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republicanism (limited government)
republicanism
(limited government)
Political ideology that grew in the colonies, favoring governments that had representatives responsible to the will of the people
Proclamation of 1763
Proclamation
of 1763
A imaginary line Instituted after the French and Indian War and Pontiac's Rebellion. to prevent future hostile events with native americans, they prohibited colonist from settling west of the appalachian mountains. Some of the colonist didn't follow the rules and most got restless from this proclamation. 
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Taxes & Smuggling - Prelude to Revolution: Crash Course US History #6
Taxes & Smuggling - Prelude to Revolution: Crash Course US History #6
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Committees of Correspondence
Committees
of Correspondence
They were the ones that told everybody about the news of what theBritish were doing
women (roles at home and in the war)  
women (roles at home and in the war)  
They boycotted British imported goods, dictated which items each family bought, usually avoided buying and supporting imported goods from England, supported family, ran businesses, nurses
colonial experience in self-government
colonial
experience in self-government
during the period of Statutory Neglect, the colonies felt independent from British  since they were not depending on them as much and not enforcing many rules. However, it ended after the French and Indian war, when taxes were being enforced to pay war debt.
direct v. virtual representation
direct
v. virtual representation
Unlike having representatives voted by the colonies, Britain said that the colonies had "virtual" representation as they were all recognized as British citizens and had their best interests. 
Daughters of Liberty
Daughters of Liberty
women that showed their patriotism by boycotting British good following the Townshend Acts 
British East India Co.
British
East India Co.
Tea Act put in place since the British East India Company was on the verge of bankruptcy. Virtual monopoly. 
Sons of Liberty
Sons
of Liberty
A revolutionary group of citizens led by Samuel Adams for the purpose of intimidating tax agents. They led the revolt during the Boston Tea Party and the Boston Massacre. Also would dress up like Indians. Created after the Stamp act to boycott and protest against British goods.
1783 Treaty of Paris (terms, nations involved, American diplomats)
1783 Treaty of Paris (terms, nations involved, American diplomats)
This was created after the American Revolution as a treaty of independence from Britain. It involved the movement of their border line from the Appalachian mountains to the Mississippi River, fishing rights off the coast of Canada, and debts owed to British merchants and honor loyalist claim for property confiscated during the war. American diplomats were Benjamin Franklin, John Adams and John Jay, and they negotiated the peace treaty with Britain.
Boston Tea Party
Boston
Tea Party
colonist dressed up as native Americans and destroyed an entire shipment of tea (dumped it into the harbor). nearly 1 million $ in damages.

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The Seven Years War and the Great Awakening: Crash Course US History #5
In which John Green teaches you about the beginnings of the American Revolution in a video titled The Seven Years War. Confusing? Maybe. John argues that the Seven Years War, which is often called the French and Indian War in the US, laid a lot of the groundwork for the Revolution.
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Tea Act
Tea
Act
took away the tax on tea for the British East India Company. (cheap tea). 
Paul Revere’s engraving of the Boston Massacre (text p. 180)
Paul Revere’s engraving of the Boston Massacre (text p. 180)
British troops stationed in Boston
British
troops stationed in Boston
They were stationed in Boston to protect the British officials (custom houses) who were unpopular by most colonist living in New England states. They also killed 5 people in the Boston Massacre. They were also very expensive to ship to the colonist.
Albany Congress
Albany Congress 
Townshend Acts
Townshend
Acts
tax collected on colonial imports of tea, glass, and paper. Provided for the search of private homes for smuggled goods. Suspended New York's assembly for that colony's defiance of the quartering act. After protests amongst the colonists such as James Otis and Samuel Adams, Britain repealed the Townshend Acts, but there still was a small tax on tea.

Declaratory Act
Declaratory
Act
In 1776, Parliament voted to repeal the stamp act, however, the declaratory act that came afterwards asserted that Parliament had the right to tax and make laws for the colonies "in all cases whatsoever". This would soon lead to  renewed conflict between the colonists and the British government.
boycott of British goods/nonimportation agreements
boycott
of British goods/nonimportation agreements
Stamp Act Congress
Stamp
Act Congress
The response to/protest against the Stamp act. Representatives from nine colonies met in New York in 1765 to resolute that only their representatives could approve taxes. 
Stamp Act (direct tax)
Stamp
Act (direct tax)
first direct tax placed on the colonists
Sugar Act
Sugar
Act
tax placed on foreign sugar and certain luxuries. Chief purpose was to raise money for the crown and also allowed stricter enforcement of the Navigation acts to stop smuggling.
Navigation Acts
Navigation
Acts
They were built in to increase mercantilism for Britain. There were three rules: 
1 Trading in and out of colonies could only be carried by English ships or colonial built ships.
2. Any imported goods had to pass through ports in England.
3. Most to all goods could ONLY be exported to England.

