Chapter 6 DOI Test Social Studies Mrs. Phillips Honors

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Freedom from control of another government.

Independence

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A formal written request.

Petition

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Hesitant

Reluctant

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Everyone agreed.

Unanimously

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Heavy guns and weaponry.

Artillery

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An ancient symbol of peace.

Olive Branch

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A person that is guilty of disloyalty to the government.

Traitor

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A formal statement.

Declaration

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Basic human privileges of life, liberty, and happiness

Natural Rights

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Approval

Consent

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Patriot leader at the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775. Said "don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes"

William Prescott

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A patriot known for the phrase, "Give me liberty or give me death."

Patrick Henry

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Commander of the Continental Army

George Washington

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General for the British Army

William Howe

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Wrote the pamphlet "Common Sense"

Thomas Paine

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Main author of the Declaration of Independence

Thomas Jefferson

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Leader of the Green Mountain Boys, who led a surprise attack on Fort Ticonderoga.

Ethan Allen

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Brought the cannons from Fort Ticonderoga to Boston.

Henry Knox

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A bloody early battle that was misnamed. The British won, but they had more casualities.

Bunker Hill

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Cannons were lined along Dorchester Heights and aimed at Boston. The British retreated to Nova Scotia.

Siege of Boston

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The takeover of a military post. The artillery was round up and brought to Boston.

Fort Ticonderoga

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A letter to the King asking him to end the quarrel with the colonists.

Olive Branch Petition

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Meeting in Philadelphia to determine independence.

2nd Continental Congress

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To the British, signing the Declaration of Independence.

Act of Treason

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To tell Britain why were forming our own country.

Purpose of the Declaration of independence

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Thomas Jefferson believes the power to rule comes from who?

The people

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According to the Declaration of Independence who are natural rights given by?

God

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What are the three natural rights said by Thomas Paine?

Life, liberty and happiness