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British used search warrants, which was given this name, to find
lawbreakers.
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This is known as the betrayal of ones country.
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This act was designed to discipline the colonists after the Boston Tea Party.
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This man was President of the Second Continental Congress. He was charged with treason by the
British. He was the last man to sign the Declaration of Independence.
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After the passing of the Intolerable Acts, 56 delegates from the colonies meet in Philadelphia to discuss what
they could do to ease tensions between the colonies and Britain.
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This man was a famous politician. He was able to get France as an ally
during the American Revolution.
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The colonies started not buying British goods in protest of the taxes
being imposed upon the colonies. This practice is called what?
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This phrase was used often by colonists to voice their anger at
British Parliament’s laws and taxes.
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This author wrote pamphlets to encourage support for
independence. Example is “Common Sense.”
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These colonists wanted to fight for American Independence during
the Revolution.
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This event occurred during the passing of the Townshend Acts. Angry colonists
threw icicles and snowballs at the British soldiers. The British soldiers
killed 5 colonists.
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The British used this on the colonists by blocking a place by military especially with ships.
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This economic system was used by England to use the resources of the colonies. This economic system was
basically a favorable balance of trade for England.
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This man was accused of treason by the British and is believed to have fired the “shot heard around the
world.”
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These colonists wanted to stay under control of the British King.
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This is Britain’s law making representatives whom imposed
unfair laws and taxes on colonies.
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Hired soldiers from foreign countries to fight a war. The British hired these
during the American Revolution to fight the colonies.
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The English King wanted to control settlement of the western frontier after the French and Indian War so this act
was passed.
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This is the well-known General of the British who surrendered at
Yorktown.
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This treaty was signed at the end of the American Revolution.