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Road To Amer. Rev.

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1765- Tax placed on all printed material; newspapers, playing cards, legal documents. Stamp Act
1773- required the colonists to only buy tea from the East India Company (English Company) Tea Act
Group of American colonists who protested British tax policies Sons of Liberty
1773- Colonists reaction to the Tea Act, this protest spread throughout the colonies Boston Tea Party
1764- Tax on Sugar Sugar Act
Wealthy merchant and Leader of Charleston’s Son’s of Liberty, spoke out against the Stamp Act. Christopher Gadsden
Listed the reasons why the colonies wanted to break away from England Declaration of Independence (DOI)
-Arthur Middleton -Thomas Lynch Jr -Thomas Heyward Jr -Edward Rutledge Signers of DOI from SC
The army of the American colonies – George Washington was the commander Continental Army
American colonists who supported Revolution against Britain. AKA Whigs, Rebels Patriots
American colonists who sided with Britain during the Revolution. AKA Tories Loyalists
An irregular war carried on by independent soldiers (Hit-and-Run Tactics) Guerilla Warfare
Guerilla warfare fighter for the Patriots who fought the British in the Low Country of SC Francis Marion Swamp Fox
Guerrilla warfare fighter for the Patriots who fought the British, fiery and impulsive Thomas Sumter The Gamecock
“The Indian Fighter” Guerilla Warfare fighter who fought the British in the Upcountry. Andrew Pickens The Wizard Owl
Guerrilla warfare fighters during the Revolution who used hit and run tactics against the British Army Partisans
A Volunteer Army Militia
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