Name that Act
Regions & Geography
French and Indian War
Native Americans
Independence
100
This Act from 1764 lowered the tax on imported molasses and other goods from the West Indies (Caribbean).
What is the Sugar Act
100
These colonies are in the Northeast, comprised of small farms, ship building, trade and manufacturing.
What is the New England Colonies
100

Name the three of the five groups of people who fought in the French and Indian War.

What is the French, British, Native Americans, French Colonists and American Colonists.

100

Native Americans typically favored these Europeans.

What is the French

100

This is the document that was written in order to declare that the colonies would be free and independent from England. 

What is the Declaration of Independence

200
This 1765 law placed a tax on all printed materials, including newspapers, wills, and playing cards.
What is the Stamp Act
200
These colonies are central, excellent farming conditions and the economy revolved around cash crops, lumbering, mining, manufacturing and skilled labor.
What is the Middle Colonies
200

Another name for this conflict.

What is the Seven Years War

200

This powerful group of tribes formed an alliance and became the crucial in giving the British the advantage in controlling North America.

What is the Iroquois Confederacy

200

This political body was made up of 55 delegates from every colony except Rhode Island and was intended to re-write the Articles of Confederation.

What is the Constitutional Convention

300
This 1767 set of laws designed to compensate for colonists avoiding domestic taxes. New taxes on imported goods such as glass, tea and paper.
What is the Townshend Acts
300
These lower colonies were entirely focused on agriculture, trade and slavery.
What is the Southern Colonies
300

This British Colonist would have a somewhat successful military career and would later be seen as a hero who struck the first blow against the French.

Who is George Washington

300

This was the Native American conflict that occured between the colonists in Plymouth and the Wampanoag Natives (Hint: it has two names)

What is King Phillips War/Metacoms War

300

This is the name for the first constitution of the United States

What is the Articles of Confederation

400
This 1773 law allowed the British East India Company to avoid financial ruin. It created a virtual monopoly on tea.
What is the Tea Act
400
This the major geographical region that served as both a physical and political border for the British colonies.
What is the Appalachian Mountains
400

France was forced to give up their territories to the British. (Bonus: What was the major port city the British acquired and what Spanish territory did the British receive?) 400 points possible.

What is Canada and the land east of the Mississippi River. (Bonus: New Orleans and Florida)

400

This rebellion led to the creation of the Proclamation Line

What is Pontiac's Rebellion

400

What rebellion showed that the Articles of Confederation was weak?

What is Shays' Rebellion

500

These 1774 laws were created to counter resistance to British Law in Massachusetts. Closed the Boston Harbor, forced colonists to feed and shelter British soldiers, disregarded the rights of citizens and land claims west of the Appalachian Mountains and north of the Ohio River. Bonus: What the British name for these acts? (2 acts, 500 points)

What is the Intolerable Acts; Bonus: The Coercive Acts.

500

This geographical region was seen as the "frontier or wilderness" and was located between the Appalachian Mountains and the Mississippi River.

What is the Ohio River Valley or Ohio Territory.

500

This treaty ended the French and Indian War (must include the year).

What is the Treaty of Paris 1763.

500

This successful military tactic was used by Native Americans against colonial and European forces.

What is guerrilla warfare

500
Name THREE weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation

Answers may vary... Examples include: No ability to tax, only one branch of government, it was tough for congress to make new laws

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