The American Revolution
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- Q1Forbade colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains, and angered colonists who fought for westward expansion.Proclamation of 176320s
- Q2approval of the peopleConsent of the governed20s
- Q3Colonists did not want to have taxes imposed on them without their consent because they had no representation in ParliamentNo taxation with representation20s
- Q4Wrote Common Sense to encourage British Colonists to break away from England and create a government elected by the common peopleThomas Paine20s
- Q5date the Declaration of Independence was signed and adoptedJuly 4, 177620s
- Q6Natural, human rights, can't be taken away - Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of happinessUnalienable Rights20s
- Q7All men have Unalienable Rights and are created equal2 fundamental truths20s
- Q8Patriot Leader who gave the "Give me liberty or give me death" speech to the American delegatesPatrick Henry20s
- Q9Ended the American Revolution; America recognized as an independent nation and receives all lands from Atlantic to the Mississippi RiverTreaty of Paris 178320s
- Q10inspired Thomas Jefferson with writings on Unalienable Rights and consent of the governedJohn Locke20s
- Q11meeting to oppose the Intolerable Acts1st Continental Congress20s
- Q12first battle of the American Revolution, occurred after the 1st Continental CongressLexington and Concord20s
- Q13last battle of the American Revolution, British General Cornwallis surrendered because they were surrounded and had no reinforcementsYorktown20s
- Q14the final proclamation of the second Continental Congress asserting the independence of the colonies from Great BritainDeclaration of Independence20s
- Q15punishment for the Boston Tea PartyIntolerable Acts20s