American History 1 ( term 1 )

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8th grade history term 1

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What did the colonists believe that applied to them and what year waas it made

Magna Carta 1215

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true or false: is this part of the magna carta

Kings cannot take land without permission

True

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true or false: is this part of the magna carta

People had the right to go to trial without a witness

False

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true or false: is this part of the magna carta

taxes had to be approved by the council men

true

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true or false: is this part of the magna carta

Parliament can make laws without the king knowing

False; there was no parliament

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true or false: is this part of the magna carta

People cant be on trial without witness

True

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The parliament made - for -

The parliament made LAWS for ENGLAND

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The English Bill Of Rights was in ——

1689

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- and - became king and queen of England after the signing of the bill of rights, revolution when king - 2 fled


WILLIAM and MARY became king and queen of England after the signing of the bill of rights, revolution when king JAMES 2 fled

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T or F: The parliament had power over the king and queen

True

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- cant make taxes/laws without -


Monarchs cant make taxes/laws without parliament

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Did the Bill of Rights include free elections and regular meeting w/ parliament

Yes

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T or F The bill of rights stated that people had free speech

True

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Britian did not follow the Bill Of Rights Law: Example

Gave the colonists this and the colonists were not happy.

The Bill of rights stated: banned excessive fines and cruel punishments.

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How far of a distance were Britian from America

3,000 miles

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<p>What belongs in number 1</p>

What belongs in number 1

King; owns all land and approves law

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<p>What goes in number 2</p>

What goes in number 2

Parliament: law maker

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<p>What belongs in number 3?</p>

What belongs in number 3?

Governor: Kings representative sent to the colonies to send reports to the king

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<p>What is number 4?</p>

What is number 4?

Representative government: men elected from law making group

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<p>What is number 5?</p>

What is number 5?

Land owning colonists created self goverment and town meeting of land owners to talk about taxes

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Freedom of the press; who was on trial for criticizing New Yorks Governer in the newspaper? and when

John Peter Zenger 1735

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T or false: You can criticize the government in the print

false until the right to tell after 1735

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When was the first continental congress?

1774

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Why did georgia not attend the continental congress?

Because most were loyalists and depended on brittish soldiers to deffend

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What did the congress vote on for their first action?

Voted for boycott and stop trade till intorllable acts repealed

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The - trained their own -

The COLONIES trained their own TROOPS

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After how long did the colonies agree to meet up?

7 months if needed

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Were the colonists ready for independence?

No they wanted colonial rights

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What did the meeting make the people think about?

independence and self government

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Did the coercive acts end after boycotting?

No

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Who said: Give me Liberty or Give me Death

Patrick Henry 1775

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Second continental Congress date

1775

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Who was the commander for the continenta army?

George washington

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May 1776: - ordered each - to make goverment

May 1776: Congress ordered each colony to make goverment

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Who proposed the independence (hint: rich hen le)

richard henry lee

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- - whas’s when the Congress voted for independence


July 2 1776 was when the Congress voted for independence

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Who was on the committee of the declaration of independence?

Benjiman Franklin, Jhon Adams, Roger Sherman, Robert Living stay, and Thomas jefferson

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Who wrote the document and did it in 2 weeks

Thomas Jefferson

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When was the document adopted?

July 4th 1776

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Concepts: People have - rights that the - cant take away

Concepts: People have UNALIENABLE rights that the GOVERNMENT cant take away

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Who was the first to sign the Declaration of Independence?

John Hancock

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What was the punishment for the signers if the colonies lost the war?

The signers would get executed for treason

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Is the declaration of independence credible?

Yes because it takes ideas from John Locke

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Is the Deceleration of Independence trustworthy?

No because its biased and from colonies POV

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NEW TOPIC: Revolutionary War

YAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYA (awh Ik ur sad)

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The British had the best army in the world the colonists needed to:

1)

2)

1) Keep the army in tact and take advantages

2) Survive Long enough to make British wanna quit

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When was Paul Revere’s Midnight Ride?

April 18th 1775

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the - were hung to show where the - were coming

the lanterens were hung to show where the british were coming

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- rode to - despite dangers


Revere rode to Lexington despite dangers

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T or F: Warnings were too late for the Lexington battles

F: The warning helped the colonies in the Lexington and Concord wars

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Lexington and Concord: When was the Lexington battle?

April 1775

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T or F: When the British told the Americans to drop weapons the Americans listened

F: The Americans refused

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- marched to Concord and - military supplies


British marched to Concord and destroyed military supplies

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Where did the Concord battle happen?

On the bridge

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T or F: the British retreated from the Concord war

True

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