Study Guide for Thursday’s TestCauses & Events of the Revolutionary War Study Guide for Thursday’s TestCauses & Events of the Revolutionary War Beliefs of Loyalists & another term for them Role of Marquis de Lafayette Author & purpose of Common Sense Francis Marion’s role on the war Terms of the Treaty of Paris of 1783 Events of the Battle of Trenton Role of George Washington in the war Events & geography of the Battle of Yorktown Purpose & contents of the Dec. of Independence Grievances in the Dec. of Ind. directed towards whom? Role of the Sons of Liberty & leader Significance of the Battle of Saratoga John Locke’s role in this time period Common theme between Proclamation of 1763 & the Quebec Act Why is the French & Indian War considered a cause of war? Colonists response to the Tea Act British response to the Boston Tea Party Why GA didn’t attend 1st Continental Congress Significance of Battles at Lexington & Concord Events of Boston Massacre & Samuel Adam’s role Role of Charles Cornwallis Paul Revere’s role in the war The above information covers about 90% of the test. Be sure to look over all information in your notebook assignments #6-10! Beliefs of Loyalists & another term for them Role of Marquis de Lafayette Author & purpose of Common Sense Francis Marion’s role on the war Terms of the Treaty of Paris of 1783 Events of the Battle of Trenton Role of George Washington in the war Events & geography of the Battle of Yorktown Purpose & contents of the Dec. of Independence Grievances in the Dec. of Ind. directed towards whom? Role of the Sons of Liberty & leader Significance of the Battle of Saratoga John Locke’s role in this time period Common theme between Proclamation of 1763 & the Quebec Act Why is the French & Indian War considered a cause of war? Colonists response to the Tea Act British response to the Boston Tea Party Why GA didn’t attend 1st Continental Congress Significance of Battles at Lexington & Concord Events of Boston Massacre & Samuel Adam’s role Role of Charles Cornwallis Paul Revere’s role in the war The above information covers about 90% of the test. Be sure to look over all information in your notebook assignments #6-10!