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Colonial Conflicts Scramble

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Unscramble events from colonial and Revolutionary eras.

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Unscramble events from colonial and Revolutionary eras.

by Lesley Smith
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A colonial conflict in North America where Britain and France, with allied Indigenous peoples, vied for territorial control, influencing future imperial policy.

        
  
  
  
2

A regional revolt against a distant authority that led to independence and the birth of a new nation based on rights and self-government.

  
  
3

A 1765 levy on printed materials that sparked organized resistance and helped unite colonists against taxation without representation.

  
  
4

A royal decree restricting colonial settlement west of a major mountain range to stabilize relations with Indigenous peoples after war.

     
  
  
5

A wartime-era framework that created a loose alliance of states with limited central authority and no strong executive.

     
  
  
6

A formal statement announcing separation from another sovereignty and outlining grievances, rights, and aspirations for a new nation.

     
  
  
7

A Patriot victory in Georgia that disrupted Loyalist forces and boosted morale among colonial supporters.

        
  
  
  
8

A combined American and allied assault to reclaim a key Georgia port from distant rule during the war for independence.

     
  
  
9

Who was one of the GA signers of the United States Constitution?

  
  
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Who was the other Georgia signer of the United States Constitution?

  
  
11

Person that would have said, "Long Live the King"

12

Someone that DID NOT want to remain loyal to Great Britain.

13

This city was of great importance to the British to keep control of to monitor the incoming supplies.

14

This part of the Declaration of Independence is where the colonists list att their complaints about the King.

15

Where is the statement, "All men are created equal" found in the Declaration of Independence?

  
  
16

This replaced the Articles of Confederation.

  
  
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