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To Revolution Unit Study Guide Chapters 6-7 pages 154-217 Core Vocabulary: 1. Militia 2. Boycott 3. Casualties 4. Stamp Act 5. Backcountry 6. Daughters Of Liberty 7. Pioneers 8. Tea Act 9. Sugar Act 10. Boston Tea Party 11. Albany Plan Of Union 12. Proclamation Of 1763 13. Committees Of Correspondence 14. Propaganda 15. Intolerable Acts 16. Patriots 17. Mercenaries 18. Guerrilla Warfare 19. Battle Of Yorktown 20. Battle Of Saratoga 21. Minutemen 22. Redcoats 23. Declaration Of Independence 24. Battle Of Bunker Hill 25. Loyalists 26. First Continental Congress 27. Olive Branch Petition 28. Common Sense 29. Lord Dunmore’s Proclamation 30. Treaty Paris 1783 Essential Questions: Cornell Note Format 1. What were the motivations for the early explorations of North America? * 2. What were the obstacles to the early explorations of North America? * 3. What were the accomplishments of the early explorations of North America? * 4. What regions of North America did Spain, France, and England explore? (complete Explorer Chart and Map) 5. What were the cultural interactions between American Indians and Europeans? * (Complete attachment B and informative essay) 6. What were the reasons Europeans established the colonies in North America? (Complete 13 Colony Chart) 7. What was the geography and climate of the three regions of colonial America? (Complete attachments C, D, and E) 8. How did the political and social lives evolve in the colonies of the three regions of colonial America? (Complete attachments C, D, and E) 9. What was the economic and political relationship between the colonies and Great Britain? * Content-Area Text Questions Chapters 6-7 pages 154-217 1. Why did the French want to prevent the English from settling in the Ohio River Valley near the Great Lakes? Pl60 2. Why did American Indian groups find the French less threatening than the English? P159 3. What was the turning point of the French and Indian War? P162 4. How did the Proclamation of 1763 affect settlement west of the Appalachians? P166 5. What was the first law of Parliament to directly tax the colonists? 6. What secret society formed because of this law? P169 7. What led to the reputation of the Boston Massacre? P172 8. Why did both colonial merchants and smugglers oppose the Tea Act? P173 9. Why did Samuel Adams create the Committees of Correspondence? P168 10. What occurred in April of 1775 that led to the calling of the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia? P185 11. The approval of what document by the Second Continental Congress on July 4, 1776 led to full-scale rebellion by the colonists? Who was the primary author of the document? What movement in Europe was the source of most of the philosophy of the document? 12. What two groups of people objected to being left out of the principles of the Declaration of Independence? 13. How did Thomas Paine’s views reflect this philosophy? P190-193 14. What were some advantages of both the British and the Colonists at the beginning of the war? P198 15. Who commanded the Continental Army? P186 16. What occurred at the Battle of Trenton? P202 17. Why was the Battle of Saratoga considered the turning point of the war? P204 18. What form of fighting was the most affective in the southern theater of the war? P210 19. Where did the final battle of the Revolutionary War occur? Who was involved? What happened? P211 20. What document recognized the independence of the United States and set her national borders? What were those borders? P213