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American Revolution

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Multiple Choice
Which revolution gave us the idea that people have rights that cannot be taken away?
The Renaissance
The Scientific Revolution
The Reformation
The Enlightenment
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Multiple Choice
Who was the Enlightenment thinker who said that if a king tries to take away your rights, you should rebel?
Thomas Hobbes
Leonardo da Vinci
John Locke
Isaac Newton
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Multiple Select
What were Locke's three natural rights? (select all that apply)
Life
Money
Property
Liberty
Success
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What were the American Colonies?
The American Colonies were thirteen different territories along the east coast of North America.
They were given some freedom but controlled by England.
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Multiple Choice
How many colonies were there in America?
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12
13
15
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Causes of the American Revolution
The Enlightenment-Colonists read John Locke and thought the king was taking away their rights
French and Indian War-England demanded colonies pay for the war to protect them
Taxes- The colonists did not want to pay taxes as they had no representation back in England
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Multiple Select
What are the three causes of the American Revolution? (click all that apply)
Famine
The Enlightenment
French and Indian War
Taxes
Lack of protection from France
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Major Events in American Revolution
Boston Tea Party- Colonists protested tax on tea by throwing English tea into the harbor!
Battle of Trenton-first significant American victory! Showed the colonists that we could fight and win.
Battle of Yorktown-Americans trap large British army and force surrender! Americans win the war!
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Major Figures of the American Revolution
George Washington-General of the Continental Forces
Thomas Jefferson-Writer of much of the Declaration of Independence
Marquis de Lafayette-French leader who helped train American forces
Benjamin Franklin-Member of the Continental Congress, got France to join our side in the war.
Thomas Paine-Wrote pamphlet Common Sense, encouraging people to rebel.
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Multiple Choice
Which American Revolutionary figure led the Continental Army?
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Paine
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Multiple Choice
Which American Revolutionary figure wrote Common Sense, a pamphlet that encouraged American colonists to rebel?
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Paine
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Multiple Choice
Which American Revolutionary figure wrote most of the Declaration of Independence?
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Marquis de Lafayette
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Results of the American Revolution
Most important: American independence!
France goes into debt, helping us and the French people get new ideas! (see what happens tomorrow)
American economic output increases, new factories and trade
America can expand westward (something England wouldn't let them do)
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Multiple Select
What were the results of the American Revolution?
England won
America won
Taxes increase
New trade and factories in America.
French people get new ideas, France in debt
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