The American Revolution Study Guide Flashcards

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What was the major difference between the colony of Rhode Island and the colony of Massachusetts

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Road Island had complete religious freedom but Massachusetts didn’t have it completely

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What were the cash crops that supported the southern colonies

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Tobacco rice and indigo

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What factors caused the decline in population of Jamestown colony between 1609 and the spring of 1610

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The starving times and there was also a drought

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Great awakening

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A religious movement that became widespread in the American colonies in 1730s and 1740s

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What affected the great awakening have on the political life of the colonies

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Sermans Led some colonist to begin demanding more political equal. It also change the colonial religion. Connor started to question authority because they were taught that everyone is equal

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How did the ideas developed during the Enlightenment and the great awakening influence the colonist view of government

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Protect their natural rights

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Why did the British prohibit calling us from moving west of the appalachian mountains

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They wanted to keep them safe from the French and Indian war

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What items were taxed under the stamp act

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Newspapers pamphlets and marriage license

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Why did colonists oppose the stamp act

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They felt their freedom had been threatened in the resented being taxed without the Consent

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How did the colonist show their opposition to the stamp act

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Went into a complete boycott

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What items were taxed in the Townsend acts

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Glass lead paper paint and tea

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Which European nations had colonies in North America in the 1600s?

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Franks Neverland England and Spain

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What does the phrase taxation without representation mean and why did it become a rallying cry for revolution

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To be taxed without knowing

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14
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What event or events cause the Boston massacre

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The quartering act

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What was the Boston tea party and what were colonist protesting

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The Boston tea party was at Parliament passed the tea act which gave to British Indies company of complete monopoly of the American T business meaning only can buy from that company that colonist were protesting the tea act, the sons of liberty organized the Boston tea party

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Why was the Boston tea party a significant event leading up to independence and revolution

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Shows that they can work together to do something they want to accomplish

17
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How was Massachusetts Connie punished for the Boston tea party

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Intolerable acts

18
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Where did British troops expect to find a colonial weapons storehouse when they marched from Boston on the night of April 18, 1775

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seized store

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What British action led the colonist inform the first Continental Congress in 1774

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The coercive of acts

20
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What actions did the First Continental Congress take

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The conus Poseidon their own individual differences and 12 to 13 Colonial representatives met informed a First Continental Congress

21
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What issue you did the second Continental Congress discuss

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Act as a national government establishing the Continental Army, giving a commission to general Washington

22
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What is the unalienable acts?

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Refers to that which cannot be given or taken away

23
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Which philosopher had the greatest influence on Thomas Jefferson and his drafting of the Declaration of Independence

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John Locke

24
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What ideas does the Declaration of Independence present as self evident

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All men are created equally

25
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According to the declaration of independence, what is the purpose of government

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To secure natural rights for the people

26
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What rights when does the Declaration of Independence they all people have

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Freedom and independence from England

27
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What were people who taught the American colonies should remain loyal to England called

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Loyalist