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Road to Independence

A Stack for 7th Grade SS Civics to Study Docs & PPL in the Founding of our gov't

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This person was the Commander in Chief of the US Army during the Revolutionary War, first president George Washington
This person was the King of England during the writing of the Declaration of Independence George III
During this meeting a letter was written to the King of England, called the Declaration of Rights First Continental Congress
This is the Supreme Law of the Land Constitution
This unpopular law resulted in the Sons of Liberty forming to show the colonist's strength and unity Stamp Act
This unpopular act resulted in the Boston Tea Party Tea Act
This part of the Constitution explains why it was written The Preamble
This declares independence from British rule Declaration of Independence (also led to the Revolutionary War)
Series of laws that put mercantilism into practice The Navigation Acts
Gave England the right to search ships, homes, etc. for smuggled goods The Writs of Assistance (legalized in the Townshend Acts)
British soldiers fired into a crowd, killing five people Boston Massacre
Required the colonists to provide living quarters and supplies to British troops Quartering Act
The writing of this led to the Revolutionary War Declaration of Independence (also declared independence from British rule)
This is the name for changes to the constitution Ammendments
Created by: rjaske@wwusd.org
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