Timeline and facts 1773-1777 Flashcards

1
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When was the Tea Act introduced?

A

Early 1773

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2
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What was the significance of the Tea Act?

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  • Undercut American tea
  • Americans felt they were being tricked
    tea agents forced to resign
  • Boston Tea Party
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3
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When did the Boston Tea Party take place?

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16 December 1773

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4
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When were the Coercive acts passed?

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Early 1774

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5
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What were the 4 parts of the coercive acts?

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  1. Boston port act
  2. Massachusetts government act
  3. Administration of Justice act
  4. Quartering act
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6
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When was the first continental congress?

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September 1774

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7
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What happened at the first continental congress?

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Suffolk resolves passed
Import and export bans agreed on
Declaration of rights and grievances

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8
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When was Lexington and Concord?

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April 1775

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9
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What are the key facts of Lexington and Concord?

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Gage had sent troops to seize rebel arms
Over 200 British casualties
Turned the revolutionary dispute military

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10
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When was Bunker hill?

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June 1775

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11
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What are the key facts of the battle of Bunker hill?

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Bloodiest battle of war
1/8 of total British officer casualties occurred
British win

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12
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When was the Olive Branch Petition sent by Congress?

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July 1775

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13
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What did the Olive Branch Petition say?

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Professed attachment to George III and asked him to prevent further hostile actions but he refused to hear from an illegal body

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14
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When was common sense published?

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January 1776

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15
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When was independance declared?

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July 4th 1776

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16
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When were the articles of confederation drafted?

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July 1776

17
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When was Trenton and Princeton?

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December 1776

18
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When did Vermont become a state?

A

early 1777

19
Q

When did the British take Philadelphia?

A

September 1777

20
Q

How many men did the Americans lose in the battle for Philadelphia

A

1200

21
Q

When was Saratoga? Who was involved?

A

September 1777. Burgoyne on the British side; Gates and Arnold on the American.

22
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When were the Articles of Confederation adopted?

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November 15 1777