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people/parties/facts
100

a massacre causing six colonists to die which caused outrage against the British troops in the colonies

What is the Boston massacre? Fun fact: The massacre caused major outrage against the colonists and kickstarted the American revolution.

100

A treaty that happened in Paris

What is the Treaty of Paris?

Fun Fact: During the war, Loyalists had been treated badly by Patriots, so many did not trust the treaty's promise of fair treatment. As a result, more than 80,000 Loyalists, both black and white, left the United States to settle in British Canada.

100

The party of people that supported the American Revolution.

Who are the patriots or Americans? 


Fun fact:  General George Washington never had more than 20,000 troops at one time and place, Because a lot of the soldiers were only enlisted for a 5 months to a year.

200

The two first battles of the American revolution

What are the battles of Lexington and Concord?

Fun fact:  In April 1775, a spy told General Gage that the colonists were hiding a bunch of gunpowder and weapons in  Concord. General Gage decided to attack immediately

200

An act where the British proclaimed the colonists were not allowed to cross over to the western side of the Appalachian mountains

What is the Proclamation Act of 1763? 


Fun fact: To colonists, the king's order suggested tyranny, or the unjust use of government power.

200

People who "hated freedom" and were some of the first colonists of the land of what is now MURICA

The British Empire. 

Fun Fact: There were hired soldiers who were known as Hessians because they came from a part of Germany called Hesse-Cassel. 

300

A war over the land past the Appalachian mountains called the fr---- and in---- war.

 What is, the French and Indian war?



Fun Fact: Washington shot the first bullets in this seven-year war

300

An act that taxed various types of papers

What is the Stamp Act?

 Fun Fact: In the south, where the British thought they could depend on the loyalists to buy stamps, the loyalists did not buy stamps but also did not protest.

300

The first signer of the U.S. Constitution.

Who is George Washington?


Fun fact: George Washington was the only (and probably the most important!) founding father without a college education

400

A battle where many Hessians were killed by the American forces which was also a very important win for the Americans

What is the Battle of Saratoga?

Fun Fact: A song known mostly from Hamilton the Musical, the world turned upside-down accompanied the British troops as they laid down their arms at the battle of saratoga.

400

A famous bill that was important for the independence of the Americans

What is the declaration of independence? 


Fun fact: The Declaration of independence was read aloud to the American troops.


400

During the Revolutionary War, he served in France and Holland in diplomatic roles and helped negotiate the peace treaty. From 1785 to 1788 he was minister to the Court of St. James’s, returning to be elected a very powerful role just under George Washington.

Who is John Adams?


Fun Fact: John Adams wrote thousands of love letters to his wife during their marriage, some of which are still in museums today

500

Not a battle but a time when a lot of people died

What is the winter of Valley Forge?


Fun Fact: Washington's troops were hungry because many farmers preferred to sell food to the British. 

500

Something that cut the duty on foreign mol_____ from 6 to 3 pence per gallon

What is the Sugar Act?

 Fun fact: the sugar act was actually on molasses and not sugar.

500

the co-founder of the Boston Grenadier Corps

Who is Henry Knoxx?

Fun Fact:  Henry  Knox managed the logistics for Washington’s crossing of the Delaware River and ran the siege at Yorktown that forced the British to surrender.

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