Continental Congress
The Declaration of In.
The Battles
The Acts
Vocabulary (fun...)
100

The amount of Continental Congresses.

What is two?

100

The date we celebrate this document.

What is July 4th, 1776?

100

How were the soldiers in the Boston Massacre judged?

What is innocent?

100

The acts that affected the colonists the most.

What are The Intolerable Acts?

100

Someone who vouched for independence.

What is a patriot?

200

What the Olive Branch petition did for the colonists.

What is give them rights in Parliament?

200

The date the document was approved.

What is July 2nd, 1776?

200

The place Bunker Hill took place.

What is Breed's Hill?

200

The colonists' reactions to the Tea Act.

What is the Boston Tea Party?

200

The beginning of important documents, like the Constitution.

What is a preamble?

300

The amount of colonies who vouched for independence at the vote.

What is twelve?

300

The biggest signature on the document.

Who was John Hancock?

300

Who got the better situation after Bunker Hill?

Who were the Patriots?

300

The tax on paper items.

What was the Stamp Act?

300

To demonstrate unlimited power abusively upon another.

What is despotism?

400

A petition the congress sent to try to make peace with Britain.

What was the Olive Branch petition?

400

The four sections.

What are the preamble, declaration of natural rights, list of grievances, and resolution of independence.

400

The name of the first battle.

What is the Battle of North Bridge?

400

The reason the Intolerable Acts were permitted.

What was the Boston Tea Party?

400

An action of bestowing upon another a gift.

What is to endow?

500

This person suggested the idea of independence.

Who is Richard Henry Lee?

500

True or false: The document affected the British's outlook on America.

What is false?

500

This person led and failed the attack on Quebec.

Who was Benedict Arnold?

500

The Canadian territory that expanded due to the Intolerable Acts.

What was Quebec?

500

To submit an action or object upon another, not wished by said other.

What is to impel?

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