britain
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| The "Boston Massacre Engraving" by Paul Revere is an example of what | propaganda
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| Why did the colonists resent the Stamp Act and other imperial policies? | Because they did not think Britain had the right to tax them
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| The Albany Plan of Union tried to | unite the colonists
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| Why did colonists dislike the Tea Act? | It established a British monopoly on tea
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| Author of "Liberty or Death" speech | Patrick Henry
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| What was the main point of the speech "Liberty or Death"? | War has to happen
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| What did the battles of Lexington and Concord mark the start of? | The first colonists armed resistance that starts the Revolutionary War
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| Why did the British Parliament and King George III create the Coercive Acts? | To punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party
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| The passing of the imperial policies showed that Britain ____ the colonists | controlled
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| What policy (law) developed out of conflict with Native Americans after the French and Indian War? | Proclamation of 1763
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| What causes Sons of Liberty members to start protests? | Passing of imperial policies
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| What event lead to the Boston Tea Party? | Passing of the Tea Act
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| How did many colonists respond to the Intolerable Acts? | They start the Revolutionary War
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| What kind of consequence was the Proclamation Line of 1763? | Political
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| To increase in communication between the colonies, colonists formed the | Committees of Correspondence
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| The main goal of the Albany Plan of Union and the political cartoon Join or Die was to | unite the colonists in one government
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| What was Paul Revere hoping to do with his piece of propaganda "Boston Massacre Engraving"? | Turn the colonists against the British, make the colonists look innocent
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| The colonies are a part of Britain and members of Parliament represented the interests of all people in the British Empire, would this be a thought from a British person or colonist? | British
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