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100

What act put a tax on sugar, wine, indigo, and molasses?

Sugar Act

100

Who was the commander of the Continental army?

George Washington

100

What was the first battle of the American Revolution?

Battle of Lexington and Concord

100

Who are members of the local militia that are ready to fight at a minute's notice?

Minutemen

100

What treaty ended the American Revolution?

Treaty of Paris

200

What Act led to a shortage of money?

Currency Act

200

Who is the king of Britain?

King George III

200

What battle did British win, but was still a turning point for the colonists that showed they were able to fight?

Battle of Bunker Hill

200

What was a nickname for British soldiers?

Redcoats

200

What outlined the role of American government?

Articles of Confederation

300

What Act forced colonists to house and feed British soldiers?

Quartering Act

300

Who was a traitor who defected from the Continental Army to the British for money to pay his debts?

Benedict Arnold

300

What battle in 1777 did the British surrender to the Americans?

Battle of Saratoga

300

What army was created to fight against the British?

Continental army

300

What described the new flag?

Flag Resolution

400

What Act forced any type of paper to have an official British marking?

Stamp Act

400

Who originally wrote the Declaration of Independence?

Thomas Jefferson 

400

What was the last battle of the American Revolution?

Battle of Yorktown

400

Who are colonists that fight for their independence from Britain?

Patriots

400

What was the gathering of colonial leaders?

Continental Congress

500

What Act was used as a punishment after the Boston Tea Party?

Intolerable Acts

500

Who was the first Secretary of the Treasury, a chief of staff to George Washington during the Revolution, and founder of the Federalist Party?

Alexander Hamilton

500

What battle only lasted 65 minutes?

Battle of King's Mountain

500

Who were colonists that remained faithful to the monarch?

Loyalists

500

Who were the formal underground organization that led public demonstrations, destruction of Crown goods and property, boycotts, and tar and feathering?

Sons of Liberty

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