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Furniture
Fruits and Vegetables
Mining
Logging
Furniture
Shipbuilding
Farming Tobacco
None of the Above
Reading, Writing, 'Rithmetic
Running, Romancing, Reading
Reading, Writing, Rescuing
Revolution, 'Rithmetic, Writing
A secret cult which history does not know much about.
The people who first began to get angry towards the British.
A group of people who had broken away from the Church of England because of religious differences.
The term which referred to all Christians of the colony
Religion was barely recognized.
Certain religions were "bullied" by the KKK.
Religion remained a major part in the colonists' lives.
None of the above.
1773
1777
1726
1772
James Ogelthorpe V
John Reynolds
Button Gwinnett
Patrick Henry
The area of present day New Orleans
The Ohio River Valley
Florida
Ohio
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Benedict Arnold
George Washington
The Treaty of the States
The Treaty End
The Treaty of Paris
The Treaty of La Guerre
Land Expand- King Phillip XV
Proclamation of 1753- King George III
Proclamation of 1763- King George III
None of the above
Augusta
Philadelphia
New York
Savannah
Captain Henry Ellis
John Reynolds II
Taylor Rose
Johnny Smith
Puritans
Salzburgers
Jews
Muslims
James Smithen
James Left
James Wright
James Henry-Louis
Lobsterbacks
Redcoats
Reddies
The King's Men
People who were loyal to England.
People who served the Britain army.
People who served the Continental army.
The Neutrals.
Too many colonies
Too many taxes
Not enough money
Not enough food
Sugar
Molasses
Sugar and Molasses
Stamps
Stamps
Licenses
Newspapers
Horses
Thomas Paine
Wimberly Jones
Benjamin Franklin
None of the above
Tea, paper, glass, coloring for paints
Stamps, water, fruit
Vegetables
All furniture, buildings, and ships built
Philadelphia
Boston
Savannah
England
The British Americans Association of America (TBAAA)
The Revolutionaries
The Liberty Boys
The Continental Congress
It had been against separation.
It didn't seem motivated to become a separate country.
It had disrespected George Washington.
All of the above
Lyman Hall
Button Gwinnett
George Walton
William Ellis
Benjamin Franklin
George Walton
James Madison
Thomas Paine
George Walton
Lyman Hall
Henry Ellis
Button Gwinnett
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
George Washington
John Adams
General Cornwallis surrendered; America won the war.
The Continental Army lost 3,000 men.
The British lost 5,000 men, and promptly retreated.
It wasn't important.
July 2, 1776
July 4, 1766
July 4, 1776
June 1, 1777
The Spanish and British
The British and Ireland
The French and British
The United States and British
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