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CHSUSRevolution

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Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? Thomas Jefferson
What are the parts of the Declaration? 1) Preamble, 2) declaration of rights, 3) a list of complaints to the king, 4) resolution of independence
What is the government's role in the rights of the people? Gov't is to protect rights; if they violate them, the people have the right to abolish the gov't + establish a new one
What happened to Boston after the Tea Party? 1)General Gage + 10,000 Redcoats occupied Boston, 2) took over gov't, 3) closed harbor
How did the colonies respond to the British takeover of Boston? The colonies (except Georgia) gathered @ Philly for the 1st Continental Congress
Where did the 1st Continental Congress take place? Philadelphia
What parameters were set in the 1st Continental Congress? 1) Renewed boycott, 2) armed themselves, 3) formed militias, 4) made appeal to king (didn't work)
What did the British want that set off the Battle of Lexington and Concord? British wanted to 1) disarm farmers (got word of weapon supplies @ Concord), 2) arrest John Hancock and Sam Adams
Was it in Lexington or Concord that the 'shot heard round the world' was fired? Lexington
Did the patriots lose at Lexington or Concord? Lexington
Who attacked Fort Ticonderoga and why? Ethan Allen + the Green Mountain Boys; they wanted to take control of the prominent water route to Canada + gather needed weapon supplies (cannons)
Who won the Battle of Bunker Hill? Technically the British (b/c Patriots retreated), but they suffered more losses + it boosted the Patriots morale (proved the colonies could stand up to professional soldiers)
Why did the Patriots lose the Battle of Bunker Hill? Ran out of ammunition
Who wrote the Olive Branch Petition? John Dickinson of PA
What were the parameters of the 2nd Continental Congress? Colonists were divided on how to deal with dispute w/ Britain, but all agreed to prepare for war; appointed George Washington as Commander of Continental Army + began printing money
Why did the 2nd Continental Congress appoint Washington as Commander? Washington had military experience from the French and Indian War + knew how the British army worked
Who delivered the cannons to Boston from Fort Ticonderoga? General Henry Knox
Name one place the British retreated to when they abandoned Boston. Halifax, Canada, and New York City
Name three battles the Patriots won. Battle of Trenton, Princeton, and Concord
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