Chapter 3: Revolutionary America Flashcards

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French and Indian War

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-between the French and the British
-over the Ohio River Valley
-most Indians sided with the French
-British ended up winning

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Proclamation of 1763

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-stated that the colonists ould not settle west of the Appalachian mountains
-colonists contined to settle into Native American territory

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Pontiac’s Rebellion

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-Pontiac was an Ottawa leader
-claimed to have brought Native American tribes together and lead an attack on Fort Detroit
-ultimately failed

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Representative Assemblies

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-a group of representatives elected by the people in an area
-were a part of representative governments

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Parliament

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-Britain’s lawmaking body

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Intolerable Acts

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-acts of the British government that broke the “final straw” of colonists
-when Britain closed off Boston’s ports, restricting all trade
-some southern colonies sent food to Boston because the ports were blocked off

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Boston Tea Party

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-when the Sons of Liberty boarded a British ship with tea and dumped it into the Boston Harbor
-The Sons of Liberty dressed as Native Americans

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Daughters of Liberty

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-helped make fabic for clothing since the ports were closed off
-made and found other items that were being boycotted

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Common Sense

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-pamphlet written by Thomas Paine
-explained how the colonists should be free from the rule of Great Britain in simple terms

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Declaration of Independence

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-“Greatest breakup letter of all time”
-stated that America was a free and independent country form Britain

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Battle of Bunker Hill

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-The Americans were forced to retreat
-British suffered 1,054 casualties
-Americans only suffered 411 casualties

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Ohio River Valley

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-French and British were fighting over this land in the French and Indian War
-land along the Ohio River that was wanted for settling or as a trade post

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Mercantilism

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-an economic theory around the ideas of a balance of trade and using metals as currency

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House of Burgesses

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-Only representative government in the colonies
-in Virginia
-Consisted of elected officials

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Direct Democracy

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-A government where all citiznes create laws
-there are no elected representatives

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Stamp Act

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-a law passed by Parliament that imposed a tax on all paper goods bought and sold in the colonies

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Townshend Acts

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-the law created by Charles Townshend that imposed a tax on imported goods like glas, lead, paper, paint, and tea

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Sons of Liberty

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-A group of Patriots that started out as 9 in Boston
-was created to protest the British laws and Acts

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Boston Massacre

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-Started when angry colonists started throwing things like rocks at Bitish Soldiers
-first person shot was Crispus Attucks

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First Continental Congress

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-one delegate from each colony except for Gerogia came together to create a response to the Intolerable Acts

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Articles of Confederation

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-gave more power to the colonies themselves than the federal government
-created to prevent the federal governemnt from turning into what they just freed themselves from

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Yorktown

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-In Virginia
-British were on a peninsula
-Americans surrounded the British on all three land sides
-French Navy blocked off their access to supplis, people, food, etc.
-British ended up surrendering

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Native American, African American, and women

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-Native American’s tried to stay out of it
-Slaves were promised freedom if they joined the British side
-Many slaves followed their masters’ footsteps if they were kind
-Slaves went to opposing sides if they’re masters treated them pooorly
-women pretended to be men and sfought in the war
-women were also spies

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America’s problems

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-they had an entire country to defend
-they had to establish an economy
-they were all on their own for supplies
-they had to create a government