Chapter 5 Flashcards

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Metacomet

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Wampanoag leader who led American Indian groups in King Philip’s War

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militia

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body of civilians serving as soldiers

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3
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casualties

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people who are killed, wounded, captured, or missing in a war

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4
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backcountry

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frontier region between the colonies’ coastal settlements and the Appalachian Mountains

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5
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Pontiac

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Ottawa leader who led the American Indians against the British

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6
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boycott

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refusal to buy certain goods

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7
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Samuel Adams

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person whose ideas helped inspire the slogan “No taxation without representation”

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writs of assistance

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special search warrants that allowed tax collectors to search for smuggled goods

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Sugar Act

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  • law intended to raise money in the colonies
  • Taxes on molasses and sugar
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10
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propaganda

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stories and images designed to support a particular point of view

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11
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Sons of Liberty

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secret group of people who used violence to protest taxes

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12
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Patrick Henry

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tried to use politics in the House of Burgesses to revoke the Stamp Act

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House of Burgesses

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a group of representatives in Virginia who helped pass laws and communicated between the King of Britain and colonists

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14
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Albany Plan of Union

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written by Benjamin Franklin, called for all the colonies except Georgia to unite

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15
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in the 1760s Ottawa leader Pontiac and his followers rebelled by _______________

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attacking British forts

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16
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Pioneers crossed the Appalachians to settle in the _____________ because there were large forests, rich soil, and abundant game in the region.

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Ohio River valley

17
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Edward Braddock

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led the British forces in North America in the Seven Years’ War

18
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Townshend Acts

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placed duties on glass, lead, paints, paper, and tea

19
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Stamp Act

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George Grenville proposed in 1765 when the colonists failed to suggest an alternate plan for paying taxes

20
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Patrick Henry

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colonist who preseented resolutions to the House of Burgesses in May 1765, insisting that the Stamp Act was unjust

21
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Daughters of Liberty

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Women’s groups that supported boycotts of British goods were called the

22
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George Grenville

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the prime minister who decided to tax the colonists to pay Great Britain’s heavy debts from the French and Indian War

23
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Boston Massacre

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occured after a British guard argued with angry colonists

24
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Fort Necessity

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place where George Washington was beat during the French and Indian War

25
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colonial delegates

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While _____________ were writing the Albany Plan of Union, George Washington and his troops were fighting the French in the Ohio River valley.

26
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Proclamation of 1763

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agreement between Britain and American Indians to STOP colonial settlements west of the Appalachian Mountains

27
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Appalachian Mountains

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the line from the Proclamation of 1763 was geographically located by the _________________

28
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Committees of Correspondence

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______________ shared ideas and information with groups in other colonial towns about British laws and ways to challenge them

29
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tar and feather

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a violent method used by the Sons of Liberty to stop tax collection

30
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Boston Tea Party

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_______________ led Parliament to pass laws to punish Massachusetts