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A set of 5 laws passed by Parliament to punish
Boston For the Tea Party.

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Nat Turners rebellion
Nat Turner leads other slaves to kill their
owners

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Intolerable Act
-Closed Boston harbor until Tea was paid
for -Britain took over Mass. Gment -Soldiers go
on trial in Eng. For Crimes committed in
colonies -More troops sent to Boston -Restarted
the quartering act.

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Townshend Acts
Taxes on every day goods.

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Great Awakening
Religious movement. Reinforced the fact that all
people are created equal in the eyes of God.

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Quartering Act
Colonists provided housing supplies for troops

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Stamp Act
Taxes on paper goods.

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Boston Tea Party
Dumped tea in Boston harbor to Protest taxes.

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Treat of Paris (1783)
All British land from Mississippi River to the
Atlantic and from Canada to Florida goes to USA.

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Wrote the book Common Sense which inspired People
to rise against British rule and create a
democratic government.
Thomas Paine

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Olive Branch Petition
was a letter to King George III from members of
the Second Continental Congress whofor the
final timeappealed to their king to redress
colonial grievances in order to avoid more
bloodshed

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Continental congress
he first national government of the United
States. It comprised two successive bodies of
representatives of provinces of the Thirteen
Colonies in 18th century British North America

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Years of Revolutionary War
17751783

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Lexington-Concord
first military engagements of the American
Revolutionary War. They were fought on April
19, 1775, in Middlesex County, Province of
Massachusetts Bay, within the towns of
Lexington, Concord, Lincoln, Menotomy
(Arlington), and Cambridge, near Boston. The
battles marked the outbreak of open armed
conflict between Great Britain and its thirteen
colonies in the mainland of British North
America.

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Bunker Hill
took place on June 17, 1775 near Breed's Hill, as
part of the Siege of Boston during the American
Revolutionary War Although the battle is known
as "Battle of Bunker Hill", most of the
fighting actually took place on the nearby
Breed's Hill.

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Valley Forge
the site of the camp of the American Continental
Army over the winter of 17771778 in the
American Revolutionary War. This was a time of
great suffering for George Washington's Army,
but it was also a time of retraining and
rejuvenation.

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Battle of Trenton
a battle which took place on December 26, 1776,
during the American Revolutionary War after
Washington's crossing of the Delaware River.
General George Washington led the main
Continental Army across the river to surprise
and virtually eliminate the Hessian garrison at
Trenton, New Jersey. This overwhelming victory
helped to preserve the Continental Army and set
the stage for the Battle of Princeton the
following week.

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Disadvantages of Americans during Revolutionary
War.
-Short of men -used simple weapons

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Disadvantages of Americans during
Revolutionary War
-Received help from overseas -90 of gun came
from France

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Advantages of Britain during Revolutionary War.
-50,000 troops -George III hired 30,000
blacks -More supplies

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