THE INTELLECTUAL

REVOLUTION IN
NORTH AMERICAN
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 The thirteen colonies included Virginia, Delaware, New York,
Title Massachusetts, Maryland, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New
Hampshire, North Carolina, South Carolina, New Jersey,
Members Pennsylvania, and Georgia. Before the colonies become a states they
had a few issues. They had a statement that said “no taxation without
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representation” this means that they believed that the parliament
could not tax them and that only their own government could tax
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them. North American believed they did not have self-government and
Question#3 the worst is some of the British forced the colonist to accept British
Soldiers to sleep and eat in their home. The colonist united to fight
Question #4 Britain and to have their independence. It's a bloody war and
in October 1781, the war virtually came to an end when General
Conclusion Cornwallis was surrounded and forced to surrender the British
position at Yorktown, Virginia. Two years later, the Treaty of Paris
made it recognized U.S. independence and granted the U.S. significant
western territory.
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WHO ARE THE KEY

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FIGURES IN THE
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BENEDICT ARNOLD
Members • He was an american military officer who served during revolution war.
• This are the success battles of BENEDICT ARNOLD
Question #1 • Battle of Qebec
• Battle of Cedars
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• Batlle of Saratoga
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• He was a member of the secret organization sons of liberty
Question #4 • He led an ill-fated expedition to capture the british province of quebec
• He commanded the american fleet at the battle of Valcour island
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• Benedict Arnold’s most famous contribution to us came at the battles of saratoga
• He planned to betray the american fort at west point to the british for £20,000
  
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ALEXANDER HAMILTON
Members • Founding father of united states, who fought in
the American Revolution War
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• He was the founder and chief of architect of the American
Question #2 Financial architect of the American financial system.
• He was an immigrant of the United States
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• He captained the US Army’s oldest serving unit
Question #4 • He was a hero of the Revolutionary War
• He founded the New York Post
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• He authored The Federalist Papers
• He pledged to waste his shot when duelling Burr
  
Title PAUL REVERE
Members • He was an American silversmith, engraver,
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• Sons of Liberty member and Patriot in
the American Revolution.
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• Best known as the colonial Boston Silvermith
Question #4 • Made the famous Midnight Ride from Boston to Concord
Conclusion • helped fortify Boston against a possible British attack
Title BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
Members • American polymath, writer, scientist, inventor,
Question #1 diplomat, publisher and political philosopher
Question #2 • One of the greatest Founding Fathers in America
• He helped draft the Declaration of Independence
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• He also negotiated the 1783 Treaty of Paris that ended the
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Conclusion Revolutionary War

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• He was an American whaler, sailor, and
Members stevedore of African and Native American
Question #1 • A multiracial man who had escaped slavery
Question #2 • Known as the first american colonist killed in the American
revolution
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•  He developed an appreciation of freedom and at age 27 he
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• He stood up and died defending his freedom and rights
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HOW DID THE
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 North American intellectual revolutions changed civilizations by
Title promoting ability to think critically and establishing norms that
ensured everybody had equal access to opportunities. Science,
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which has increased in importance in the modern world, was
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science that emerged throughout the colonial era. First, there is a
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scientific knowledge. Proof of scientific thinking dispersion was
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helped combat the excesses of the church, establish science as a
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source of knowledge, and defend human rights against tyranny,
Conclusion freedom of speech, equality, freedom of press, and religious
tolerance. It also gave us modern schooling, medicine, republics,
representative democracy, and much more.
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WHAT CONTROVERSIES
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MET THE REVOLUTION?
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 Americans publicly and often violently challenged Great
Title Britain's increased demands of power as a result of this
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mental revolution. The right to representation, political
independence, separation of church and state, nationalism,
Question #1 slavery, the closing of the Western frontier, increased
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civil unrest, individual freedoms, and judicial review were all
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Revolutionary War. In the long-term, the Revolution would
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also have significant effects on the lives of slaves and free
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affected Native Americans by opening up western settlement
and creating governments hostile to their territorial claims.
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 American Revolution, also called United States War of
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Independence or American Revolutionary War, (1775–
Members 1783), insurrection by which 13 of Great Britain’s North
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on to form the United States of America. The American
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War of Independence can be regarded as the first
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victory of the American colonies not only meant the
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birth of a new nation but it also implied the victory of
Conclusion the system of democracy. The popular will in making a
government was firmly established.
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