Patriots v Loyalists
Battles
Important documents
Road to Revolution
Important People
100
This word is used to describe a loyalist
Tory
100
This was the first military engagement of the war
Lexington and Concord
100
This important and widely studied document was written in the Second Continential Congress after the Battle of Lexington and Concord
The Declaration of Independence
100
This Native American uprising happened directly after the French and Indian War as a result of the land ceded to Britian and the colonies.
Pontiac's Rebellion.
100
This man led the Sons of Liberty
Samuel Adams
200
This group of people were patriots and were thought of as a terrorist group in England.
Sons of Liberty
200
This was the turning point of the war
The Battle of Saratoga
200
This document ended the American Revolution
The Treaty of Paris
200
This event involved violence, snowballs, and British soliders.
The Boston Massacre
200
This man helped defend the colonies in England and helped secure a French alliance
Benjamin Franklin
300
The patriots would sometimes do this horrible and painful thing to loyalists - it involved something sticky and something soft.
Tar and feathering
300
This battle was a tactical defeat for the Americans, but the British suffered heavy casualities.
The Battle of Bunker Hill
300
This document gave land back to the Native Americans after 'winning' it in the French and Indian War.
The Proclamation Line of 1763
300
The patriots dressed up like the Mohawks to carry out this act of rebellion.
The Boston Tea Party
300
This man was a lawyer and a patriot. He defended the British captain in charge during the Boston Massacre trial.
John Adams
400
Identify the groups of people for each percentage. 
20% Loyalists
40% Neutral
40% Patriots
400
This WAR was a catalyst for events that lead up to the American Revolution.
The French and Indian War.
400
This document enacted a tax on paper goods and legal documents.
The Stamp Act
400
This was the British response to the Boston Tea Party
The Coercive Acts
400
This man commanded the American military
George Washington
500
This famous family had a father that was a patriot and a son who was a royal governor and a loyalists.
The Franklins.
500
The battle marked the end of fighting when British troops surrendered.
The Battle (or Siege) of Yorktown.
500
This document, passed by Parliament, enacted a tax on imported goods such as glass, lead, tea, paint, and paper.
The Townshend Acts
500
The coercive acts were mainly targeted toward this city
Boston
500
This man was integral in securing victory at Saratoga but later turned traitor.
Benedict Arnold