French & Indian War
Britain and France fought for land in this valley. It had furs to trade. [Notebook p.26]
What is the Ohio River Valley?
Fill in the blank: "No ______ without representation!" [Notebook p.27]
Taxation
In 1770, British soldiers and colonists fought in Boston. 5 colonists died. [Notebook p.28]
Boston Massacre
These were the first battles of the war. People call it "the shot heard round the world." [Notebook p.31]
Lexington and Concord
These colonists wanted to stay with England. [Notebook p.33]
Loyalist
This law said colonists could NOT move west of the Appalachian Mountains. [Notebook p.26]
What is the Proclamation of 1763?
This tax made colonists buy a stamp for paper, like newspapers. [Colonial Protests slideshow]
Stamp Act
This man made a famous picture of the Boston Massacre. [Notebook p.28; Steps to Revolution DBQ]
Who is Paul Revere?
He wrote the Declaration of Independence. [Notebook p.32]
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Paine wrote this pamphlet. It made people want independence. [Comparing Revolutionaries]
Common Sense
This European country helped France in the war. [Notebook p.26]
What is Spain?
This secret society, founded in Boston, staged public protests against tax officials, including an attack on Andrew Oliver's house. [Colonial Protests; Notebook pp.27, 29]
Who are the Sons of Liberty?
Colonists threw tea into the water to protest a tax. We call this the Boston ______ ______. [Notebook p.29]
Boston Tea Party
George Washington attacked these German soldiers hired by Britain. [Notebook p.34]
Hessians
This spy was caught by the British. He said he had "but one life to lose for my country." [Comparing Revolutionaries]
Nathan Hale
Britain got Canada from France. What land did it get from Spain? [Notebook p.26]
What is Florida?
Colonists had to give British soldiers food and clothing. This was the ______ Act. [Colonial Protests]
What is the Quartering Act?
Britain punished Massachusetts with these laws.[Notebook p.29]
Coercive Acts
This battle was the turning point. After it, France joined America. [Notebook p.34]
Saratoga
Women who cooked, washed, and helped soldiers were this type of revolutionary. [Key Revolutionaries]
Military Support
Britain needed money to pay for the war. So it put these on the colonists. [Notebook p.27]
Taxes
These acts taxed glass, paint, paper, and tea. [Colonial Protests]
What are the Townshend Acts?
Leaders from 12 colonies met in Philadelphia to talk to England. What was this meeting called? [Notebook p.30]
The First Continental Congress?
Britain's army gave up here in 1781. The war was over. [Battles Worksheet]
Yorktown
These leaders met in Congress and wrote the Declaration of Independence. [Key Revolutionaries]
Politicians