Standards 3 and 4

Fight between France and Britain for control of the Ohio River Valley in America.

• French and Indian War

• War of 1812

• American Revolution

The​ (a)   (1763) forced France to turn over all territory in Canada and land east of the​ (b)   .

• Treaty of Paris
• Mississippi River
• Revolutionary War
• Declaration of Independence
• Rocky Mountains
• Gulf of Mexico

The French and Indian War ​ (a)   later leading to an American Revolution.

• left Britain in debt
• destroyed Britain's Navy
• lost territory to Spain

Match the following causes of the Revolution.

• led to the Proclamation of 1763.

• Fear of war with Indians

• led to taxing the colonies.

• Boston Tea Party

• taxed all paper products.

• Salutary Neglect

• allowed colonists to govern themselves.

• Stamp Act

• led to Intolerable Acts closing ports

• Britain's debt

Explain the importance of the Daughters of Liberty

• Made products to help with the boycott

• Took part in the Boston Tea Party

• Served on the Committee of Correspondence

• Helped draft the Declaration of Independence

Massachusetts Colonial Assembly that spread information throughout the colonies.

• Mayflower Compact

• Committee of Correspondence

• Second Continental Congress

Organized the Boston Tea Party and many other protests.

• Common Sense

• Salutary Neglect

• Sons of Liberty

Thomas Paine's (a)   pamphlet explained reasons for American Independence.

• Common Sense
• Leviathan
• Intolerable Acts
• American Proclamation

Authors of the Declaration of Independence that included Thomas Jefferson.

• Sons of Liberty

• Committee of Correspondence

• Committee of Five

Ideas of British philosopher​ (a)   who argued men have​ (b)   giving them freedom from tyranny influenced the Declaration of Independence.

• John Locke
• natural rights
• Benjamin Franklin
• moral reasoning
• Thomas Paine