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Ally A person or country that joins with another for a common purpose Lesson 1 100 | tax Money people pay to a government Lesson 2 100 | Stamp Act A British tax on everything made of paper that was sold in the American colonies. Lesson 2 continued 100 | Great Runaway The flight south of scared settlers when Native Americans and Loyalists from the New York colony attacked the Wyoming Valley. Lesson 3 100 | Question 100 Answer 100 Topic 5 100 | Question 100 Answer 100 Topic 6 100 |
French and Indian War A North American war in which Great Britain fought France and its Native American allies, 1754-1763 Lesson 1 200 | First Continental Congress A meeting of the leaders of the American colonies at which they talked about their problems with Great Britian, held in Philadelphia on Sept. 5, 1774. Lesson 2 200 | American Revolution The war fought by the American colonies to end British Rule, 1775-1783. Lesson 2 continued 200 | Battle of Brandywine Revolutionary War battle during which the Continental Army unsuccessfully tried to stop the British from marching into Philadelphia, on Sept. 11, 1777. Lesson 3 200 | Question 200 Answer 200 Topic 5 200 | Question 200 Answer 200 Topic 6 200 |
Treaty of Paris Treaty ending the French and Indian War in which France agreed to give up all its land in North America, signed in 1763. Lesson 1 300 | Boycott To join with others in refusing to buy a product Lesson 2 300 | Minuteman A colonist who was armed and ready to fight at a minute's notice. Lesson 2 continued 300 | Battle of Trenton Revolutionary War battle of which the Continental Army successfully attacked British-hired soldiers at Trenton, New Jersey on Christmas Day, 1776. Lesson 3 300 | Question 300 Answer 300 Topic 5 300 | Question 300 Answer 300 Topic 6 300 |
Allegheny and Monongahela What are the rivers that came together at Fort Duquesne? Lesson 1 400 | Continental Army The army of the American colonies, led by George Washington Lesson 2 400 | The Declaration of Independence The document declaring independence from Great Britain for the thirteen American colonies, adopted on July 4, 1776. Lesson 2 continued 400 | Battle of Germantown Revolutionary War battle during which the Continental Army unsuccessfully attempted to drive the British out of Pennsylvania, Oct. 4, 1777. Lesson 3 400 | Question 400 Answer 400 Topic 5 400 | Question 400 Answer 400 Topic 6 400 |
Bushy Run Site of 1763 battle that ended Native American resistance in Pennsylvania, approximately 25 miles east of Fort Pitt. Lesson 1 500 | Second Continental Congress The second meeting of the leaders of the American colonies held in Philadelphia starting in May 1775 at which they formed the Continental Army and approved the Declaration of Independence. Lesson 2 500 | To help pay for the cost of the French and Indian War and to help pay for the British soldiers that were now in the colonies. Why did Great Britain want the colonists to pay more taxes? Lesson 2 continued 500 | Valley Forge Winter camp of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, about 21 miles northwest of Philadelphia. Lesson 3 500 | Question 500 Answer 500 Topic 5 500 | Question 500 Answer 500 Topic 6 500 |
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