American revolution
which was a British monarch that reigned the American revolution King George ||| or Patrick Henry
King George |||
What happened on March 5?
British troops on this day in 1770 opened fire, killing Crispus Attucks and four others in the Boston Massacre
When was the Boston Tea Party?
When was the Townshend Act passed?
Why did the soldiers march to Concord?
intending to suppress the possibility of rebellion by seizing weapons from the colonists.
When did the American Revolution begin? 1775 | 1688 | 1685
1775
Were the colonists justified in taunting the British soldiers?
no, they cant they were not justified to taunt them
Why did the British put a tax on tea?
to maintain Parliament's right to tax the colonies
What did the Townshend Act tax?
Lexington and Concord were the first battles in what war?
What are patriots? feeling love for one's country or a person who betrays a friend or a country
Feeling love for ones country
Were the soldiers justified in shooting into the crowd?
with refusal British soldiers fired upon a group of rowdy colonists, killing five and wounding others.
How did the colonists feel about tea?
outraged over the tea tax
What did the colonists do to stop taxes?
refusing to pay the tax
Where did the colonist hide their weapons?
behind rocks, trees, and fences
What were the causes of the Revolution?
Did they fire on their own?
no the people refused to get out their face and stop taunting them
What was the cause of the Boston Tea Party?
taxation without representation
Where did the Townshend act get their name?
named after Charles Townshend
What State Did Lexington And Concord Take Place?
Massachusetts
How many were killed or wounded? 22,000 people or 6800 or 1200
6800
why was the colonist mad at the British?
The colonists were forced to let British soldiers sleep and eat in their homes.
What was in Boston Harbor?
a major trading port for the English colonies
Which war was right before the Townshend act?
What is the militia?
a military force that is raised from the civil population to supplement a regular army in an emergency.