Social Studies Test 1 Flashcards
What did Benjamin Franklin’s cartoon, Join or Die mean?
the colonists must unite together or they will not survive
What was the main consequence of the French and Indian War?
The cost of the war put Britain in debt
What agreement did the colonists and Native Americans reach with in the Proclamation of 1763?
The colonists will live east of Appalachian Mountains and the Native Americans live west of the mountains.
What did the Stamp Act, Townshend Acts, Tea Act and the Coercive/Intolerable Acts all have in common?
Colonists could not vote on these taxes
What were the different forms of protests did the colonists do to try and change British policies?
1) protest like the Boston Tea Party
2) letter writing
3) tarred and feathered
4) boycotts
What is the difference between the First Continental Congress and Second Continental Congress?
First Continental Congress- acted together in response to the intolerable acts
Second Continental Congress- met a year late and all voted for independence.
The pamphlet Common Sense was written by ______________ in which he attacked_____________________ and questioned the idea of _______________ having the authority to rule.
written by Thomas Paine
attacked King George the third
one person having all the authority
People who supported King George the third and Great Britain were_________.
Loyalists
People who wanted independence from Great Britain were___________.
Patriots
The battle in which the colonists started believing they could win the war.
Battle of Bunker Hill
Democracy
a government based on what people want
Patrick Henry said,”________________”
give me liberty or give me death
Give me liberty of give me death meant….
anyone that hoped for peace through King George the third’s rule, would not get it . He wanted freedom from British rule no matter what.
Which battle was the turning point for the Continental Army? We began to win the American Revolution.
Battle of Saratoga
The Declaration of Independence listed the complaints against the King of England to show the unfair things the king and parliament had done.
What is another word for complaints?
grievances