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United or Divided? A Review

United or Divided? A Review

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​United or Divided? Review

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What area of land did the British and French both want during the French and Indian War?

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Multiple Choice

What was the name of the plan that Ben Franklin proposed during the French and Indian war for the 13 colonies?

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Albany Plan of Union
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Union of the Colonies Act
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Continental Congress Proposal
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Colonial Defense Agreement

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The colonists were angry with King George III after the French and Indian war because he established the Proclamation Line of...

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Intolerable Acts:
1. Closed Boston Harbor
2. Ended Self Government
3. Strengthened Quartering Act
4. British Officials on Trial in England

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​The Road to Philadelphia

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following descriptions best describes the events of the Boston Massacre?

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The Boston Massacre was a peaceful protest against British rule.
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The Boston Massacre involved a naval battle between colonists and British ships.
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The Boston Massacre was a riot where colonists attacked British soldiers.
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The Boston Massacre was a confrontation where British soldiers killed five colonists.

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Multiple Choice

Which group was known for their leadership and organization of the Boston Tea Party?

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Colonial Merchants
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Sons of Liberty
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Daughters of Liberty
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Boston Patriots

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The Attendance: 56 delegates from 12 out of 13 colonies attended; Georgia stayed home.
High Stakes: The meeting was secret because delegates could be arrested for treason if the King found out.

The Results: They wrote a "Declaration of Rights," organized a total boycott of British goods called the Continental Association, and set a follow-up meeting for May 1775.
Identity Shift: This was the first time colonists began to call themselves "Americans" instead of just New Yorkers or Virginians.

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​The First Continental Congress

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Multiple Choice

Why did Georgia not attend the First Continental Congress?

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Georgia was busy dealing with issues regarding Native Americans.

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Georgia did attend the First Continental Congress.

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Georgia was represented by a delegate.
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Georgia attended but left early due to a battle with the British.

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Multiple Choice

True or False: Most colonists identified themselves as "Americans" prior to the First Continental Congress.

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True

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False

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​Beliefs: Believed in "No Taxation Without Representation" and that people have natural rights to life, liberty, and property.

Leaders: Patrick Henry (who said, "Give me liberty, or give me death!") and John Adams.

​​Patriots

​Who They Were: Often frontier farmers far from the cities or Quakers whose religion forbade fighting in any war.

Motivations: Many were simply afraid of losing their homes or being charged with treason if they picked the losing side.

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Beliefs: Believed the King was the legal ruler and that the British Empire provided safety and trade.

View of Patriots: Saw them as law-breaking "mobs" and feared that independence would lead to chaos.

​​Loyalists

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