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Causes of the Causes of the Revolutionary WarRevolutionary War

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**Final Jeopardy****Final Jeopardy**

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American ResistanceAmerican Resistance

Define and Describe Define and Describe THREE examples of THREE examples of Colonial Resistance Colonial Resistance during the fight for during the fight for

impendence.impendence.

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This man tried to convince the This man tried to convince the colonists to “join or die” with the colonists to “join or die” with the

British in 1754.British in 1754.

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Benjamin FranklinBenjamin Franklin

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These “loyal” people would These “loyal” people would support the King.support the King.

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LoyalistsLoyalists

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The ___________________ were The ___________________ were responsible for terrorizing tax responsible for terrorizing tax

collectors and even causing the collectors and even causing the Boston Tea Party.Boston Tea Party.

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The The SONS OF LIBERTY SONS OF LIBERTY were were responsible for terrorizing tax responsible for terrorizing tax collectors and even causing collectors and even causing the Boston Tea Party.the Boston Tea Party.

This man said it was This man said it was “common sense” for the “common sense” for the colonists to break away colonists to break away

from Britain.from Britain.

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Thomas PaineThomas Paine

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He uttered, “Give me He uttered, “Give me Liberty, or Give me Death” Liberty, or Give me Death” in a famous speech to the in a famous speech to the

Virginia Convention in Virginia Convention in 1775.1775.

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Patrick HenryPatrick Henry

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5 colonists massacred5 colonists massacred

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Boston, MABoston, MA

(Boston Massacre)(Boston Massacre)

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The Spark of the RevolutionThe Spark of the Revolution

(the first shots fired)(the first shots fired)

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Lexington and Concord, MALexington and Concord, MA

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This place was home to the This place was home to the French headquarters in the French headquarters in the

French and Indian War.French and Indian War.

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Quebec!Quebec!

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You would hear debates of the You would hear debates of the Declaration of Independence and Declaration of Independence and the need for a Continental Army the need for a Continental Army if you sat in this place…if you sat in this place…

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The Continental CongressThe Continental Congress

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Location of the armory, to Location of the armory, to which Revere never gets to.which Revere never gets to.

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Concord, MAConcord, MA

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One who fights for colonial One who fights for colonial independenceindependence

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PatriotPatriot

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Law that taxed all printed goods, Law that taxed all printed goods, including legal documents, including legal documents, playing cards, and books.playing cards, and books.

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The Stamp Act!The Stamp Act!

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A fighting style used by Native A fighting style used by Native Americans (and then by the Americans (and then by the

colonists) that is characterized colonists) that is characterized by hiding, sneaking, and by hiding, sneaking, and seemingly unorganized.seemingly unorganized.

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Guerilla WarfareGuerilla Warfare

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The actual words said by Paul The actual words said by Paul Revere on his midnight ride.Revere on his midnight ride.

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The Regulars are coming The Regulars are coming (referring to the Regular Army)(referring to the Regular Army)

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The Redcoats are coming.The Redcoats are coming.(He never would have said the “British” are coming (He never would have said the “British” are coming since everyone considered themselves to be British. since everyone considered themselves to be British. The people he warned would have looked at him and The people he warned would have looked at him and

wondered who he was talking about.)wondered who he was talking about.)

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ThisThis ended the French ended the French and Indian War and and Indian War and thisthis

ended the ended the Revolutionary War. Revolutionary War.

(Two answers, be careful)(Two answers, be careful)

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Treaty of Paris (1763) ends F&I WarTreaty of Paris (1763) ends F&I War

Treaty of Paris (1783) ends Treaty of Paris (1783) ends Revolutionary warRevolutionary war

The 1754 prize The 1754 prize (what were Britain (what were Britain

and France fighting for in the French and Indian War?)and France fighting for in the French and Indian War?)

Yorktown, to the RevolutionYorktown, to the Revolution

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The Ohio River The Ohio River ValleyValley

FinaleFinale

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Ultimate colonist desireUltimate colonist desire

What they ultimately got…What they ultimately got…

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RepresentationRepresentation

NationNation

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To house soldiersTo house soldiers

New England in terms New England in terms of lumberof lumber

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QuarterQuarter

ExporterExporter

Declaration author Declaration author

King George broke ‘emKing George broke ‘em

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ThomasThomas

PromisePromise

Lowest point, 1777-78Lowest point, 1777-78

Leader of the armyLeader of the army

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Valley Valley ForgeForge

GeorgeGeorge