Unit 2 Review

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Across
  1. 3. One major difference between the Colonists and the British was that the Colonies had no established _____________ class
  2. 7. an unspoken agreement among the members of a society to cooperate for social benefits
  3. 9. LOSER and British Army General who surrendered to George Washington at Yorktown
  4. 11. European intellectual movement in the late 17th century which emphasized reason and individualism
  5. 13. Author of the Declaration of Independence
  6. 17. in 1763, King George III created this imaginary boundary for colonists not to cross in North America
  7. 18. a person in the colonies who did NOT agree with either side
  8. 19. skirmish between British troops and Bostonians, causing a few deaths and angering the colonists
  9. 22. to formally put an end to
  10. 23. In response to the Boston Tea Party, the British government passed the ______________ _____.
  11. 26. a piece of legislation or law passed by the British parliament (government) that directly affected the American colonists
  12. 27. During the First Continental Congress, in preparation to begin war with the British, the delegates established a colonial _____ and _____
  13. 32. This mountain range marked the imaginary line which colonists were not to cross, by order of King George III
  14. 34. Land given to America after the French and Indian War
  15. 36. King of England before and during the American Revolution
  16. 37. During the Boston Tea Party, 150 men dressed up as ________ _______ to disguise themselves
  17. 38. not capable of being taken away
  18. 40. a formal agreement between two or more countries
  19. 42. "The shot heard round the world" at this battle
  20. 43. This formal agreement by the same name ended the French and Indian War in 1763, and the American Revolution 20 years later in 1783
  21. 48. This was a series of battles in the summer of 1776
  22. 49. French aristocrat who fought in the American colonies against the British
  23. 50. a small and short published book containing information
  24. 51. an uprising against a government or social order in favor of a new system
  25. 52. British treasury secretary who enacted the Quartering Act
Down
  1. 1. The French wanted to protect this business industry during the French and Indian War
  2. 2. Who won the American Revolution?
  3. 4. July 4, 1776: this document was adopted by the Second Continental Congress
  4. 5. George Washington surprised the British and Hessians troops the day after Christmas at this battle of the American Revolution
  5. 6. an official statement of a complaint over something believed to be wrong or unfair
  6. 8. Enlightenment thinker who created the concepts of social contract, natural rights, and ordered liberty
  7. 10. For the most part, the fighting during the French and Indian War took place in Canada, upstate NY, and the ______ ______ _______.
  8. 12. a person who advocated for the overthrowing of the English government
  9. 14. Author of the pamphlet "Common Sense"
  10. 15. money charged by the government to pay for things
  11. 16. Colonial __________ became involved in the tea boycott, too
  12. 20. The tea act was an attempt to save this almost-bankrupt company
  13. 21. the practice of British soldiers being housed in homes of American colonists
  14. 24. helped write the Olive Branch petition to King George III, which was a final attempt for peace between the colonies and mother country.
  15. 25. a coordinated act of protest where people refuse to buy or use goods
  16. 28. The natives sided with this country during the French and Indian War
  17. 29. The French and Indian War was actually between the French and the _______.
  18. 30. universal entitlements that cannot be taken away
  19. 31. a violent killing of a group of people
  20. 33. a person who remained devoted to the King of England
  21. 35. famous founding father, negotiator, and diplomat
  22. 39. Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army
  23. 41. Britain and France have had ______ for centuries.
  24. 44. George Washington's first major military conflict (which he lost)
  25. 45. a formal or explicit statement or announcement
  26. 46. "Give me liberty or give me death!"
  27. 47. founding father, negotiator, and 2nd president of the US