STUDY GUIDE Wars that Made America 44 questions, 31 mc, 14 choosing from terms People Lexington & Concord Whigs vs. Tories Navigation Acts 1660 Joseph Brant Appalachian Mountains Iroquois Confederacy Common Sense Algonquian Declaration of Independence George Washington Olive Branch Petition Jonathan Edwards 1st and 2nd Continental Congress George Whitefield Stamp Act Crisis Thomas Paine Declaratory Act Thomas Jefferson Fort Necessity and Fort Duquesne John Adams Ohio Valley Sam Adams Gaspee Affair George Grenville Tea Act Lord North Battle of Bunker Hill George III Battle of Saratoga George Rogers Clark Battle of Trenton Rochambeau Proclamation of 1763 Von Steuben Townshend Duties Pulaski Intolerable (Coercive Acts) Pontiac Quebec Act Benjamin Franklin Boston Port Act Patrick Henry Enlightenment John Dickinson Great Awakening Loyalists vs. Patriots Jumonville Affair Sons of Liberty Benedict Arnold Other Terms Daniel Boone Quartering Marquis de Lafayette Mercantilism William Pitt Salutary Neglect John Locke Repeal British East India Company Excise Taxes Thomas Gage Customs House John Burgoyne Fur trading George Cornwallis Deism Minutemen Pitt’s Promise Tarring and Feathering Places & Events Boston Massacre Ponder This Yorktown the FI War and why? • Who won T of Paris, 1763 Advantages of both sides in the American • T of Paris, 1783 Revolutionary War. Quebec Act Why did the French aid the newly independent • Battle of Quebec Americans? Battle of the Plains of Abraham Compare relations of Indians between Brits and • French & Indian War French. War Why declare independence? Seven Years’ • War How did the Dec of Independence Pontiac’s • reflect Locke’s Lord War theories? Dunmore’s
STUDY GUIDE Wars that Made America 44 questions, 31 mc, 14 choosing from terms People Whigs vs. Tories Joseph Brant Iroquois Confederacy Algonquian George Washington Jonathan Edwards George Whitefield Thomas Paine Thomas Jefferson John Adams Sam Adams George Grenville Lord North George III George Rogers Clark Rochambeau Von Steuben Pulaski Pontiac Benjamin Franklin Patrick Henry John Dickinson Loyalists vs. Patriots Sons of Liberty Benedict Arnold Daniel Boone Marquis de Lafayette William Pitt John Locke British East India Company Thomas Gage John Burgoyne George Cornwallis Minutemen Places & Events Boston Massacre Yorktown T of Paris, 1763 T of Paris, 1783 Quebec Act Battle of Quebec Battle of the Plains of Abraham French & Indian War Seven Years’ War Pontiac’s War Lord Dunmore’s War Lexington & Concord Navigation Acts 1660 Appalachian Mountains Common Sense Declaration of Independence Olive Branch Petition 1st and 2nd Continental Congress Stamp Act Crisis Declaratory Act Fort Necessity and Fort Duquesne Ohio Valley Gaspee Affair Tea Act Battle of Bunker Hill Battle of Saratoga Battle of Trenton Proclamation of 1763 Townshend Duties Intolerable (Coercive Acts) Quebec Act Boston Port Act Enlightenment Great Awakening Jumonville Affair Other Terms Quartering Mercantilism Salutary Neglect Repeal Excise Taxes Customs House Fur trading Deism Pitt’s Promise Tarring and Feathering Ponder This • Who won the FI War and why? • Advantages of both sides in the American Revolutionary War. • Why did the French aid the newly independent Americans? • Compare relations of Indians between Brits and French. • Why declare independence? • How did the Dec of Independence reflect Locke’s theories?
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