history section 1-2 test Flashcards

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The treaty that ended the French and Indian war

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Treaty of Paris 1763

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The Ottawa chief who attacked settlers west of the Appalachians

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Pontiac

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The “shot heard around the world” was fired there

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Concord–Lexington

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The president of the continental congress who was the first to sign the Declaration of Independence

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John Hancock

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This British General was made governor of Massachusetts by the King

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Gage

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French and Indian war was called this in Europe

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7 Years War

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The Coercive Act and the Quebec Act became known as these acts to the colonists

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Intolerable Acts

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This name was given by colonists to the skirmish with British soldiers on Boston Common

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Boston Massacre

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Patriot group that held the Boston Tea Party

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Sons of Liberty

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He was made head of the continental army

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George Washington

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The stockade fort built by Washington in the wilderness near Great Meadows

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Fort Necessity

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The continental congress met in this city

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Philadelphia

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Militia members were called

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Minutemen

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These acts were meant to punish the colonists of Boston for dumping tea in the harbor

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Coercive Acts

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The British prime minister who sent ships to blockade the St. Lawrence

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Pitt

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This act placed the first direct tax on the colonists

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Stamp Act of 1765

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The Battle of Quebec took place on these plains

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Plains of Abraham

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The British and the French both wanted to control this valley

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Ohio River Valley

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This act banned the use of paper money in the colonies

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Currency Act of 1764

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Americans who backed Britain

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Loyalists or Tories

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This act said the colonists could not settle west of the Appalachian Mt.

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Proclamation of 1763

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The leader of the sons of liberty

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Wrote the Declaration of Independence

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Thomas Jefferson

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This petition was sent to King George by the second continental congress

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Olive Branch Petition

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This pamphlet that was widely read by colonists and encouraged them toward revolution
Common Sense
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Colonial delegates met with Iroquois leaders at this conference
Albany Conference
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Committees created to communicate with other colonies about British activities
Committee of Correspondence
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These allowed custom agents to enter any location to look for evidence of smuggling
Writs of Assistance
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Who was the first person killed at the Boston Massacre and what was going to become of the Revolutionary War
Crispus Attucks at the Boston Massacre
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Who was the first postmaster?
Benjamin Franklin
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What was the first newspaper?
The Boston Gazette
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List three parts of the Treaty of Paris 1763
1. French lost all territory in North America 2. Spain got NOLA 3. Britain got Florida
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List the four laws of the Coercive Acts
1. Shut down Boston's port until the city paid for the tea they destroyed 2. All council members, judges, & sheriffs in Mass. are appointed by the gov. & they banned town meetings 3. Allowed the gov. to transfer trials of British soldiers & officials to England to protect them from American juries 4. Local officials provide lodging for British soldiers
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What are the four parts of the Constitution and what do they mean?
1. Preamble - explains why the Continental Congress drew up the Declaration 2. Natural Rights - ppl have certain basic rights & gov't should protect those rights. 3. List of Grievances - lists the complaints against British gov't 4. Resolution of Independence - declares that the colonists are "free & independent states" with the full power to make war, form alliances, & trade w/ other countries
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When the colonists refused to buy British goods until Parliament repealed the Stamp Act
Nonimportation Agreement
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Taxes on imports and exports
Custom duties
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Name two of the three men that warned the people that the British were coming
Paul Revere, Willian Dawes, (Samuel Prescott)
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The Battle of Bunker Hill was actually fought on...
Breed's Hill
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Many backcountry farmers regarded the king as their protector against the _______ and ________ who controlled the local governments
Planters; merchants
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The Second Continental Congress "adopted" the militia army and named it the _________________. The head was ________________.
Continental Army; George Washington
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King George issued the __________________ in which he stated that the colonies were now "open and avowed enemies"
Proclamation for Suppressing Rebellion & Sedition
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Gov. Dunmore of Virginia proclaimed that _______________ would be freed if they fought for the Loyalists
Africans enslaved by rebels
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The defeat of the British troops at ______________ by the French and Native Americans inspired the _________ people of western Pennsylvania to attack British settlers in their territory
Fort Duquesne; Deleware
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____________ wanted to stop American merchants from smuggling goods in and out of America without paying ____________
George Grenville; custom duties
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The _________ changed the tax rates for raw sugar and molasses imported from foreign colonies
Sugar Act
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In May 1769, Virginia's House of Burgesses passed the ___________, stating that only the House had the right to tax Virginians
Virginia Resolves
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How many ppl signed the Declaration of Independence
56
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Turning point in the French and Indian war in N.A.
The British victory at Quebec
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Forced the colonists to pay for their own defense
Quartering Act
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The __________ proposed that the colonies unite to form a federal gov't
Albany Plan of Union
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Why did Spain give up Florida
To get Cuba and the Philippines back
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Founder of the Sons of Liberty
Issac Sears