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| Most of the American colonies were: | Royal Colonies |
| Many of the liberties listed in the English Bill of Rights eventually became a part of this document | U.S. Constitution |
| Relations between Great Britain and the Thirteen colonies began to worsen after this: | The French and Indian War |
| British policies in America were opposed by this group | The Sons of Liberty |
| Allowed the ships from a British company to sell tea cheaper than the colonies | Tea Act |
| trade laws that were designed to raise English profits and end smuggling | Navigation Acts |
| Tax on legal papers, licenses, newspapers, etc | Stamp Act |
| Tax on lead, paint, glass, paper, and tea | Townshend Acts |
| Members of this group wrote letters to each other about abuses of the British government and what to do about it | Committees of Correspondence |
| When the colonists refused to buy goods from the British | Boycott |
| Lawmaking body in Great Britain | Parliament |
| When the king and the Parliament in England refused to change their policies, the colonists began thinking about this | Independence |
| He published a pamphlet in which he pleads for separation from England | Thomas Paine |
| This group appointed a committee to draft the Declaration of Independence | Second Continental Congress |
| Most of the Declaration of Independence was written bey | Thomas Jefferson |
| First Battle of the Revolutionary War | Lexington and Concord |
| Main reasons why the colonists were upset with England | Taxes |
| General for the Colonists | George Washington |
| Colonists protested the taxation without_____in the English Parliament | Representation |
| Month in which the Declaration of Independence was enacted | July |
