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The first Continental Congress agreed to these
two actions
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Boycott British goods, unite, form militias Bonus
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These are two of the men who represented Virginia
at both of the Continental Congresses
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George Washington, Patrick Henry, Richard Henry
Lee
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The first Continental Congress happened in this
year
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1774
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These three items were the most important results
of the 2nd Continental Congress
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Formation of Continental Army, George Washington
as leader, Olive Branch Petition
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These regions of the country were more likely to
remain loyalists at the Continental Congresses,
and why
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Carolinas and Georgia they had more to lose and
less to gain by fighting the British (trade)
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The fort and the reason why Ethan Allen and
Benedict Arnold wanted to take it. BTW- they did
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Ft. Ticonderoga to get cannons/ammo
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The first successful battle (won by the
colonists) was fought in this place
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Concord Bridge
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Most of the fighting between these two generals
took place on Breeds Hill, though the battle is
called something else
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William Howe and William Prescott (Bunker Hill)
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The two battles fought in Canada were over
control of this river they had mixed results
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St. Lawrence River
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Led by George Washington, the Continental Army
successfully bombed the British until they fled
this city
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Boston (They fled to Canada)
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The British issued the Proclamation of 1763 for
this reason
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To keep settlers out of Native territory in order
to avoid unnecessary wars
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Its the first act passed by the British
Parliament to raise money, and the year
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Sugar Act 1764
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The Stamp Act taxed several items, four of which
were these
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Wills, diplomas, marriage papers, newspapers,
almanacs, playing cards, and dice
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The Stamp Act prompted people to shout what came
to be known as this very famous phrase
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No taxation without representation
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The Townshend Acts set up new ways to collect
taxes, one of which was by using this legal
document to inspect ships without giving a reason
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By using a writ of assistance
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These two reasons are why Britain passed the Tea
Act in 1773
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To show Britain had the right to tax what it
wanted, and to help the East India Company
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What event happened Thursday, December 16, 1773?
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Boston Tea Party
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What group did the tea partiers disguise
themselves as when they marched to Griffins
Wharf?
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Mohawk Indians
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This is the difference between militia and
minutemen
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Militia- trained citizen armyMinutemen-
volunteer in the militia
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Location of the Shot Heard Round the World
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Lexington Green
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The most famous silversmith of the time period
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Paul Revere
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This man defended the British soldiers involved
in the Boston Massacre even though he didnt
agree with their presence in Boston
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John Adams
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This Virginian is famous for saying Give me
liberty, or give me death!
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Patrick Henry
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This man led the British to Concord to confiscate
colonial weapons
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Thomas Gage
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This man was the first to formally propose
independence at the 2nd Continental Congress
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Richard Henry Lee
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The colonists responded to the Townshed Acts by
signing these documents
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Non-importation agreements
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The Townshend Acts placed a small tax on these
items (name 3 of the 4)
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Glass, paper, paint, lead, and tea
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These two groups placed lanterns in liberty
trees and held mock hangings to protest taxes in
the colonies
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty
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These groups wrote letters to other colonies
about what was going on in Boston
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Committees of Correspondence
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The Intolerable Acts, a.k.a. the Coercive Acts,
had these four parts
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Shut down Boston harbor, could only call one town
meeting a year, customs officials charged with
crimes sent to England for trial, and a new
Quartering Act
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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Correctly name the author of, and write the first
paragraph of, the Declaration of Natural Rights
that is found in the Declaration of Independence
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Thomas Jefferson- We hold these truths to be
self-evident, that all men are created equal,
that they are endowed by their creator with
certain unalienable rights, that among these
rights are life, liberty, and the pursuit of
happiness