This increased smuggling in the ports and more resent in the colonies. it was later on strictly enforced during the sugar act to stop the smuggling. 
stationing of 10,000 British troops in America after the French and Indian war
stationing
of 10,000 British troops in America after the French and Indian war
French & Indian War as a background cause of the American Revolution
French & Indian War as a background cause of the American Revolution
terms of 1763 Treaty of Paris
terms of 1763 Treaty of Paris
-Britain acquired both French Canada and Spanish Florida
-France ceded their western territory Louisiana to spain
-British extended their control of the Continent while french lost most of their control. 

Quebec and General Wolfe (famous painting—text p. 169)
Quebec
and General Wolfe (famous painting—text p. 169)
Fort Duquesne (later Pittsburgh)
Fort
Duquesne (later Pittsburgh)
French built fort along the Ohio River Valley
Ohio River Valley
Ohio
River Valley
reasons for the French and Indian war
reasons
for the French and Indian war
Benjamin  Franklin’s “Join, or Die” cartoon and slogan
Benjamin  Franklin’s “Join, or Die” cartoon and slogan
Was original used for the Albany plan of Union, but it failed since the British government saw it as unnecessary. It was later used for the American Revolution to unite the colonist or "die."
Pontiac’s Rebellion
Pontiac’s
Rebellion
Indian revolt that responded to American incursions on Indian land; led to issuance of Proclamation of 1763



Albany Congress 1754 and Plan of Union
Albany
Congress 1754 and Plan of Union
The colonist thought that their was a need for coordinating a colonial defense, so they called representatives from seven colonies to meet in Albany New York. Ben Franklin created a plan-- Albany Plan of Union-- which had a inter colonial government system and a way to collect taxes. British and american colonies saw it unnecessary so it did not follow through 
Second Continental Congress (1775):
Second Continental Congress (1775):
Declaration of Independence (parts of the document and its major ideas):
Preamble: The intro that explains what the document is about. In this case, it explains why chose to separate themselves from Britain. 
Grievance: The complaints the colonist about the king. there was 27 of them.
Closing: the official statement explaining that the colonist are free and Independent states, "that they are Absolved from all Allegiance to the British Crown..."

John Locke and the social contract: 
Thomas Jefferson borrowed many of John Locke's ideas when writing the DOI. He believed in limited government, individual rights, and that a government should be based on the consent of the people. He wrote a social contract theory stating that "If the government does not serve and represent the people, the people should rebel."  
Enlightenment:



Financing the Revolution:  
Financing the Revolution:  
paper money: 
continentals; relatively worthless money

 inflation:


 borrowing (war bonds): 

profiteering: 

Robert Morris:
First Continental Congress (1774):  
First Continental Congress (1774):  
They still didn't want independence but wanted to unite the colonies




salutary neglect
salutary
neglect
colonial legislatures (financial power, including taxation)
colonial
legislatures (financial power, including taxation)
Boston Massacre
Boston
Massacre
On March 5 1770, British soldiers, under the command to protect the customs house, killed 5 Bostonians including an African American named Crispus Attucks. The mob was increasing their presence in front of the house and the soldiers retailed with murder. They were trial for murder and defended by a colonial lawyer, john Adams(cousins of samuel adams-called it a massacre/used it as propaganda)
Individuals and Groups: 
Individuals and Groups: 
Thomas Paine & Common Sense:
It was written in common language because it was aimed for average citizen. His book, Common Sense, was credited with uniting many common citizen and colonial leaders to support the American Revolution. Challenged the authority of the British government and advised British colonist to rebel against Britain.

