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history of america

chap 11 & 12

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Benjamin Franklinknew the best way to make people think was to make them laugh. He wrote the joking poem
William Pittsick old man, spoke on house of commons on jan. 14 1776
George 3stupid boy. Furious about tea party
Charles Townsend"champagne Charlie" sponsered unfair, unruly taxes
Lord NorthGeorge's Prime minister
John Rutledgesailed from SC to NY in 1765 to meet in congress with leaders from 9 other colonies. Young, eloquent, political speaker
Sir William Johnsonarrived in NY with 200 Indians to buy supplies
The Iroquis6 Iroquis nationshad an idea of government that worked so well the Indians needed to learn about it
Londoncapital of John's world
Bostonhad tea party, and closed harbor
New YorkJohn Rutledge sailed there. 14000 residents per city. 2000 slaves
ministerreligion officials, and government officials
PRime MinisterA chief executive of a parliament or democracy
peevish"old mother" irritable
mongrelA dog that mixes of breeds, a mutt
American RevolutionAKA war of Independence because British claimed to protect colonists
Stamp Actpassed in 1765, enraged most americans. A stamp had to go on each item purchased as a proof of purchase.
repealeddiscontinued (the townsend taxe were repealed in 1770 exept for the tax on tea
Boston Tea Partytax on tea. British dressed up as Indians and got aboard ships and threw english tea into the water-outrage
firebrandstick of wood with a spark of fire at one end. hothead is someone who sparks revolution
deistbelieves in god as creator of universe. they reject idea of an active god who directs wordly events
commities of correspondencegroups of prominent who wrote back and forth between colonies and helped each other with problems.
post roadBen Franklin improved roads so they could be carried
courderoryis laid when a path was to muddy or steep to be traveled in any other way, like riding a washboard
Continental ArmyAmerican army that fought the british, raised in the continent
Patriotrebels
rebelSam Adams. go against others, patriot
demeanlower the worth of something
Samuel Adamsfirebrand, think well, write well, super busybody- got everyone keyed up, inspired and moving. New Englander from Boston, Puritan background
Patrick Henryfirebrand, great speaker, southerner
Thomas PaineFirebrand, grat writer, deist, had a dream, fine mind
Sons of Libertymet under liberty, created by SAM ADAMS
Benjamin franklinPostmaster of colonies. Improved roads
Thomas Jeffersonnever forgot henry's speech. lawyer
Demosthenesgreat orater and a fighter for freedom in Ancient Greece
Bostonclosed
Philidelphiain common sence paper
WilliamsburgWhere the council of Burgess used to meet.
RichmondWhere house of Burgess had to meet so they weren't caught. Henry gave his most famous speech in Richmond


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