Unit 3 Flashcards

Study Material

1
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Principals of the Enlightenment

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Freedom, democracy, and reason

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2
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Thomas Jefferson

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Deceleration of Independence

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3
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Thomas Paine

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Common Sense

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4
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Washington Crossing the Delaware

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On Christmas Day Washington and his men began to travel on their way to surprise attack a German town. Their was a snowstorm but the Germans were suprised and surrenderd within an hour.

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5
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Valley Forge

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Around 11,000 men, women, children gatherd. Washington needed to reorganize his army so he addressed Fredrick von Steuben to come help train the army. 2,00 members deserted and many others sufferd.

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7
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French and Indian War

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Was against land claims over the Ohio river valley. The British won so France had to give up their land.

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8
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The Battle of Lexington and Concord

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Colonial minute men tried to stop British troops from marching over Lexington Green, 8 were killed and that was the beginning of the war. The colonists won!

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9
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The Battle of Bunker Hill

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The rebels first marched up Breeds hill which was a massive advantage. British began to fight but were sent down. On the third try the British won because the rebels had suffered a loss of ammunition and surrenderd.

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9
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Treaty of Paris

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On September 3, 1783 a document was signed to end the war.

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10
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Siege of Yorktown

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General Nathaniel Green led his men to push off the British while other members cut off supplies coming to the british. The fight lasted 11 days and the colonists won.

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11
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Trenton

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Washington’s army was let down but they stood back up and led the way to the first colonial victory.

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12
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First Continental Congress

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Members from 12-13 of the colonies met up to discuss what to do about King George lll.

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13
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Second Continental Congress

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Members met up again to discuss how to earn freedom from Great Britain. Enforced the Olive Branch Pension, US flag issued, and established Contenitial army.

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14
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Loyalists

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Colonists who were loyal to the British

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15
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Patriot

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Vigorously supports their side

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16
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Sons of Liberty

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Secret organization that fought against taxation

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17
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Stamp Act

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Colonists were forced to buy stamps for every paper they bought. This was fought by the colonists and was eventually cancelled.

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18
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Townshend Act

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Colonists had to pay taxes for goods they imported from Britain. This act was protested and later canceled.

19
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Boston Massacre

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British troop members were sent to watch over the Bostonians. A colonists approached a troop member to ask questions but they immediately began to fight and chaos from the other colonists begun. 5 were killed.

20
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Albany Plan

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Wanted to establish a government for the British Northern colonies however the plan was regected.

21
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Proclamation of 1763

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The British wanted to heal their relationship with the indigenous people. A law was established so no one could settle beyond the Appalechian Mountain Range.

22
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George Washington

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The leader of the Contenital army

23
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Boston Tea Party

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The Sons of Liberty dumped a lot of tea from the East India company. The British punished Boston and Massachucets.

24
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Role of Women during the boycott

A

Provided whatever was being boycotted

25
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Role of women during AR

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Provided by offering medical help and were camp followers, Spies, and and some even fought as disguised soldiers

26
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Role of Native Americans during AR

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Did not want to be involved but was, the Haudonsee town was burned to the ground and dug through. Sided with the British and traded

27
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Role of African Americans during AR

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We’re slaves or took part and labor and some fought in the war as a promise of freedom afterwords

28
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Who led the British and rebels during the Siege of Yorktown

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British - Cornwallis

Rebeles - Green

29
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What happened when Washington arrived with his army to the town of Trenton

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The Germans were asleep due to their wonderful Christmas feast

30
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What did “all men” refer too

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White men only

31
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What town did Washington attack during the Crossing of the Delaware

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Trenton

32
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Were there more Loyalists of patriots in the south

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Loyalists

33
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What is the definition of Tyranny

A

Unfairness of goverment rule

34
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Why were Washington’s troops hungry at Valley Forge

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Farmers prefered to sell food to the British

35
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Why did the Albany Plan become regected

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Colonists did not think it was necessary to work together

36
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Who led the British during the Battle of Bunker Hill

A

Howe

37
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What hills were the Battle of Bunker Hill ossociated with

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Breeds Hill and Bunker Hill

38
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What did the Decleration of Independence inspire people to do

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Fight for their rights

39
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What do we tell ourselves when we are unsure about a question

A

Process of illumination and stick with your gut

40
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What was promised after the Treaty of Paris by the United States to the Loyalists

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As part of the Treaty of Paris, the United States agreed to return all rights and property taken from Loyalists during the war.

41
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Who led the British during the French and Indian War

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George Washington and Braddock

42
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Who led the colonists during the Battle of Bunker Hill

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William Prescott

43
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Were did the Battle of Bunker Hill take place

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Breeds Hill

44
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How did the Battle of Bunker Hill start

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Colonists heard the the British were trying to claim area around many Boston Hills so they quickly gathered on top of Breeds Hill and built fortifications overnight.

45
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Who led the colonists during Lexington and Concord

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John Parker

46
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Who led the British during Lexington and Concord

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Francis Smith