American Revolution Key Quotes

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“We won’t be their negroes”

  • John Adams

  • H.P

  • America will not be enslaved to the British

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“The distinctions between the [colonies] is no more…I am not Virginan, but an American”

  • Patrick Henry

  • H.P

  • The colonies joined forces to oppose the British

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“We may as well assert that because a child has thrived on milk, that it is to never have meat”

  • Thomas Paine

  • H.P

  • Just because America did well under Britain, doesn’t mean they can’t thrive by themselves.

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We are determined to listen to nothing from the illegal congress.

  • George III

  • H.P

  • Britain refused to listen to the congresses that were operating illegally.

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In America the law is King.

  • Thomas Paine

  • H.P

  • They listened to themselves more than the King.

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Humanity has won its battle. Liberty now has a country.

  • Marquis De Lafayette

  • H.P

  • Natural rights were so important that they deserved their own country.

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In the name of liberty Patriots suppressed free speech, broke into private mail and terrorized their critics...Patriots believed only in the liberty of their press.

  • Alan Taylor

  • H.I

  • Patriots refused to listen to other opinions and actually opposed them.

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They “defended freedom for white men while asserting their domination over enslaved blacks.”

  • Alan Taylor

  • H.I

  • The revolution was focused on white men and nothing else.

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“Britain didn’t so much lose America as abandon it”

  • Lepore

  • H.I

  • Britain gave up on America

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“England would have no slaves. And America would have no king.”

  • Lepore

  • H.I

  • England was more for actual liberty than America.