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Independence Beginnings of Independence Revolutionary Thought ColoniesMixed Bag

-Who was asked to write the main portion of the Declaration? Row Question

-Thomas Jefferson Row Answer

-When was the Declaration finally issued? Row Question

-July Row Answer

-What philosopher’s ideas are very prominent in the Declaration? Row Question

-John Locke Row Answer

-The main body of the Declaration contains a list of grievances against whom? Row Question

-King George III Row Answer

-What was another name for a Loyalist? Row Question

-Tory (Tories) Row Answer

-Name the event when colonists dressed as Indians through valuable British property into the harbor? Row Question

-Boston Tea Party Row Answer

-This was the act passed to punish Boston after the harbor incident? Row Question

-Coercive Act Row Answer

Row Question -This was the name given by the colonists to the act which punished Boston?

-Intolerable Act Row Answer

Row Question -These were the first two battles of the Revolutionary War?

-Lexington and Concord Row Answer

-Who was chosen by the colonial leaders to lead a colonial army? Row Question

-George Washington Row Answer

-Name the attempt by the colonists to repair the damage between the King and the colonists? Row Question

-Olive Branch Petition Row Answer

-This was the pamphlet that urged colonists to support the independence movement? Row Question

-Common Sense Row Answer

-Who was the author of the pamphlet? Row Question

-Thomas Paine Row Answer

-What do you call someone who wanted independence? Row Question

-Patriot Row Answer

-What do you call someone who still supported the King? Row Question

-Loyalist Row Answer

-This is the absence of any form of government? Row Question

-anarchy Row Answer

-What term describes a legal alien who lives in this nation permanently? Row Question

-immigrant Row Answer

-This term that describes a person who acts in an unfair manner toward a particular group of people? Row Question

-discrimination Row Answer

-How often is the population counted? Row Question

-every 10 years Row Answer

-These are people who have fled their homes because of war or famine? Row Question

-refugees Row Answer

-This was the first successful English colony in America? Row Question

-Jamestown Row Answer

This religious group arrived in what is now Massachusetts in 1620? Row Question

-Pilgrims Row Answer

-This term refers to a period of very loose English control over the colonies? Row Question

-salutary neglect Row Answer

-This term refers to the harsh trip endured by captured slaves from Africa to the New World? Row Question

-Middle Passage Row Answer

-This was a period of religious revival within the colonies? Row Question

-Great Awakening Row Answer