History Flashcards 1

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Benjamin Franklin (Grandeur)

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“The future granduer and stabilty of the British empire lies in America.”

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Francis Jennings (Hearts)

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“No effort to win the hearts and minds, because they thought they were superior”

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Howard Zin (wealth)

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“The war brought… Wealth for the generals, unemployment for the poor”

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William Crawford (Proclemation)

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“(Proclamation Line) was a temporary tactic to quiet the minds of Indians”

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British PM Robert Walpole

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“If no restriction’s were put upon thew colonies, they would flourish”.

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Francis Jennings (Houses)

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“The colonists were only partially masters of their own houses”

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Howard Zinn (Elements)

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After the French Indian war “The elements were there for revolution”.

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John Adams (1770)

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“They (British soliders) had a right to kill in their own self defence.”

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Gary Nash (attucks)

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“Attucks, charged the British soliders with a stout stick”

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Boston Gazzette

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“A number of brave men” (Tea Party)

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Hugh Brogan (Straw)

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“The Tea Party was the last straw for Britan, they now resolved on very different measures.”

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Edward Countryman (Counter)

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“The Committees created a counter goverment.”

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Howard Zinn (Outrage)

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“To the British the Tea Party was the ultimate outrage.”

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John Adams (Die)

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“The die was cast, the Rubicon crossed (at lexington).”

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Benjamin Franklin (Hang)

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“We must all indeed hang together”

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Edward Countryman (Crowds)

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“Crowd Actions were a prime social weapon of the ordinary people.”

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John Adams (Destruction)

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“This destruction of the tea is so bold, so daring… and so lasting, that I cannot but consider it as an epoch in history.”

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John Hancock (Eyes)

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“Let every man do what is right in his own eyes.” Encouraging participation in the Tea Party