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| was possible because of the colonists' spiritual awakening. |
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| punished the colonists for their tea party |
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| adopted by delegates on July 4,1776 |
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| Declaration of Independence |
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| supported a standing army's expenses |
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| required that special government samps be purchased and placed on certain papers |
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| were canceled by Parliament except for a tea tax |
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| united the colonists for support of the war |
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| Articles of Confederation |
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| ended the war officially on April 13, 1783 |
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| prohibited the colonists from printing their own money |
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| prepared the colonists hearts to found a new nation |
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| forced the colonists to aid the British soldiers with food and lodging |
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| withheld British protection from any rebellious colonies |
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| By 1700 the colonies were experiencing a sharp decline in religious and moral ________. |
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| John and Charles Wesley's revivals spread across the ocean to ________. |
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| Count _______ joined a church whose members were known as Moravian Brethren. |
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| The Moravian Brethren were known for their ________ zeal. |
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| God used __________ to bring revival in the Northampton, Massachusetts region. |
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| "Sinners in the hands of an angry God: is a sermon by ________. |
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| _______________ probably had the greatest spiritual influence on America. |
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| David Brainer was the most noted missionary to the _______ during the Great Awakening. |
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| Since it has been grounded so thoroughly in religious belief and ______ truth, America has become the strongest and most prosperous nation. |
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| After the French and Indian War, ________ would be established as a Protestant nation. |
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| Four wars fought in the American colonies between England and France were: King ________ War, Queen ______ War, King _______ War, and the _____ and ______ war. |
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| William's,Anne's George's, French, Indian |
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| Was appointed commander in chief of the Continental army |
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| General George Washington |
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| Colonists who remained loyal to England |
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| Who said,"I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country"? |
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| The war's largest, hottest battle and the last major battle of the North. |
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| This person won the most famous naval battle of the War of Independence. |
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| The worst American defeat was at ____ |
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| The victory at this battle was a decisive factor in the eventual British defeat. |
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