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Am. Revolution Pt. 2

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the final battle of the Revolutionary War Battle of Yorktown
the purpose of the First Continental Congress draft a letter to King George III expressing their demand for the Intolerable Acts to stop
The colonists felt King George III was.... unfair and did not respect their rights and freedoms
an important U.S. document that explained the reasons the colonists wanted to be their own country Declaration of Independence
this required the colonists to house soldiers and pay for their meals Quartering Act
created to coordinate the efforts of the colonists to fight the British Continental Army
the British people who were loyal to King George III Loyalist
the colonists who wanted independence from Great Britain Patriot
ready to fight at a moment's notice Minutemen
members of the British army Redcoats
Cause: King George III passed the Stamp Act Effect: Massachusetts urges colonies to boycott British goods
Cause: King George III passed the Quartering Act Effect: The Sons of Liberty were organized
Cause: The colonists came together and fought fiercely for their freedom from England Effect: Colonists won the Revolutionary War
wrote the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson
What did the colonists gain after the Revolutionary War? freedom, independence, and representation of their own government
The Declaration of Independence described several of these that the colonists had against the King of England grievances
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