Terms to Know
Proclamations & the French and Indian War
Acts
Miscellaneous
People
100

Unpaid bills left to the British after the French and Indian War.

What are debts?

100
This group of people fought along side the French during the French and Indian War.
Who are the Native Americans?
100
This act forced colonists to provide shelter, food and transportation.
What is the Quartering Act?
100
The city where the First Continental Congress met?
What is Philadelphia?
100

She had strong opinions about our nation’s road to independence, and didn’t hesitate to voice them

Abigail Adams

200
Several laws created by Britain that affected the American colonies.
What is acts?
200
The country that won the French and Indian War and ended up with huge debts from it.
What is Great Britain?
200
Act that required colonists to pay taxes on paper products.
What is the Stamp Act?
200
The number of colonies that met to discuss problems with Britain.
What is 12 colonies?
200

A patriot, leader, and thinker, the first Vice President, and the second President, played a major role in launching the new United States

John Adams

300
To take back or cancel a law.
What is repeal?
300
The main reason Great Britain wanted to tax the American colonists.
What is the debt created from the French and Indian War?
300
These acts were created after the Boston Tea Party to punish the colonists.
What is the Intolerable Acts?
300
Leaders that met to discuss problems with Britain.
Who is the First Continental Congress?
300

was the first person to die in the cause of American independence

Crispus Attucks

400
The law making part of the British Government.
What is Parliament?
400
Created to help protect the colonists from Native Americans attacking their forts and houses.
What is the Proclamation of 1763?
400
Forced colonists to buy tea from British East India Tea Company.
What is the Tea Act?
400
The struggle and argument between the King and the colonists.
What is conflict?
400

She promoted independence by writing patriotic plays

Mercy Otis Warren

500

To refuse to buy or use certain goods or services

Boycott

500
Group of people that were given the land West of the Appalachian Mountains from the Proclamation of 1763.
Who are the Native Americans?
500

taxation of all basic goods that came to the colonies from other places.

What is the Sugar Act of 1764?

500
Group that refused to buy cloth from Great Britain and instead made their own cloth for clothing.
Who are the Daughters of Liberty?
500

helped create the first Committees of Correspondence

Samuel Adams

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