Chapter 5 - The American Revolution

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Thomas Jefferson
________, for example, came to view the Native Americans as "noble savages "uncivilized in their present state but redeemable if they were willing to adapt to the norms of white society.
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Jefferson
________ gave the theory a more idealistic tone by replacing "property "with "the pursuit of happiness ..
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George Washington
________ along with Count Jean Baptiste de Rochambeau and Admiral François Joseph Paul de Grasse set out to trap Cornwallis at Yorktown.
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Africans
________ had constituted over 60 percent of the population in 1770; by 1790, that figure had declined to about 44 percent.
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1784
The postwar depression, which lasted from ________ to 1787, increased the perennial American problem of an inadequate money supply, a problem that weighed particularly heavily on debtors.
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Cornwalliss defeat
________ provoked outcries in England against continuing the war.
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Jean Baptiste Rochambeau
Count ________: commander of the French expeditionary force in America.
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1776
During the summer of ________, in the weeks immediately following the Declaration of Independence, the waters around New York City grew crowded with the most formidable military force Great Britain had ever sent abroad.
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long Revolutionary War
The ________, which touched the lives of people in almost every region, naturally had a significant effect on American women.
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American patriots
The triumph of the ________ in the Revolution contributed to the ultimate defeat of the Indian tribes.
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Shays
________ issued a set of demands that included paper money, tax relief, a moratorium on debts, the relocation of the state capital from Boston to the interior, and the abolition of imprisonment for debt.
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Revolutionary War
The Confederation itself had an enormous outstanding debt that it had accumulated at home and abroad during the ________.
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Iroquois Confederacy
The ________ had declared itself neutral in the war in 1776, but not all its members were content to remain passive in the northern campaign.
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Thomas Jefferson
The Ordinance of 1784, based on a proposal by ________, divided the western territory into ten self- governing districts, each of which could petition Congress for statehood when its population equaled the number of free inhabitants of the smallest existing state Indians and the Western Lands.
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1776
On March 17, ________ (date still celebrated in Boston as Evacuation Day), the British departed Boston for Halifax in Nova Scotia with hundreds of Loyalist refugees.
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Thomas Jefferson
________, a thirty- three- year- old delegate from Virginia, wrote most of the Declaration, with help from Benjamin Franklin and John Adams.