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On December 7, 1776 he crossed the Delaware River into Pennsylvania.

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George Washington

Janet and Josh Lamond

General Charles Cornwallis

Patrick Henry

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On April 14, 1994 he was born.

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Matthew Kracke

Samuel Adams

Patrick Henry

John Adams

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He was chair of the Declaration of Independence, Virginia lawyer, planter, slaveholder, and did most of the document writing.

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George Washington

Sam Adams

Thomas Paine

Thomas Jefferson

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He was a powerful supporter of independence, In a famous speech he was quoted as saying, “Give me liberty, or give me death!”

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Benjamin Franklin

Patrick Henry

John Adams

Colleen Elizabeth Megna

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In 1765 he was elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives. The Stamp Act crisis turned him into a key political activists. He became a driving force behind the formation

of the secretive Sons of Liberty, a militant, anti-British group.

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Samuel Adams

Patrick Henry

Adam Smith

John Hancock

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To show that you had paid the tax, you had to buy specially stamped paper.

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Sugar Act

Stamped Act

Declaratory Act

Townshend Act

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Stated that Parliament had power to make laws for the Americans.

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Placed duties on glass, paper, paint, lead and tea.

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Boston Act

Tea Act

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Townshend Act

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Law that said colonies must provide British soldiers a house and supplies.

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Sugar Act

Billeting Act

Quebec Act

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Laws passed to punish Boston.

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James Otis said, “Taxation without representation is …

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Thomas Paine’s plea for patriotism was written here.

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Olive Branch Petition

Patriot Times

Proclamation

Common Sense

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Begins. When in the course of human events it becomes..

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Declaration of Independence

Jefferson’s diary

Proclamation of 1763

Quartering Act

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Represented the first constitutional agreement made between the 13 American states.

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Bill of Rights

Articles of Confederation

Declaration of Independence

The Federalist Papers

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This document told English settlers not to go beyond the Appalachian Mountains.

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The Federalist papers

Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom

Proclamation of 1763

Bill of Rights

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Colony where battle of Lexington & Concord took place.

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Boston

Massachusetts

Lexington

Concord

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First major battle of the Revolutionary War.

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Bunker Hill

Valley Forge

Morristown

Lexington

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City where the Declaration was written.

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Philadelphia

Boston

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Richmond

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British surrendered their weapons at the……

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Battle of Monmouth

Battle of Saratoga

Battle of Trenton

Battle of Yorktown

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This building was the site of the Boston Massacre.

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Newspaper Building

Customs House

City Hall

New State House

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The American Army was called?

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The first person to sign the Declaration was?

John Hancock

Thomas Jefferson

Benjamin Franklin

John Adams

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British General in charge of troops at Boston was?

William Howe

Charles Cornwallis

John Burgoyne

Thomas Gage

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Moderates in the Continental Congress sent this document to King George after the Battle of Bunker Hill.

Federalist papers

Jefferson’s Declaration

Olive Branch Petition

Virginia Plan

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Granted the United States independence and the land from the Atlantic coast westward to the Mississippi River and from the Great Lakes south to Florida.

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Treaty of Paris

U.S. Constitution

Proclamation of 1763

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