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The Southern colony named after King Charles' wife, Henrietta Maria
A Southern colony directly south of the first colony
The southern most middle colony
The middle colony directly south
The southern colony that shares the most border with Georgia
The oldest colony
The youngest colony
The middle colony farthest west
The colony named after the Isle of Jersey in the English channel
The only middle colony that directly touches the New England colonies
The colony the was targeted by the Intollerable Acts
The smallest colony
The colony west of the smallest colony
The oppressor of the 13 colonies
The 3rd(and final) governor of Georgia
The war that erased the Spanish threat from Florida and the French threat from North America
Payments England charged the colonies because of the debt from the 7-years war
The year the proclamation that King George III issued prohibiting the settlement of colonists west of the Appalacian Mountains
An act passed by parliament implementing a tax on all newspapers, legal documents, and licenses
An organized group of protesters in the colonies
A group affiliated with the Sons of Liberty from Georgia
An open-fire attack by British soldiers on citizens that killed 5 colonists in Massachusets
An attack by the Sons of Liberty on docked ships full of tea that resulted in 342 chests of tea being thrown overboard
Four acts that were made to punish the colonists for their disobedience
The refusal to buy a certain product until specific conditions are met
Colonists who stayed loyal to England
Colonists who were ready to break ties with England
A document signed by Thomas Jefferson, Lyman Hall, George Walton, Button Gwinnett, and many others
A unit of citizen soldiers
The battle that lifted the morale of the militia led by Elijah Clarke with the help of Austin Dabney
The battle that left Savannah under British control for the next few years
The first written constitution of the United States of America

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