Vocabular
Acts
Colonists
British Army
American Army
100

This word means a "colonist who supported the fight for independence."

Patriot

100
This act placed a tax on tea

Tea Act

100

Name an important Patriot

Sam Adams, Paul Revere, George Washington, Ben Franklin, etc.

100

Name a STRENGTH of the British army

60,000 trained soldiers, plenty of supplies and weapons, etc.

100

Explain a STRENGTH of the American Army

Fight for freedom, knew the land, etc.

200

This word means a "colonist who supported Great Britain in the American Revolution."

Loyalist

200

This act placed a tax on paper goods in the colonies.

Stamp Act
200
What was colonists opinion of the King and Parliament after the Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party?

Shocked that the British government would treat citizens so poorly.

200

Name a WEAKNESS of the British army

Bright red uniforms, short range guns, did not know the land, etc.

200

Name a WEAKNESS of the American Army.

20,000 soldiers, little to no training, not enough supplies, etc.

300

This word means a " group of volunteers who fight in times of emergency."

Militia

300

This act taxed items in the colonies such as paint, lead, glass and tea.

Townshend Act

300

Why did the Second Continental Congress send the Olive Branch Petition to the King?

They delegates wanted to try one last time to make peace with the King.

300

How were loyalists treated during the Revolutionary war?

property was taken, often treated poorly by neighbors, physically attacked.

300

Name a problem the colonies faced during the Revolutionary war.

Shortage of supplies, hoarding goods, and decrease in value of money (continentals).

400

This word means "a peace agreement" 

Treaty

400

Why did the colonists call the Coercive Acts the Intolerable Acts?

They felt that they were too great a punishment on the colonists

400

How did women support the fight for independence? 2 examples.

Ran farms and businesses, Fought in disguise, wrote poetry, influenced men to fight, gathered supplies for army.

400

Why would a colonists choose to be a loyalist?

Supported the King, business/job may rely on England, etc.

400

Explain why a colonist may choose to be a Patriot.

Treated unfairly by England, want Freedom, etc.
500

This word mean to "refuse to buy goods or services for a specific reason."

Boycott

500

What was the purpose of the Proclamation of 1763?

Prevented British settlers/colonists from moving past the Appalachian Mountains.

500

How did John Locke influence our founding fathers?

People had natural rights: life, liberty, and the right to own property.

500

Which battle ended the war?

Battle of Yorktown

500

Which battle started the war?

Battle of Lexington/Concord

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