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6 Gr. Social Studies

6th Grade Social Studies The Revolution: The War Begins Section 4

TermDefinition
Blockade The shutting off of a port by ships to keep people and\or supplies from moving inlait.
Mercenary Soldiers who serve another country for money.
New Delegates: May 1775 Thomas Jefferson, John Hancock and Benjamin Franklin
Patriots Colonists who wanted independence
Loyalists Colonists who were loyal to the British Crown
On May 10, 1775, __________ and 83 men,called the ____________ captured Fort Ticonderoga. The men seized weapons, including ________, Which were later moved to Boston. Ethan Allen, Green Mountain Boys, cannons
The Olice Branch Petition stated that: The colonists were loyal to their King.
The Declaration of the Causes and Necessities of Taking Up Arms stated that the: Colonists were ready "to die freemen rather than to live as slaves"
The British won the Battle of Bunker Hill after the third ________ because the American militia ran out _________. This battle proved that the Americans could __________. Attack, of ammunition, fight & stand up to the British.
On December 1775, one army led by __________ and another led by _________ invaded Canada and attacked the city of _______. The attack failed. Richard Montgomery, Benedict Arnold, Quebec
Created by: Cmurtagh
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