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All trade must be carried on an English or Colonial ship.
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A militia organization between New York and New Hampshire.
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Parliament was the same tax authority as the colonies as Great Britain.
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British Colonies fought New France's colonies.
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Prevented any more westward expansion.
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Colonists must house British soldiers.
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A tax on any printed paper that was used.
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A Group of women who represented their love for America by boycotting British goods. http://www.newenglandhistoricalsociety.com/daughters-liberty-fought-independence/
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A secret group composed of Colonists made to fight Britain and their tyranny.
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Taxes on many goods. Colonies outraged.
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First person to be attacked in the Boston Massacre.
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Local Bostonians were harassing British troops. The British shot and killed 5 people.
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To reduce the amount of Tea held by the East India Company.
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Committees from different town's in the colonies communicated their ideas with each other and their courses of action.
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A Protest against unfair laws and taxes, during which the colonists dumped hundreds of tons of tea into the harbor.
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Gave French colonists religious freedom and civil law.
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Leaders from the colonies gathered to talk about the troubles in Britain's and the colonies relationship.
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The Intolerable Acts were made by parliament to punish them for their rebellious events.
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"Give me Liberty, or give me death!" At the 2nd Virginia Convention.
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A loss for the Patriots. But the British lost twice as many troops.
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Naval Commander and war hero. Great victories against British warships.
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Formed to fight against the British and won.
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Wentworth Cheswell was an African American minuteman, rode to New Hampshire and Maine to get reinforcements.
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William Dawes was a patriot, who with Paul Revere saw the two ligts shine and they alerted the militia.
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Delegates from the colonies came together for the second time to discuss the state of the country.
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The leader of the Green Mountain Boys with Benedict Arnold, and he fought in the French and Indian War and the American Revolution.
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The Olive Branch Petition was Congress' last attempt to avoid going to war against Britain; declaring that the colonists were still loyal. https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwi2yLrBzZLeAhVDOq0KHbIVC-EQjRx6BAgBEAU&url=http%3A%2F%2Fexhibitions.nypl.org%2Ftreasures%2Fitems%2Fshow%2F119&psig=AOvVaw3QxqR2iuyLb-3J3LYqBxQx&ust=1540041957827282
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The first battle in the Revolutionary War.
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A pamphlet written by Thomas Paine advocating for Independence.
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In the Continental Congress , signed the Declaration of Independence.
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Persuaded congress to declare independence.
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Founding Father, \signed the Declaration of Independence.
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The Commander in Chief during the American Revolution. 1st American President.
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He is the author of the Declaration Of Independence.
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Thomas Paine was the author of Common Sense, a 47-page pamphlet.
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Spy and Soldier for the Continental Army.
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The document declaring the Colonists freedom from Britain which was signed by the second Continental Congress.
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Considered the war's turning point.
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George Washington and his army camped here.
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Used unusual tactics in war. The father of Gorilla Warfare.
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A financial broker in New York City. He helped free to revolution.
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Naval Commander and war hero. Great victories against British Warships.
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A Spanish man who was an enemy of Britain and helped the Patriots in the war.
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Notorious traitor of the United States. He switched to the British side in the middle of the American Revolution.
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The last major battle in the Revolution. (essentially ended the war)
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James Armistead was an African American slave, who was given permission by his master to enlist and join the Continental Army.
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One of the Founding Fathers of The United States.
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Officially ended the Revolutionary War.
