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Abraham Lincoln
John Adams
Benedict Arnold
George Washington
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A bed for a boy to sleep on.
When people refuse to purchase or use certain goods in order to pressure a business or government to change its policy.
Armed resistance to a law.
A riot.
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John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
John Hancock
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That Americans did not want to pay any taxes, no matter what the amount was.
That the British Parliament did not discuss taxes with the King before passing them.
That Americans were being taxed without their consent. They had no representatives in Parliament.
That the taxes the Americans were being asked to pay were entirely too high.
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George Washington
King George III
The Prime Minister in the British Parliament.
Thomas Jefferson
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April 19th, 1775
June 17th, 1775
July 4th, 1776
December 25, 1776
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The Battle of Lexington and Concord
The Battle of Bunker Hill
The Battle of Saratoga
The Battle of Yorktown
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To hurt British businessmen who would pressure Parliament to stop taxing the American colonies.
Because they wanted to encourage American businessmen to compete with British manufacturers.
Americans wanted to lower the prices of British goods by increasing the supply available.
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1763
1776
1783
1787
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April 19th, 1775
July 17th, 1775
July 4th, 1776
December 25, 1776
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Coercive Acts
Sugar Act
Tea Tax
Intolerable Acts
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The "Massacre" took place inside a building.
The British soldiers were not ordered to fire.
The Americans were the ones who shot the British.
Paul Revere's picture is an accurate depiction of events.
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The Battle of Bunker Hill
The Battle of Yorktown
The Battle of Long Island and Manhattan
The Battle of Saratoga
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To attack the Hessians at the Battle of Trenton
To attack Lord Cornwallis at the Battle of Yorktown
To attack the Iroquois during the Sullivan Campaign.
Fleeing the British advance at the Battle of Long Island.
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1763
1775
1776
1783
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To secure gunpowder hidden there.
To arrest John Hancock and Sam Adams
To help prevent fighting between the colonial militia and the British Army
All of the above answers.
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That the French and Indian War was over.
That British subjects had to pay taxes to support the upkeep of the empire.
That British subjects could not move to the west of the Appalachian Mountains.
The end of the Revolutionary War.
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The Continental Army
The Hessians
The French
The Cherokee
Militia men
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Loyalists
The Continental Army
Runaway Slaves
The Iroquois
The French
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The lost the right to have their own elected government.
A military general now commanded their town.
They had to pay for the soldiers stationed in their town and could be forced to give up their house.
The Boston Harbor was closed and no trade could come in or out.
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