Patrick Henry :


John Dickinson (Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania):
 

George Washington (French and Indian War:


qualifications for generalship in the Revolution): 


General John Burgoyne:


Baron von Steuben:


Regulators:

Paxton Boys:


British General William Howe:


Ethan Allen & the Green Mountain Boys:
Led raids into Canada, procuring cannons from Fort Ticonderoga, which were later used to fire upon the British who occupied Boston

General Daniel Morgan:

General Thomas Gage:

Robert Morris
financed revalution for the patriots since there was no real govt 
political cartoon text p.182
political
cartoon text p.182
British vice-admiralty courts
British
vice-admiralty courts
GeorgeWashington’s role in starting the French and Indian War
GeorgeWashington’s role in starting the French and Indian War
He attacked French representatives in the Ohio River Valley
Coercive (Intolerable) Acts
Coercive
(Intolerable) Acts
Punishment acts for the Boston Tea Party. Had four parts: 
1. Port Act- prohibited exporting and importing goods into the boston harbor until all the tea was payed for.
2. Mass. Government Act- reduced the power of the legislative which increased the power of royal govern
3. Admin. of Justice Act- British officials are tried in Britain's courts instead of colonial courts
4. Expansion of the Quartering Act 

Led to the created of the first Continental Congress

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Political ideology that grew in the colonies, favoring governments that had representatives responsible to the will of the people

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A imaginary line Instituted after the French and Indian War and Pontiac's Rebellion. to prevent future hostile events with native americans, they prohibited colonist from settling west of the appalachian mountains. Some of the colonist didn't follow the rules and most got restless from this proclamation.

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They were the ones that told everybody about the news of what theBritish were doing

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They boycotted British imported goods, dictated which items each family bought, usually avoided buying and supporting imported goods from England, supported family, ran businesses, nurses

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during the period of Statutory Neglect, the colonies felt independent from British since they were not depending on them as much and not enforcing many rules. However, it ended after the French and Indian war, when taxes were being enforced to pay war debt.

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Unlike having representatives voted by the colonies, Britain said that the colonies had "virtual" representation as they were all recognized as British citizens and had their best interests.

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women that showed their patriotism by boycotting British good following the Townshend Acts

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Tea Act put in place since the British East India Company was on the verge of bankruptcy. Virtual monopoly.

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A revolutionary group of citizens led by Samuel Adams for the purpose of intimidating tax agents. They led the revolt during the Boston Tea Party and the Boston Massacre. Also would dress up like Indians. Created after the Stamp act to boycott and protest against British goods.

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1783 Treaty of Paris (terms, nations involved, American diplomats)

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1783 Treaty of Paris (terms, nations involved, American diplomats)

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This was created after the American Revolution as a treaty of independence from Britain. It involved the movement of their border line from the Appalachian mountains to the Mississippi River, fishing rights off the coast of Canada, and debts owed to British merchants and honor loyalist claim for property confiscated during the war. American diplomats were Benjamin Franklin, John Adams and John Jay, and they negotiated the peace treaty with Britain.

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colonist dressed up as native Americans and destroyed an entire shipment of tea (dumped it into the harbor). nearly 1 million $ in damages.

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The Seven Years War and the Great Awakening: Crash Course US History #5

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took away the tax on tea for the British East India Company. (cheap tea).

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Paul Revere’s engraving of the Boston Massacre (text p. 180)

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Paul Revere’s engraving of the Boston Massacre (text p. 180)

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They were stationed in Boston to protect the British officials (custom houses) who were unpopular by most colonist living in New England states. They also killed 5 people in the Boston Massacre. They were also very expensive to ship to the colonist.

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Albany Congress

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tax collected on colonial imports of tea, glass, and paper. Provided for the search of private homes for smuggled goods. Suspended New York's assembly for that colony's defiance of the quartering act. After protests amongst the colonists such as James Otis and Samuel Adams, Britain repealed the Townshend Acts, but there still was a small tax on tea.

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In 1776, Parliament voted to repeal the stamp act, however, the declaratory act that came afterwards asserted that Parliament had the right to tax and make laws for the colonies "in all cases whatsoever". This would soon lead to renewed conflict between the colonists and the British government.

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The response to/protest against the Stamp act. Representatives from nine colonies met in New York in 1765 to resolute that only their representatives could approve taxes.

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first direct tax placed on the colonists

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tax placed on foreign sugar and certain luxuries. Chief purpose was to raise money for the crown and also allowed stricter enforcement of the Navigation acts to stop smuggling.

