a formal written request signed by a group of people

information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular cause or point of view.

nonviolent refusal to obey laws that one considers unjust

refusal to buy certain goods, such as tea following the Tea Act

information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular cause or point of view.

a formal written request signed by a group of people

nonviolent refusal to obey laws that one considers unjust

refusal to buy certain goods, such as tea following the Tea Act

Define civil disobedience

nonviolent refusal to obey laws that one considers unjust

a formal written request signed by a group of people

information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular cause or point of view.

refusal to buy certain goods, such as tea following the Tea Act

a formal written request signed by a group of people

information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular cause or point of view.

nonviolent refusal to obey laws that one considers unjust

The Battle of Saratoga...

Led to France joining the war because it proved to France that the Americans could win, provided confidence, and stopped the British from taking New England

British surrender led to the recognition of the United States as an independent country

a tough battle that ended in defeat, but showed that Patriots could fight with the British

The Battle of Yorktown

British surrender led to the recognition of the United States as an independent country

Led to France joining the war because it proved to France that the Americans could win, provided confidence, and stopped the British from taking New England

a tough battle that ended in defeat, but showed that Patriots could fight with the British

The Battles of Lexington and Concord

Led to France joining the war because it proved to France that the Americans could win, provided confidence, and stopped the British from taking New England

British surrender led to the recognition of the United States as an independent country

a tough battle that ended in defeat, but showed that Patriots could fight with the British

The Battle of Bunker Hill

a tough battle that ended in defeat, but showed that Patriots could fight with the British

Led to France joining the war because it proved to France that the Americans could win, provided confidence, and stopped the British from taking New England

British surrender led to the recognition of the United States as an independent country

Sons/Daughters of Liberty

staged mock hangings of cloth or straw effigies, or likenesses, dressed as British officials. P araded, signed petitions, and organized a boycott of fine British cloth .

wrote letters and pamphlets reporting to other colonies on events in Massachusetts.

staged mock hangings of cloth or straw effigies, or likenesses, dressed as British officials. P araded, signed petitions, and organized a boycott of fine British cloth .

wrote letters and pamphlets reporting to other colonies on events in Massachusetts.

Committees of Correspondence

wrote letters and pamphlets reporting to other colonies on events in Massachusetts.

staged mock hangings of cloth or straw effigies, or likenesses, dressed as British officials. P araded, signed petitions, and organized a boycott of fine British cloth .

As a protest of the Tea Act, Sons of Liberty dumped cargo into the harbor

Taxes on tea, glass, and paper that led to boycotts

Closing of Boston Harbor, housing of British soldiers, outlawing town meetings

Increased opposition to the British after the British retaliated to a protest over taxes.

Taxes on tea, glass, and paper that led to boycotts

As a protest of the Tea Act, Sons of Liberty dumped cargo into the harbor

Closing of Boston Harbor, housing of British soldiers, outlawing town meetings

Increased opposition to the British after the British retaliated to a protest over taxes.

Closing of Boston Harbor, housing of British soldiers, outlawing town meetings

As a protest of the Tea Act, Sons of Liberty dumped cargo into the harbor

Taxes on tea, glass, and paper that led to boycotts

Increased opposition to the British after the British retaliated to a protest over taxes.

As a protest of the Tea Act, Sons of Liberty dumped cargo into the harbor

Taxes on tea, glass, and paper that led to boycotts

Closing of Boston Harbor, housing of British soldiers, outlawing town meetings

Taxation without representation

Why the Colonists opposed the Stamp Act

Why Colonists opposed the Tea Act

Why Colonists opposed Writs of Assistance

Why colonists opposed the Proclamation of 1763

even though it lowered prices, it cut out merchants and let the British East India Company sell directly to customers

Why Colonists opposed the Tea Act

Why the Colonists opposed the Stamp Act

Why Colonists opposed Writs of Assistance

Why colonists opposed the Proclamation of 1763

Why Colonists opposed Writs of Assistance

Why the Colonists opposed the Stamp Act

Why Colonists opposed the Tea Act

Why colonists opposed the Proclamation of 1763

made settling west of the Appalachian mountains illegal, and many colonists ignored it

Why colonists opposed the Proclamation of 1763

Why the Colonists opposed the Stamp Act

Why Colonists opposed the Tea Act

Why Colonists opposed Writs of Assistance

Ran family businesses, cared for wounded soldiers

Some roles women played during the American Revolution

Purpose for most African Americans to fight in the Continental Army

Why Native American tribes largely fought against Britain

The possibility that the American Revolution would end slavery

Purpose for most African Americans to fight in the Continental Army

Some roles women played during the American Revolution

Why Native American tribes largely fought against Britain

A lack of respect for land and culture

Why Native American tribes largely fought against Britain

Some roles women played during the American Revolution

Purpose for most African Americans to fight in the Continental Army

A combination of every other option

Support from other European countries

"home-field advantage" (familiarity with the land)

"intrinsic motivation" (they believed in what they were fighting for

To fix their financial trouble following the French and Indian War, the British:

Taxed colonists in a variety of different ways

Encouraged settlement in the Ohio River Valley across the Appalachian Mountains

Created spots in Parliament so colonists could vote

example of an alliance during the war

example of a boycott before the war

example of a petition before the war

example of a blockade during the war

example of a boycott before the war

example of an alliance during the war

example of a petition before the war

example of a blockade during the war

example of a petition before the war

example of an alliance during the war

example of a boycott before the war

example of a blockade during the war

The entire East Coast by the British

example of a blockade during the war

example of an alliance during the war

example of a boycott before the war

example of a petition before the war

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