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Methodist revival

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John and Charles Wesley

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America’s foremost theologian and one of the greatest intellect America has ever produced (sinners in the hands of a angry God)

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Jonathan Edwards

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The most powerful voice of the great Awakening

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George Whitefield

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Best known missionary to the Indians

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David brainerd

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First black female writer in America

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Phillis Wheatley

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Colonel Washington and his Virginia militia attempted to recapture the four and drive the French out of Virginia but French reinforcements forced them to retreat

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Fort Duquesne

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Treaty of Paris

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1763

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Fearing they would lose more land or be cheated by unscrupulous frontiers men any tribes became hostile

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Pontiac

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search warrants given British officials authority to search for truly any place at any time for contraband

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Writs of assistance

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Became prime minister of Britain and determined to help George III bring the colonies into subjection

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George Grenville

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Sons of liberty

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Samuel Adams

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An Irishman who would soon become on a brightest greatest statesman political thinkers also defend the colonies

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Edmond Burke

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Write letters from a farmer in Pennsylvania to the inhabitants of the British colonies

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John Dickinson

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Became a new prime minister and urged the repeal of the Townsend Acts

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Lord North

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Boston tea party

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1773

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First continental Congress

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1774

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Second continental Congress

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1775

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Green mountain boys

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Ethan Allen

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First major battle of the war of independence

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Bunker Hill

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Hessian

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German soldier

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Common sense

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Paine

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Declaration of independence

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July 4, 1776

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Commentaries on the laws of England

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William Blackstone

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Helped Washington drill his troops into a discipline arm

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Steuben

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Superintendent of finance

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Morris

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A polish Jew whoran brokerages in New York City and Philadelphia

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Salomon

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forced to flee Boston with his troops picked up reinforcements and Nova Scotia and sailed for New York

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Howe

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The turning point of America’s war for independence

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Battle of Saratoga

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Replaced Howe as chief commander

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Clinton

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Swamp fox

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Marion

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Marched south from New York and laid siege to Yorktown

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Rochambeau

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