Before the Revolution
Boston Massacre
Tea and Punishment
Shots and Soldiers
Independence and Strategy
100

This war left Britain with debt and more territory.

What is French and Indian War?

100

This is the year the Boston Massacre Occured.

What is 1770?

100

This 1773 law gave the East India Company advantages in selling tea.

What is Tea Act?

100

Date of Lexington and Concord.

What is 1775?

100

Primary Author of the Declaration of Independence.

Who is Thomas Jefferson?

200

This 1763 policy restricted settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains.

What is the Proclamation?

200

Blank colonist died. (How many?)

What is 5?
200

This protest destroyed 342 chests of Tea in Boston Harbor.

What is Boston Tea Party?

200

This town is where British troops marched to search for colonial military supplies.

What is Concord?

200

The date of adoption for Declaration of Independence.

What is July 4, 1776?

300

This 1765 law taxed many printed materials and legal documents.

What is the Stamp Act?

300

This group into the crowd during the Boston Massacre.

What is the British?

300

These were the punitive laws parliament passed in 1774.

What is Intolerable Acts?

300

This was the name of the militia men.

What is Minutemen?

300

Name the three natural rights identified in the Declaration.

What is Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness?

400

This is what the colonist meant by "No taxation without representation."

They refused the taxes with no representatives inside the parliament.

400

This is the definition of propaganda and Why Paul Revere's image used it.

Information designed to influence opinion; the image portrayed British soldiers as threatening and colonists as largely defenseless.

400

These are reasons the colonists opposed the Tea Act.

The existing tea tax remained, raising concerns about Parliament’s authority and taxation without representation.

400

This was the commander of the Continental Army.

Who is George Washington?

400

Define "Consent of the Governed."

Legitimate government authority comes from the people it governs.

500

Explain how Britain's victory in the French and Indian War helped create Colonial resistance.

War debt and new territory led Britain to raise taxes and tighten control; many colonists resisted taxes and policies, especially without elected representation.

500

Historians examine more than one perspective on the Boston Massacre, Why?

Accounts and images can emphasize different evidence; comparing perspectives helps distinguish claims and bias from supported conclusions.

500

Britain's response to the Boston Tea Party.

Punishing Massachusetts, including closing Boston Harbor and restricting self-government, alarmed colonists and encouraged wider cooperation and resistance.

500

Reasons that Lexington and Concord were a turning point.

They marked the shift from political resistance to armed conflict between British soldiers and colonial forces.

500

Explain the Pros of organizing a Continental Army and the local terrain.

A unified army coordinated a longer war; knowledge of terrain, mobility, and surprise could offset some British advantages. Colonists also fought conventional battles.

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