History Quiz chapter 4 for 11/3/23 Flashcards

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Nonimportation agreements

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. Promise not to buy or import British goods, they tax us without our consent.

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Proclamation of 1763

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Forbade British colonists from settling west of the Application mountains.

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Committee of Correspondence

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Those were used by the colonies to develop common goals.

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Writs of assistance

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Used by the British to search colonists homes. Search warrants.

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First Continental Congress

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They write the Declaration of rights and they also set up the Non-importation agreement, and decide to arm themselves. It is called in reaction to intolerable acts.

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Second Continental Congress

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Interaction to firing in Lexington. Tried the olive branch petition directed at the king. The Declaration of Independence will be signed. From the army.

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Declaratory Act

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Declares Parliament’s right to legislate for its colonies in any way it seems Fair.

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Sons of Liberty

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Group of Patriots orgazines respectable forms or protest

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Quartering Act

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House British troops and supply them. Quarter them.

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Intolerable Acts

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Passed as result of the Boston Tea party. Directed right at Massachusetts.

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Boston Tea Party

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Inspired by intolerable acts, threw tea into the river

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Declaration of Resolves

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Directed at parliament. At the First continental congress telling parlament we were loyal and we had certain rights.

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Stamp Act

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Taxed individuals for buying playing cards, paper, dice, etc.. When you bought something you had to go get a stamp on that object, so everyone knew you paid taxes on it. No taxation without representation.

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Townshend Acts

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Import duties/ tariffs to raise money

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Quebec Act

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Same time as the intolerable acts, colonists found it as tolerable as the intolerable acts

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Concord

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Weapons were stored that the British were looking for when they went through Lexington

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Olive Branch Petition

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Like the declaration of resolves, directed at the king

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Boston Massacre

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A protest during the townshend crisis

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Lexington

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shot heard around the world

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Declaration of Independence

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The People had the right to overthrow an unjust government

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Battle of Yorktown

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Cornwallis had to surrender

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Battle of Saratoga

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Turning point in the war, and France gave the Americans support. General Howe will be fired by the British government, a new governor will take his place

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Battle of Trenton

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Johann Rall - “We don’t need NO Trenches’’

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Battle of Long Island

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The first major battle

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Battle of Vincennes

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George rogers clarke

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Marquis de Lafayette

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Washington’s biggest foreign supporter

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Wm. Howe

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British commander general 1776-1778 then got fired after saratoga

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Charles Cornwallis

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He surrendered at yorktown

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Nathanael Greene

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Commands the south, fights gorilla warfare

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Counte de Grasse

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French navy commander

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George Rogers Clark

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Battle of Vincennes

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Counte de Rochambeau

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Comes out of Rhode island with George Washington and they march to Lay Siege on Yorktown. The french commander of the French army

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General Burgoyne

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Invade from canada, got beat at Saratoga

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George Washington

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Attacked Colonel Roll at Trenton

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Viscount Richard Howe

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He is the commander of the British navy

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Common Sense

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Thomas Paine

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The American Crisis

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Thomas paine, ‘‘times try men’s souls’’

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Johann Rall

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“We don’t need NO Trenches’’, he said this. He was the Hessian Commander at Trenton.