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6.3 and 6.4 Quiz Rev

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What was the purpose of the Intolerable Acts? To punish Boston for the Tea Party and serve as a warning to other colonies.
What were the 4 Intolerable Acts? Closed Boston Harbor, Bring back the Quartering Act, Banned Committees of Correspondence, and sending British officials to England for trial.
What colony did not send delegates to the 1st Continental Congress? Georgia
What two decisions did the 1st Continental Congress make? Colonies would begin training troops and bann all trade with England.
Why did the British troops march toward Lexington and Concord? To Arrest Sam Adams and John Hancock as well as destroy the Patriots weapon supplies.
What was Paul Reveres mission as a Midnight Rider? To warn the Militia of the British troop movements toward Lexington and Concord
What groups of people supported the English? Loyalists
What groups supported the rebels? Patriots
What did the 2nd Continental Congress accomplish? Forming the Continental Army
Who was chosedn to lead the Continental Army? George Washington
Why was the Battle of Bunker Hill important to the Patriots? They held their own against the worlds strongest army
What was the Olive Branch Petition? The last attempt to restore peace betweeen the colonists and England
What was the main Idea of Thomas Paines Pamphlet Commen Sense? A complete break from England was needed
Why was Thomas Jefferson chosen to write the Declaration of Independence? He was an excellent writer and from Virginia
What date was the Declaration of Independence signed? July 4th 1776
What was the core idea of the Declaration of Independence? All people have Natural rights
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