Chapter 7 - The Road to Revolution

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Theodore Roosevelt
________ later went on to say,"Revolution broke out because England failed to recognize an emerging nation when it saw one ..
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Samuel Adams
On December 16, 1773, some Whites, led by ________, disguised themselves as Indians and opened 342 chests and dumped the tea into the ocean " (Boston Tea Party)
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British commander in Boston
Sent a detachment of troops to nearby Lexington and Concord to seize supplies and to capture Sam Adams and John Hancock
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Parliament
________ repealed the Stamp Act in 1766 but passed the Declaratory Act which proclaimed that ________ possessed the right "to bind "the colonies "in all cases whatsoever.
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Georgia
Was the only colony out of the original 13 that was formally planted by the British government
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Continental Congress
They were a network of letter- writers and forerunner of the ________.
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Stamp Tax
Was imposed in 1765, to raise money for the new military force
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Navigation Laws
Were the most famous of laws that enforced mercantilism
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Boston Port Act
Closed the harbor in Boston
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American protection
Britain had a huge debt after the Seven Years War and felt that Americans should pay off one- third of the cost as the Redcoats had been used for ________.
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Sugar Act
Was enforced with it increasing duty on foreign sugar import from the West Indies
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Quebec Act
Guaranteed Catholicism to the French-Canadians, allowed them to retain their old customs, and extended the old boundaries of Quebec all the way to the Ohio River
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Boston
On March 5, 1770, a crowd of about 60 townspeople in ________ were harassing ten redcoats.
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Charles Townshend
Persuaded Parliament to pass the Townshend Acts in 1767
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Parliament
________ passed the "Intolerable Acts "in 1774, to punish the colonies, especially Massachusetts.
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Intolerable acts
Passed by parliament to punish the colonies, especially Massachusetts
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Continental Congress
Didn't want independence yet, and instead came up with a list of grievances which were ignored by Parliament
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Quartering Act
Required colonies to provide food and quarters for British troops, adding to negative opinions of the British in American minds
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Townshend Acts
Put light taxes on lead, paint, paper, and tea with them being repealed later, except tea