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    The document provides instructions for a take-home essay test on the American Revolution. Students are asked to discuss the causes, conduct, and outcome of the American Revolution in a well-developed essay. They must include critical events, people, locations, ideas, and quotes and underline at least 22 terms from a list of 50 terms provided. The essay should be typed, double-spaced, use a 12-point font, and be the student's own work. It is worth 100 points and is due on December 12th.

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    The document provides instructions for a take-home essay test on the American Revolution. Students are asked to discuss the causes, conduct, and outcome of the American Revolution in a well-developed essay. They must include critical events, people, locations, ideas, and quotes and underline at least 22 terms from a list of 50 terms provided. The essay should be typed, double-spaced, use a 12-point font, and be the student's own work. It is worth 100 points and is due on December 12th.

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    The document provides instructions for a take-home essay test on the American Revolution. Students are asked to discuss the causes, conduct, and outcome of the American Revolution in a well-developed essay. They must include critical events, people, locations, ideas, and quotes and underline at least 22 terms from a list of 50 terms provided. The essay should be typed, double-spaced, use a 12-point font, and be the student's own work. It is worth 100 points and is due on December 12th.

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    The document provides instructions for a take-home essay test on the American Revolution. Students are asked to discuss the causes, conduct, and outcome of the American Revolution in a well-developed essay. They must include critical events, people, locations, ideas, and quotes and underline at least 22 terms from a list of 50 terms provided. The essay should be typed, double-spaced, use a 12-point font, and be the student's own work. It is worth 100 points and is due on December 12th.

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    Take Home Essay Test

    The American Revolution


    Plan your work and work your plan!

    In a well-developed essay, discuss the causes, conduct, and outcome of the


    American Revolution. Be sure to include the critical events, people, locations,
    ideas, and quotes surrounding the birth of this nation.

    Essay Guidelines:

    You must use at least 22 of the terms and three quotes listed below
    (total of 25). Identify the terms by underlining. Essays will not be
    scored unless terms are underlined.
    Quality is more important than quantity
    Writing must be coherent and cohesive
    Writing must be your own
    Please proof read your essay before submitting it.
    Essays should be typed using a standard size 12 font and double
    spaced

    This essay will be the major grade for this unit and will be worth 100 pts. I
    am looking forward to reading your work. Write to impress!
    Essays are DUE Monday, Dec. 12th

    Revolution Assessment Terms (must choose 25, 3 must be quotes)

    1. If they mean to have a war, let


    it begin here
    2. Join or Die
    3. These are the times that try
    mens souls
    4. 2nd Continental Congress
    5. Abigail Adams
    6. Bayonet
    7. Benedict Arnold
    8. Benjamin Banneker
    9. Betsy Ross
    10.Boston Massacre
    11.Bunker Hill
    12.Charles Cornwallis
    13.Coercive Acts (Intolerable Acts)
    14.Common Sense
    15.Continental Army
    16.Crossing the Delaware
    17.Declaration of Independence
    18.Ethan Allen
    19.French and Indian War
    20.Friedrich Von Steuben
    21.General Marquis de Lafayette
    22.George Washington
    23.Henry Knox
    24.Hessians
    25.John Paul Jones

    26.July 4th 1776


    27.Liberty Tree
    28.Lobsterback
    29.Loyalists
    30.Mercy Warren Otis
    31.Minutemen
    32.Natural Rights
    33.Non Importation Agreement
    34.Patrick Henry
    35.Patriots
    36.Pontiacs Rebellion
    37.Quartering Act
    38.Salutary Neglect
    39.Saratoga
    40.Sons of Liberty
    41.Tarring and Feathering
    42.Taxation w/o Representation
    43.The die is now cast, the
    Colonies must submit or
    triumph.
    44.Thomas Gage
    45.Treaty of Paris 1783
    46.Tyranny
    47.Valley Forge
    48.Virtual Representation
    49.Yankee Doodle
    50.Yorktown

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