USH Unit 2 SSUSH3, 4, 5
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- Q1Britain v. France, Britain wins, ended by Treaty of Paris 1763, left British in debt, resulted in taxation of the colonies.Hundred Years WarFrench and Indian War AKA Seven Years WarFrench and Indian WarSeven Years War30s
- Q2British attempt to keep colonists from moving into American Indian territory. Made colonists unhappy and most of them ignored it.Intolerable ActsTea ActProclamation of 1763Navigation Act30s
- Q3Tax on newspaper, documents, and playing cards. Sons of Liberty hated it.Stamp ActTeaActSugar ActPaper Act30s
- Q4Founded by Sam Adams, participated in Boston Tea Party as well as committees of correspondence.Daughters of LibertySam Adams Beer Co.Sons of LibertyAll of these30s
- Q5Pamphlet by Thomas Paine, pushed colonists into attitude demanding independence. Before this, colonists just wanted King and Parliament to listen and respect their rights.Common SenseDeclaration of IndependenceFederalist PapersArticles of Confederation30s
- Q6Ended the American RevolutionTreaty of Paris 1898Treaty of Paris 1763Treaty of Paris 1783none of these30s
- Q7Ended the French and Indian WarTreaty of Paris 1898Treaty of Paris 1763Treaty of Paris 1783none of these30s
- Q8British Cornwallis led the Redcoats on to a peninsula, and surrendered after being trapped by French navy at sea and Continental forces led by Washington and Cornwallis on land.Valley ForgeBattle of SaratogaBattle of YorktownBattle of Trenton30s
- Q9Occurred after crossing the Delaware River and Continental troops surprised Hessians fighting for the British. First major victory, gave Continental army hope.Battle of TrentonValley ForgeBattle of YorktownBattle of Saratoga30s
- Q10Cold winter camp 1777-1778 where Washington suffered alongside his men, writing letters to the Continental Congress to get supplies.SaratogaDelawareValley ForgeTrenton30s
- Q11Continental victory that convinced the French to ally with the colonies (Ben Franklin and John Adams helped too)Battle of TrentonBattle of SaratogaValley ForgeBattle of Yorktown30s
- Q12French aristocrat who helped Washington train his armyBaron von SteudbenMarquis de LafayetteThomas JeffersonBenjamin Franklin30s
- Q13Prussian military commander who taught Continental troops the basis of military strategyAlexander HamiltonGeorge WashingtonBaron von SteubenMarquis de Lafayette30s
- Q145 Colonists died and the committees of correspondence spread the story to win supporters to the Patriot cause.YorktownBoston Tea PartyBoston MassacreValley Forge30s
- Q15someone who supported British rule over the coloniesLoyalistPartriotRebelUnion30s