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People and Groups
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Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
100

The final major battle that ended with the British surrendering to George Washington?

Yorktown

100

Secret society formed by Sam Adams?


Sons of Liberty

100

leader of the Colonial Army

George Washington

100

This forbid the colonists from moving west of the Appalachian Mountains? 

Proclamation of 1763

100

British debt after this war led to the economic policies of taxation.

French-Indian War

100

Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness

unalienable rights (listed in the Declaration of Independence)

100

Father/Founder of the U.S. Navy

John Paul Jones

200

Place where the army came together and trained under Washington’s and Lafayette's leadership even though it was freezing and the men were poorly equipped to handle it.

Valley Forge

200

__supported Great Britain. Felt strong ties to their mother country and did not see a need for Revolution. 

Loyalists

200

Writer who wrote the earliest accounts of the Revolutionary War?

Mercy Otis Warren

200

Strategy of refusing to purchase certain goods.

boycott

200

Name some of the taxes passed by the British against the Colonists

Stamp Act

Tea Act

Townshend Act

Sugar Act

200

Treaty that ended the Revolutionary War

Treaty of Paris 1783

200

African American spy who helped George Washington gain the victory at Yorktown by gaining British secrets?

James Armistead

300

The first shots fired that started the American Revolution against British rule?

Lexington and Concord

300

__ supported independence for many reasons. First, they claimed “no taxation without representation.” They saw themselves too far removed from England to be subject to the King and Parliament. 

Patriots

300

Wrote the Declaration of Independence.

Thomas Jefferson

300

British soldiers fire into a heckling crowd of colonists

Boston Massacre

300

Who was the first person killed in the American Revolution (at the Boston Massacre)

Crispus Attacks

300

The act was a tax on all paper used for printed materials in the colonies. It required that all materials printed in the colonies be printed on paper embossed with an official revenue stamp. The printed materials in question included everything from newspapers, to magazines to legal documents.

Stamp Act

300

Natural rights that a person is born with?

unalienable rights

400

Shot heard around the World

Lexington

400

Had a determination to win, knew the land, but were working with an inexperienced military.

Colonies

400

Started the Sons of Liberty

Samuel Adams

400

What is a grievance?

complaint

400

The English response to the Boston Tea Party

Intolerable Acts (also known as the Coercive Acts)

400

Economic policy which angered the colonists because England did not allow the colonists to trade with any other countries?

mercantilism

400

Signed on July 4th 1776

Declaration of Independence

500

It was a major victory for the colonists, the turning point in the American Revolution and helped convince France to support the Americans?

Saratoga

500

What were Redcoats?

British soldiers




500

Author of "Common Sense," a pamphlet that encouraged people to join the Patriots cause?

Thomas Paine

500

Colonists claim that they had no say about the British taxation policies

Taxation without representation

500

Part of the Intolerable Acts that said colonists had to house British soldiers?  This also was a grievance the colonists listed in the Declaration of Independence.

Quartering Act

500

The Treaty of Paris meant the British had to recognize the U.S. as a _____

a country independent of Britain (the United States of America)

500

Which French general contributed to the American Revolution by leading and training American troops?

Marquis de Lafayette

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