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stationing
of 10,000 British troops in America after the French and Indian war

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stationing
of 10,000 British troops in America after the French and Indian war

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French & Indian War as a background cause of the American Revolution

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French & Indian War as a background cause of the American Revolution

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-Britain acquired both French Canada and Spanish Florida
-France ceded their western territory Louisiana to spain
-British extended their control of the Continent while french lost most of their control.

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Quebec
and General Wolfe (famous painting—text p. 169)

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Quebec
and General Wolfe (famous painting—text p. 169)

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French built fort along the Ohio River Valley

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Benjamin  Franklin’s “Join, or Die” cartoon and slogan

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Benjamin  Franklin’s “Join, or Die” cartoon and slogan

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Was original used for the Albany plan of Union, but it failed since the British government saw it as unnecessary. It was later used for the American Revolution to unite the colonist or "die."

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Indian revolt that responded to American incursions on Indian land; led to issuance of Proclamation of 1763

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The colonist thought that their was a need for coordinating a colonial defense, so they called representatives from seven colonies to meet in Albany New York. Ben Franklin created a plan-- Albany Plan of Union-- which had a inter colonial government system and a way to collect taxes. British and american colonies saw it unnecessary so it did not follow through

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Declaration of Independence (parts of the document and its major ideas):
Preamble: The intro that explains what the document is about. In this case, it explains why chose to separate themselves from Britain.
Grievance: The complaints the colonist about the king. there was 27 of them.
Closing: the official statement explaining that the colonist are free and Independent states, "that they are Absolved from all Allegiance to the British Crown..."

John Locke and the social contract:
Thomas Jefferson borrowed many of John Locke's ideas when writing the DOI. He believed in limited government, individual rights, and that a government should be based on the consent of the people. He wrote a social contract theory stating that "If the government does not serve and represent the people, the people should rebel."
Enlightenment:

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paper money:
continentals; relatively worthless money

inflation:

borrowing (war bonds):

profiteering:

Robert Morris:

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They still didn't want independence but wanted to unite the colonies

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colonial
legislatures (financial power, including taxation)

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colonial
legislatures (financial power, including taxation)

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APUSH Review: Key Concept 3.2, revised (Most up-to-date video)

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They were built in to increase mercantilism for Britain. There were three rules:
1 Trading in and out of colonies could only be carried by English ships or colonial built ships.
2. Any imported goods had to pass through ports in England.
3. Most to all goods could ONLY be exported to England.

This increased smuggling in the ports and more resent in the colonies. it was later on strictly enforced during the sugar act to stop the smuggling.

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On March 5 1770, British soldiers, under the command to protect the customs house, killed 5 Bostonians including an African American named Crispus Attucks. The mob was increasing their presence in front of the house and the soldiers retailed with murder. They were trial for murder and defended by a colonial lawyer, john Adams(cousins of samuel adams-called it a massacre/used it as propaganda)

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Thomas Paine & Common Sense:
It was written in common language because it was aimed for average citizen. His book, Common Sense, was credited with uniting many common citizen and colonial leaders to support the American Revolution. Challenged the authority of the British government and advised British colonist to rebel against Britain.

Patrick Henry :

John Dickinson (Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania):

George Washington (French and Indian War:

qualifications for generalship in the Revolution):

General John Burgoyne:

Baron von Steuben:

Regulators:

Paxton Boys:

British General William Howe:

Ethan Allen & the Green Mountain Boys:
Led raids into Canada, procuring cannons from Fort Ticonderoga, which were later used to fire upon the British who occupied Boston

General Daniel Morgan:

General Thomas Gage:

Robert Morris
financed revalution for the patriots since there was no real govt

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GeorgeWashington’s role in starting the French and Indian War

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GeorgeWashington’s role in starting the French and Indian War

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He attacked French representatives in the Ohio River Valley

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Punishment acts for the Boston Tea Party. Had four parts:
1. Port Act- prohibited exporting and importing goods into the boston harbor until all the tea was payed for.
2. Mass. Government Act- reduced the power of the legislative which increased the power of royal govern
3. Admin. of Justice Act- British officials are tried in Britain's courts instead of colonial courts
4. Expansion of the Quartering Act

Led to the created of the first Continental Congress