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what was one major consequence of Britain’s victory in the French and Indian war

Britain gained land but had a large war debt


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The French and Indian war was mainly a conflict between which two countries

Britain and France

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what was George Washington’s position during the French and Indian war?

Young British colonial officer

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why did Britain create the proclamation of 1763?

To reduce conflict with native Americans in control western settlement

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what did the proclamation of 1763 stop calling us from doing?

Settling west of the Appalachian mountains

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which of these was taxed by the stamp act?

Newspapers and legal documents

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why did colonist dislike the quartering act?

They had to help house or supply British Soldiers

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what did no taxation with that representation mean?

Colonist believed they shouldn’t be taxed without representatives

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which group protested British taxes, and policies

sons of liberty

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what happened during the Boston massacre?

British soldier soldiers fired into a crowd and killed five colonist

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why was Paul Revere’s Boston massacre Image important

It encourage anger toward British shoulders

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what effect could the Tea act have on the price of British tea?

it could make Tea cheaper

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why were colonist angry about the tea act

they disliked British control and special treatment for the east India company

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what happened during the Boston tea party?

Protesters dumped into the Boston Harbour

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why did Britain pass the intolerable acts

To punish Massachusetts and discourage resistance

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what happened to Boston Port under the intolerable acts

It was closed

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why was closing Boston Port such a serious punishment?

Boston depended heavily on trade

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why did the colonies hold the first continental Congress?

To discuss how to respond to British actions

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which colony did not send representatives to the first continental Congress

Georgia

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Who were the Minutemen?

Colonial militia ready to fight quickly

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why did General Gage send British troops toward Concord?

To seize colonial military supplies

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what was the purpose of Revere, Dawes and Prescott’s ride?

to warn colonist about approaching British troops

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why is Lexington connected to the phrase shot heard around the world?

it symbolized the beginning of the revolution

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what was the purpose of the olive branch petition?

To ask the king to avoid a complete break with the colonies

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what did Thomas Paine argue in common sense?

The colonies should become independent

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Who was the main author of the Declaration of Independence?

Thomas Jefferson

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what does consent of the governed mean?

Government gets its power from the people

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what was the patriot most likely to support?

Independence from Britain

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what was a loyalist most likely to support?

Remaining loyal to Britain

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Who won the battle of Bunker Hill?

The British

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why was Bunker Hill considered important for the Americans?

British forces suffered heavy casualties

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what did Bunker Hill prove to the British?

American forces could fight effectively

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why was the victory at Trenton important

It raised American moral

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why was crossing the Delaware river a rescue decision for Washington?

His army was struggling and winter conditions were dangerous

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what did the victories at Trenton and Princeton help Washington accomplish?

increase moral and keep the army together

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what was Valley Forge?

A winter camp where Washington’s army train

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which problem did soldiers experience at Valley Forge?

Shortages from food and clothing

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how did training at Valley Forge help the continental army?

It made soldiers, more disciplined and effective

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what did the Battle of Monmouth demonstrate

The continental army had improved

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how did Benedict arnold’s reputation change?

He went from hero to trader

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why did Benedict arnold become angry with American leaders?

He felt he was treated unfairly and did not given enough Recognition

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what did Benedict arnold attempt to do?

Turn West Point over to the British

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why did France become an ally of the Americans?

France wanted to weaken Britain

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what did France provide to help the American cause?

Soldiers, money, weapons, and naval support

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how did French naval support help at Yorktown?

Help block British forces by sea

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Who commanded the British Army at Yorktown?

General Cornwallis

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what happened to the British army at Yorktown?

It surrendered

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why was Yorktown a major turning point?

The British defeat made continuing the war much harder

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what did the treaty of Paris of 1783 accomplish

it ended the war and recognized American independence

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Britain had a large debt after the French and Indian war

True

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The proclamation of 1763 allowed colonist to freely settle west of the Appalachian

False

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The stamp act Taxed printed materials

True

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five colonist died during the Boston massacre

True

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The sons of liberty supported British taxation

False

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The Boston tea party was a protest against British policies

True

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Georgia did not send representatives to the first continental Congress

True

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patriot generally supported independence from Britain

True

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Thomas Payne wrote common sense

True

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Thomas Jefferson was the main author of the Declaration of Independence

True

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The British won the Battle of Bunker Hill

True

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Valley Forge was a difficult winter camp for Washington’s army

True

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Benedict arnold remained loyal to the American cause for the entire war

false

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France provided military and naval support to the Americans

True

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The British Army surrendered at Yorktown

True

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The treaty of Paris was signed in 1783

True