Chapter 3.3-3.5

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What is Concord?

The place where all the weapons for the colonists were stored in secret during the revolutionary war

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Who were the top 3 messengers?

Paul Revere

William Dawes

Samuel Prescott

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Definition of limited government?

System in which the power of the government is limited, not absolute

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Define representative government?

Government in which people elect delegates to makes laws and conduct government

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Where and when was the turning point in the Revolutionary War?

The Battle of Saratoga, 1778

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When did Spain declare war on Britain?

1779

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What was signed to officially recognize America as an independent country?

When was it signed?

The Treaty of Paris on September 3rd, 1783

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Define the Coersive/Intolerable Acts

Where Parliament closed down Boston Harbor and put Massachusetts under military rule

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Define Militias

A group of citizen soldiers (the minuteman)

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Commander of the English army?

Cornwallis

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What does the Declaration of Independence state?

The government serves to protect citizens rights, which Parliament refused to do

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Where did the main ideas in the Declaration of Independence come from?

John Locke

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Commander of the American Army?

Gerorge Washington

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Out of the 13 colonies, how many colonies needed to ratify in order for the war to happen?

9

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What was the signing of the Declaration of Independence considered?

Treason

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Who were the sons of liberty? How many were there?

They were action takers and about 5,000+ of them

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Who were the ones who dumped the tea into Boston Harbor?

The sons of liberty

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What items did the colonists boycott?

Paper, stamps, tea, etc.

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How many people were killed during the boston massacre?

5

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When was the tea act enforced?

1773

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What is the tea act?

The tea act made british east indian company tea the only legal tea in america without being taxed. Every other tea was taxed

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What was the tea act meant to do?

Drive the colonists to bankruptcy

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What are the list of grievences?

Receipts against the British to list reasons on why the colonists wanted to be independent

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Who wrote the pamphlet “Common Sense?”?

Thomas Paine