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1. duty on imported sugar from the west indies
2. external, or indirect, levies on glass, white lead, paper, paint and tea
3. encampment where george washington's poorly-equipped army spent a wretched, freezing winter
4. revolutionary war general traitor, who valiantly held off a British invasion of upstate N.Y. at Lake Champlain, but later switched sides
5. british general who led the invasion of upstate New York, suffering a crushing defeat at Saratoga
6. british general during the revolutionary war who, having failed to crush green's forces in South Carolina, retreated to Virginia, where his defeat at Yorktown marked the beginning of the end for Britian's efforts to suppress the colonial rebellion
7. american printer, inventor, statesman and revolutionary. Franklin first established himself in Philadelphia as a leading newspaper printer, inventor and author of Poor Richard's Almanac
8. virginia planter and revolutionary, who served as a member of the continental congress. he first introduce the motion asserting america's independence from britian, later supplanted by thomas jefferson's more formal and rhetorically moving declaration
9. american revolutionary and champion of states' rights, he become a prominent anti-federalist during the ratification debate, opposing what he saw as despotic tendencies in the new national constitution
10. revolutionary war veteran who led a group of debaters and impoverished backcountry farmers in a rebellion against the massachusetts government in 1786, calling for paper money, lighter taxes and an end to property seizures for debt