People
Events
Political
EXTRA
British Taxes/Laws
100

The founder of the Son's of Liberty

Samuel Adams

100

A protest that turned deadly for some colonists

Boston Massacre 

100

A law banning the settlement of the Ohio River Valley or any land passed the Appalachian Mountains

Proclamation of 1763

100

He came up with the ideas of unalienable rights 

John Locke

100

The tax that caused the Boston Tea Party

Tea Act

200

The first person shot at the Boston Massacre

Crispus Attucks

200

This battle occurred after British troops attempted to seize colonists weapons 

Battle of Lexington & Concord

200

An act of civil disobedience that caused Boston to be punished

Boston Tea Party

200

He helped train troops at Valley Forge for George Washington so they may come out more disciplined 

Baron Von Steuben 

200

A tax that lowered the price of sugar, but allowed for British officers to confiscate smuggled sugar from colonists

Sugar Act

300

The author of a pamphlet that convinced many Patriots to join the revolution 

Thomas Paine

300

The place where many soldiers of Washington's Continental Army suffered from starvation, diseases, and lack of supplies due to the weather and location of the camp

Winter at Valley Forge

300

The last peace offering to King George III before war broke out

Olive Branch Petition 

300

A very good friend of George Washington who helped train/command his troops once he arrived from France

Marquis de Lafayette 

300
A tax on paint, lead, glass, and other common household items 

Townshend Act

400

She is famous for spreading Patriot propaganda through letters, poems, and newspaper articles.

Mercy Otis Warren

400

The turning point in the war for the Patriots due to acquiring new allies after recent victories on the battlefield 

Battle of Saratoga

400
A meeting of delegates centered on solving issues with Great Britain after the Boston Massacre  

1st Continental Congress

400

After fighting in the New England colonies, where did the British send their army?

The Southern Colonies

400

A law stating troops were to stay in colonists homes, and be supplied with food or other necessities 

Quartering Act 

500

The "Father of the American Navy"

John Paul Jones

500

A battle where General Cornwallis was surrounded by LAND & SEA, effectively ending the war 

Battle of Yorktown

500
A meeting of delegates in which members agreed to create of rough draft of the Declaration of Independence and set up a Continental Army 

2nd Continental Congress

500
Explain the difference between a Patriot and a Loyalists.

Patriot: Supports Independence from Britain

Loyalists: Remains Loyal to Britain

500

A set of laws designed to punish Boston for their civil disobedience 

Intolerable Acts / Coercive Acts

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