1created to efficiently communicate with other colonies how the new taxes were a violation of english civil liberties without representation in parliament. question options: committee of correspondence house of burgesses mayflower compact treaty of paris of 1763 2this made france surrender its claim to all the land east of the mississippi river except new orleans. question options: treaty of paris 1783 treaty of paris 1763 proclamation of 1763 3 navigation acts question to avoid conflict with indians, this law attempted to prevent any more american colonists from setting west of appalachian mountains. question options: treaty of paris of 1763 treaty of paris of 1783 proclamation of 1763 stamp act of 1765 4 question this short work was published as a rationale for independence from england. question options: common sense proclamation of 1763 declaration of independence treaty of paris 1763 question 5 these were punishment laws for the boston tea party. question 8 options: tea act intolerable acts proclamation of 1763 treaty of paris 1783 question 6 british philosopher who believed all people are born with certain rights regardless of status. question 6 options: john locke baron de montesquieu jean jacques rousseau thomas jefferson question 7 concept where people give the government its power and in return the government gives the people defense and protection of their natural rights. question 7 options: committee of five common sense great compromise social contract theory question 8 he was the main author of the declaration of independence. question 8 options: george washington john adams thomas jefferson samuel adams question 12 (1 point) question 12 unsaved he was the main author of the declaration of independence. question 12 options: george washington john adams thomas jefferson samuel adams question 13 options: intolerable acts natural rights common sense limited government question 14 (1 point) question 14 unsaved what was the name of the group of the five delegates who wrote a rationale for independence? question 14 options: house of burgesses sons of liberty committee of correspondence committee of five question 15 (1 point) question 15 unsaved he was instrumental in gaining france as an ally for the colonies during the american revolution. question 15 options: john adams benjamin franklin george washignton marquis de lafayette question 16 (1 point) question 16 unsaved he developed an excellent military reputation in the french and indian war and was appointed commander in chief of continental army in 1775. question 16 options: george washington john adams baron von steuben marquis de lafayette question 17 (1 point) question 17 unsaved he was an american ambassador who secured the formal recognition of the united states and a substantial financial loan from the dutch. question 17 options: benjamin franklin george washington john adams baron von steuben question 18 (1 point) question 18 unsaved he was instrumental in the american revolution for teaching close-order drill critical for the maneuver and fire tactics of eighteenth century warfare. question 18 options: marquis de lafayette baron von steuben george washington john adams question 19 (1 point) question 19 unsaved frenchman who believed in the american cause and volunteered to serve with washington and secure french resources. question 19 options: baron von steuben benjamin franklin marquis de lafayette john adams question 20 (1 point) question 20 unsaved this is where washington's skill at maintaining his force under difficult conditions was best seen. question 20 options: yorktown trenton saratoga valley forge