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Declaration of Independence
Thomas Jefferson wrote the declaration of independence. |
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a document declaring independence from Britain
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Loyalists
The noblemen were loyalists to their king of France. |
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people who were loyal to their country or ruler
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Patriots
Patriots were very loyal to their countries and fought for anything. |
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a person who vigorously supports their country and is prepared to defend it against enemies or detractors.
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Mercantilism
Mercantilism allowed for trade to be well known. |
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belief in the benefits of profitable trading; commercialism.
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Seven Years War
The Seven Years War was a result of the Treaty of Paris. |
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the war also called the French and Indian War
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Proclamation Line of 1763
The Proclamation Line of 1763 stopped colonists from moving west. |
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prevented the colonists from moving west
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Sugar Act
The Sugar Act allowed the colonists to pay less taxes. |
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lower the taxes on certain things
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Stamp Act
The Stamp Act made all the colonists to pay for documents and newspapers. |
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made all documents and papers get taxed
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Quartering Act
The quartering act made colonists to provide for the British when in need.
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required colonists to provide shelter and food for British soldiers
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Boston Massacre
Colonists protest against the unfair taxes which led into the Boston Massacre. |
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5 colonists died during a taxing protest
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Boston Tea Party
The Boston Tea Party was a form of protest after the Boston massacre occurred. |
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a form of protest which colonists poured over tea in the Boston harbor
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Intolerable Acts
After the Boston tea party intolerable acts were made so nothing like that happened again.
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acts made after the Boston tea party
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Militia
The Militia had to be trained in order to succeed in war. |
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a military force that is raised from the civil population to supplement a regular army in an emergency.
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Battles of Lexington and Concord
The Battle of Lexington and Concord allowed America to make the first engagements. |
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first military engagements
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Battle of Saratoga
The Battle of Saratoga marked a time for the Americans to win their first victory. |
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allowed the Americans to mark a climax and win
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Battle of Yorktown
The Battle of Yorktown allowed the Americans to claim more land. |
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made the British surrender and won the war
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Articles of Confederation
The Articles of Confederation was the first type of constitution that the U.S. had. |
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agreement of the 13 colonies that served the first constitution
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Treaty of Paris
The Treaty of Paris recognized America's independence. |
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a treaty that ended the revolutionary war
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U.S. Constitution
The United States Constitution is the main laws for the U.S. |
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the supreme laws of the united states making up seven different articles
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Thomas Jefferson
The founding fathers did not fully agree on Thomas Jefferson's decisions. |
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wrote the Declaration of Independence; one of the founding fathers
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George Washington
George Washington led the victory to the Battle of Saratoga. |
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in charge of the military and led a lot of wars
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Paul Revere
Paul Revere warned the colonists that the British were coming which allowed them to have a victory. |
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helped warn the colonists about the British
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King George III
King George III was the king of Britain and made decisions that upset colonists. |
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the king of Britain
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Thomas Paine
Thomas Paine was a famous political activist and was a key person in the American Revolution. |
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wrote common sense and was a political activist
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Absolutism
The King had absolutism power which allowed him to do as he pleases. |
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the principle or practice of a monarch or dictator with full power
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Constitutional Monarchy
Due to constitutional monarchy the King couldn't get away with everything. |
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rule by a king or queen but have limited power
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1st, 2nd, and 3rd Estates
The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd estates are what made up France. |
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the different social classes during the french revolution
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Bourgeoisie
Bourgeoisie owned land and also had to not pay taxes. |
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the middle class of the 3 estates
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National Assembly
The National Assembly was a group of people who voted for things. |
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an elected legislature formed by the 3rd estate
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Tennis Court Oath
Since the King locked out the people for the meeting they gathered which was called the Tennis Court Oath. |
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an oath that the 2nd and 3rd estate did in order to write France a new constitution
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Storming of the Bastille
An aggressive mob known as the storming of the Bastille was a huge turning point in the revolution. |
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a state prison was attacked by a mob and showed the monarchy's dictatorial rule
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"Liberty, Equality, Fraternity"
The people of France used the liberty, equality, and fraternity motto to show how they deserved their own human rights. |
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the new motto of the french revolution
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Reign of Terror
The Reign of Terror was a time where many families where executed for being suspicious or saying the wrong answer. |
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a time where many citizens died for being suspicious or showing signs of support for the revolution
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The Great Fear
The Great fear made peasants riot because they didn't know what their fates would lead to. |
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a wave of peasant riots that occurred because of theories from the king to overthrow the 3rd estate
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Committee of Public Safety
The Committee of Public Safety got many citizens killed during the French Revolution. |
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a committee of men who made decisions together
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Guillotine
The King of France was to be executed with the guillotine the next day. |
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a machine used to execute people easier
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Emigres
Many French men would emigre to other countries to have better political lives.4 |
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a person who leaves their own country to settle into another for political reason
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Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen
France got their first declaration of the rights of man citizen in 1789. |
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this was a document written for discussing France's human rights
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The Directory
The Directory was overthrown by Napoleon. |
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a five man committee which took place of the Committee of Public Safety
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Louis XVI
Louis XVI did not want the second and third estates to have the meeting so he locked them out. |
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was the King of France and was beheaded for treason
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Marie Antoinette
Marie Antoinette would throw lavish parties all the time and never wore an outfit more than once. |
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she was the queen of France before the French Revolution
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Maximilian Robespierre
Maximilian Robespierre dominated and controlled the Committee of Public Safety. |
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was a famous person in the French Revolution and the Reign of terror
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Olympe de Gouges
Olympe de Gouges wrote the Deceleration of the rights of Women. |
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she was a activist of feminism and her playwright began to become more popular throughout France
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte led many successful campaigns to help France. |
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seized the power of France and was a general
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Revolution (C)
The French Revolution allowed France to create a constitution like system to help them. |
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a change or improvement of a government or political system
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Liberty (C)
All citizens were granted liberty within their rights. |
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having freedom and being able to have certain rights
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Tyranny (C)
The country had tyranny within it's walls due to the British King. |
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unfairly ruled against
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Ideals (C)
The Priest had specific ideals to follow within the church. |
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beliefs or principles that someone follows
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Justify (C)
George Washington had to justify why he wanted the British defeated. |
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to explain something with reasoning and backing it up
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Protest (C)
The colonists protested against taxes because it was unfair. |
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to go against and support an idea
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Representation (C)
The King's noblemen part took in representation during the King's travels. |
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to substitute for somebody else
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Equality (C)
The American colonists wanted equality among themselves and Britain. |
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being equal to everyone
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