first coach kelly exam

the growth of new ideas in europe and america

• said government was a social contract
• Believed that god had laws to help the human world run smoothly

• scientist
• writer
• statesman
• post office
• invented the stove

Leader in the revival of religious feelings

sparked the great awakening

• a mass hysteria in 1692 where people were falsely accused of witchcraft
• 20 killed
• 150 imprisoned

• 1735,German Immigrant
• Landmark victory freedom of the press

decided once and for all the future of the North America by establishing British supremecy

• civilian
• volunteer 
• small armys

Tried to draw up a treaty with the Indians that all the colonies would sign

• Britain took florida from spain
• Britain obtained all of Modern day Canada and all the land East of the MS. River except New Orleans

first continuous newsletter for the colonies 1704

Forbid settlers from settling west of the Appalachian mountains

• taxed Molasses and increased the restriction on colonial commerce, alarmed colonials
• many smuggled molasses from the french sugar islands

required any colonists where troops were stationed to provide them with quarters and supplies

• Required that tax stamps be puchased and placed on all legal documents
• Liquor
• diplomas
• newpaper
• dice
• and playing cards

said no taxation without representation

protected American Liberty by making sure no stamps where ever issued

economic preassure on the British by refusing to BUY their goods

• 1767 New York restraining act
• import taxes on lead paint tea paper and glass

• march 5 1770
• British soldiers killed 5 civilians

British schooner ship burned by colonials in 1772

Purpose was to warn colonies about incidents with the British

colonists dumb 15000 lbs of tea into the harbor in 1774

in 1774 Boston Port Act is passed which closed down the Boston Port until all the tea is paid for

wanted to get rid of the intolerable acts

• leader commander and chief wanted to choose a virginian 
• good judgement had respect

• First major fight of the war
• British soldiers suffered 40% casualties

• Wanted self Government
• sense a seperate identity from Great Britain

The Traitor

• wrote common sense
• 500,000 printed most important document since the constitution

• declared independence from Britain
• Written by Thomas Jerfferson
• july 4 1776

American colonists who supported independence

• remained loyal to king
• located around large cities

Fight for money

• Naval Hero 
• captured several British ships

• Washingtons army
• stayed together for 8 years

• First female sergent
• Fought along side her husband

turning point of the war British Defeated

JEW

• North Pennsylvania
• washingtons winter refuge

Independence is won Corwallis surrenders

• the British recognize us as a independant nation
• recognizes fishing rights for america
• sets new boundaries

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• Made it difficult to travel
•  1 in 3 slaves died

supervisor

slaves with a certain skill

• very powerful tribe
• attacked a village on the mystic river

• only way for natives to resist white settlers was for natives to unite
• messaoites son united natives and staged attack
• war ended if failure for indians

an economic system used to increase a governments wealth

Goods are even

• No country can trade with colonies unless they are using British ships
• all vessels have to be 3/4 colonial or british
• colonies where not aloud to trade sugar or tobacco with any other country except england.

• carried out throught the 16 and 1700s
• this policy was and unspoken aggreement to let the colonies develop without over regulating them

one who betrays their country

to sieze public property

a messenger or agent sent by a government of official business

a mass of disorderly and crude common people

a place for making or storin weapons and ammunition

concerning the belief that a country should take little or no part in foreign affairs

passed down for geration to genration

The isolaton of a place by hostile ships or troops

a private vessel temporarily authorized  to capture or plunder enemy shops in wartime

taking advantage of ones official position to gain money or property by illegal means

The body that chose George Washington commander of the Continental Army