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A young Virginian lawyer that drafts a document declaring the colonies are "free and independent states"
A young Virginian lawyer that drafts a document declaring the colonies are "free and independent states"
Thomas Jefferson
The Age of Reason tells us that by using reason, humans could manage themselves without depending on what?
The Age of Reason tells us that by using reason, humans could manage themselves without depending on what?
past traditions, the bible, kings or queens, God
One of the results of the American Revolution
One of the results of the American Revolution
Cities grow, richer cultural life, Washington elected president
Colonists wrote these during the Revolutionary Period
Colonists wrote these during the Revolutionary Period
pamphlets, speeches, songs, poems
England withdrew the stamp tax of 1765 because of American demonstration and then imposed this act for fear of looking weak
England withdrew the stamp tax of 1765 because of American demonstration and then imposed this act for fear of looking weak
Townshend Act
The years of the Revloutionary Period are from:
The years of the Revloutionary Period are from:
1730-1800
The War of Words began in this year
The War of Words began in this year
1763
The Boston Massacre resulted in this many deaths
The Boston Massacre resulted in this many deaths
5
This number of crates of tea end up in the harbor during the Boston Tea Party
This number of crates of tea end up in the harbor during the Boston Tea Party
342
What was the year of the Boston Tea Party
What was the year of the Boston Tea Party
1773
The first American novel written
The first American novel written
The Power of Sympathy
The type of discourse that uses reason and emotional appeals to convince another person to think or act in a certain way
The type of discourse that uses reason and emotional appeals to convince another person to think or act in a certain way
persuasive
The name of the purchase that resulted in the addition of 800,000 acres
The name of the purchase that resulted in the addition of 800,000 acres
Louisiana Purchase
The person responsible for the purchase of what would become 13 states
The person responsible for the purchase of what would become 13 states
Thomas Jefferson
One of the parts to the Declaration of Independence
One of the parts to the Declaration of Independence
preamble, list of complaints, declaration or foreward
Speech to the Virginia Convention
Speech to the Virginia Convention
Patrick Henry
The Crisis #1
The Crisis #1
Thomas Paine
The Declaration of Independence
The Declaration of Independence
Thomas Jefferson
Letters to John Adams
Letters to John Adams
Abigail Adams
Strive Towards Freedom
Strive Towards Freedom
Martin Luther King Jr
In "Speech to the Virginian Convention," the speaker assumes there will be this many people fighting for the holy cause of freedom
In "Speech to the Virginian Convention," the speaker assumes there will be this many people fighting for the holy cause of freedom
3 million
In the "Declaration" who is the "He"?
In the "Declaration" who is the "He"?
The king of Britain
This person is considered the greatest orator of the period
This person is considered the greatest orator of the period
Patrick Henry
This person died on the 50th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence
This person died on the 50th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence
Thomas Jefferson
The emphasis in Classicism was on Human ______________________
The emphasis in Classicism was on Human ______________________
Limitations
Patrick Henry's speech to the Virginia Convention was delivered on this date
Patrick Henry's speech to the Virginia Convention was delivered on this date
March 23, 1775
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