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Page 1: What to know about the Revolutionary War. John Locke, 17 th Cent. English Enlightenment philosopher who came up with the idea of “Social Contract”:

What to know about the Revolutionary War

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• John Locke, 17th Cent. English Enlightenment philosopher who came up with the idea of “Social Contract”:

• 1. People are born with natural rights which rulers cannot take away.

• 2. Government governs by “consent of the governed”

If the government fails to

protect our rights, we can

revolt and replace the

government.

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Thomas Paine

• Author of Common Sense, which argued that– it didn’t make sense

to have a king., and…

– convinced many.

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Thomas Jefferson

• Based the Dec. of Indep. on Locke’s idea of Social Contract

• See Quotes in Quick Review

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George Washington—General of the American

Army

• Who was able to somehow keep the army together when defeat seemed inevitable

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Saratoga

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Saratoga• The turning point of the war,

because after Saratoga Ben Franklin was able to to negotiate a Treaty of Alliance with France

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Yorktown

• The last battle of the Revolution, we were helped by the French army and navy

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Patriot

• The revolutionaries—Sons of Liberty, Minute Men, etc.

• They controlled the countryside and waged guerrilla warfare

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Loyalists or Tories

• Those who remained loyal to the King– economic and cultural ties to Britain

– believed taxation was justified

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The British had controlled the cities—after all they had

a huge navy

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Picture credits

• The cartoon of Thomas Paine is from:

http://dictionary.reference.com/All the other pictures turn up over and

over when a google image search is done, so it appears that they are in the public domain.