History Exam Review Part2 Flashcards

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Crispus Attucks

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Runaway slave killed in the Boston massacre

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Thomas Paine

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Wrote common sense-significance: showed Americans didn’t owe allegiance to the king. Urged colonists to get away from England and to establish and American republic

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Thomas Jefferson

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Drafted Declaration of Independence and was from Virginia

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Common sense by Paine

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Attacking those that weren’t in America. It urged colonists to get away from England

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Albany plan of union( what did it say, who wrote it, and what did the cartoon say)

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  1. Created grand council
  2. Raised taxes and army
  3. Made treaties & established settlements
    Cartoon: join or die
    Written by Franklin
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Boycott

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When u are banned from buying goods from someone else. Ex: Boston tea party, and Townsend acts

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Intolerable acts

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Passed because of the Boston tea party

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Boston massacre significance

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Townsend acts repealed and boycott worked

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Boston tea party

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What: sons of Liberty dressed as natives and dumped tea overboard
What did this lead to: intolerable acts
Result: British had a tight clamp on the US

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What did James Otis jr say

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No taxation without representation

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Declaration of Independence

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July 4,1776 in Philadelphia by continental congress.

Found in unalienable rights. John Locke inspired Declaration of Independence

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First continental congress

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Intolerable acts led to creation of this group

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French and Indian war

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Led to treaty of Paris 1763

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Sam Adams

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Against British policies; designed committees of correspondence

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Mercantilism and why was it used

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Def:system of maintaining and creating wealth through carefully and controlled trade
Used: made sure more products were being sold by England then products being bought by England

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Olive branch petition

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The colonists didn’t want to go to war with British so they made one more attempt at peace. The king squashed this idea

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Proclamation of 1763

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Colonial reaction: colonists continues to ignore and they settle west of the Appalachian mtns
Purpose: Britain was in debt and didn’t have the extra money to protect the Ohio River valley

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2nd continental congress

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People: Adams, Hancock, Franklin, Washington, Henry
What: discussed how to handle Britain, made an army, and made money
Significance: they started acting like a government

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Stamp act

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What: required all legal and commercial documents to have a stamp
Significance: no taxation without representation, colonists gathered for stamp act congress

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Committees of correspondence

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Made sure people didn’t forget the cause of Liberty. This linked the colonies

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Sugar act

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What: placed a tax on sugar, molasses, and other products shipped to the colonies. There were strict punishments for smugglers
Significance: Otis said that taxation without representation is tyranny

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Tea act

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What: gave the British East Indies company the power to sell only this tea in America. Boycott led to Boston massacre

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Townsend acts

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Placed duties on glass, paper, paint, led, and tea to raise money
Significance: protested at the Boston massacre

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Unalienable rights

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They are rights that can’t be taken away which are right to life, liberty, and property

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Treaty of Paris 1763(3 terms included)
1. British received land east of the Mississippi and Florida 2. France gives Spain New Orleans and land west of the Mississippi 3. French power is ended in the US
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Why did they colonies boycott
To get what they wanted and no tax
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Effects of French and Indian war
How did this impact British economic policies? | Britain was in debt and they took control of the colonies