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-Tax on sugars

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-Tax on every paper you buy

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Stamp Act Congress
-Meeting between the British and the colonies
Boycott
-When Americans protested the Stamp Act with violence

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-A secret organization that was created by the American colonies to advance the rights of the European colonists & to fight taxation

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-Signifies the formal women patriot association that was formed in 1765 to protest the Stamp act and later the Townshend Acts

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-Credited for making the first American flag

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Patriots
-Anyone who wanted freedom from Britain
Loyalists
-Anyone who wanted to stay with Britain

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-When Britain taxed all good imported to the American colonies

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-A fight between a group of patriots and a British soldier
-Was said to be a massacre but only 5 people died

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-Tax on tea

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-When everyone dumped tea in the harbors in Maryland, New York, and South Carolina

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-Laws from the British punishing the colonies after the Boston Tea Party

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-When the 13 colonies(except Georgia) met in Philadelphia to organize colonial resistance to Parliaments Coercive Acts

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Paul Revere and his Famous Ride (All Facts)

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Paul Revere and his Famous Ride (All Facts)

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-Wasn't alone on his journey; there was about 40 people with him
-Never made it to Concord
-Temporarily detained by the British
-One person got lost and the other was left to alert everyone
-Said "The Regulars are coming" not "THE BRITISH ARE COMING!!!"

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-Lexington and Concord were the first battles of the American Revolutionary War
-The battle in Concord was 'the shot heard around the world'

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-Convention of delegates from all 13 colonies in Philadelphia

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-declaration written on July 4, 1776
-declared that the thirteen colonies were independent form Britain

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Slaves
-Fought in war because they were promised freedom
-most stayed slaves because of debt
Women
-took many roles
>Nurses, cooks, and maids
>Even though they weren't supposed to, they pretended to be men and fought
>Worked in factories
Plantation Owners
-The low country plantation owners stayed loyal to the King

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Small Farmers
-They just tried to survive
-Kept farming
Children
-Didn't normally go to school
-Could join the army as early as age 7 to be drummers or message carriers
Immigrants
-Came for freedom
-Became majority of population

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I
-Patriots won
-We could damage British Navy
-SC flag created, palmetto logs kept their cannon balls out
II
-British won
-Gave England control of low country
-Closed harbors

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-British won
-Gave England control of SC
-Patriots retreated

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-Patriots won
-Pushed England back to Virginia
Patriots tricked British...Patriots worked with trained colonial army

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-Patriots won
-Pushed England out of SC
-Mountain men refused British surrender & punished them

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-British won ??
-Ended the British Southern campaign
-Heavy loss on British

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-Military officer in the Continental army

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-Soldier in the colony of Virginia militia
-Brigadier general in SC militia

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-Militia leader in the American Revolution

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-General Cornwallis was surrounded and forced to surrender the British at Yorktown, Virginia