AMH 2010.08 Ch 5 Exam Terms

British Leaders: Robert Dinwiddie, Edward Braddock, PM William Pitt, King George III, PM George Grenville, Andrew Oliver, Charles Townshend, PM Frederick North, Peter Oliver, John Malcolm, Thomas Gage, Lord William Dunmore,

Colonial Leaders: Thomas Hutchinson, Patrick Henry, George Washington, Samuel Adams, John Dickinson, John Adams, Paul Revere, Joseph Galloway

French and Indian War (aka Seven Years War), Fort Necessity, Fort Duquesne (modern Pittsburgh), Treaty of Paris 1763--know main provisions

Albany Congress, Albany Plan of Union

Pontiac's Rebellion (1763), Paxton Boys

Parliamentary Regulation: Molasses Act of 1733, Calendar Act (1752), Royal Proclamation Line of 1763 (text ref. Proclamation Act of 1763), Revenue Act of 1764 (aka Sugar Act), Currency Act of 1764, Stamp Act of 1765, Declaratory Act (1766), Revenue Act of 1767 (Townshend Duties/Acts), Quartering Act (1765), Tea Act of 1773, Coercive Acts (aka Intolerable Acts)--Boston Port Act, Massachusetts Government Act, Impartial Administration of Justice Act, Quartering Act Amendment, Quebec Act

virtual vs actual representation, "taxation without representation"

Patrick Henry, Virginia Resolves--know main provisions

Protest:
PRESS--John Dickinson's Letters, Boston Gazette, committees of correspondence
EXTRALEGAL ASSOCIATIONS--Sons of Liberty, Daughters of Liberty, Stamp Act Congress (1765), Continental Association, Committees of Public Safety/Iinspection, Nonimportation Associations, provincial assemblies
CROWD ACTION--boycotts, nonconsumption agreements, nonimportation agreements, Boston Massacre, Gaspee Incident, Boston Tea Party, tarring and feathering

First Continental Congress

minutemen (militia), Lexington, Concord

Loyalists, Regulars (Redcoats)

mercantilism, Navigation Acts 1651-1751, Board of Trade and Regulations (1696)

Phillis Wheatley