Pre-War
Battles
The Acts
The Constitution
Other
100

How many colonists died during the Boston Massacre? 

Five colonists died in the Boston massacre. 

100

What was the first battle of the revolutionary war? 

The battles of Lexington and Concorde. 
100

How did king George III react to the Boston tea party?

The coercive acts (also know as the intolerable acts.)

100

Who was the primary writer of the declaration of independence?

Thomas Jefferson

100

Name one advantage for the British.

Better Navy, Better Soldiers, More money.
200

When was the Boston massacre? 

March 5th, 1770.

200

What was the significance of the battle of Yorktown?

The colonists forced British general Cornwallis to surrender.

200

What did the Cohesive (or Intolerable) acts do?

Closed the port of Boston and started the quartering act.

200

Who was the first person to sign the declaration? 

John Handcock

200

Name one Advantage for the colonists.

George Washington, Familiar with the land, Gurrilla warfare, French Alliance.

300

When was the Boston Tea party?

December 16th, 1773.

300

What was the importance of the battle of Saratoga? 

Boosted morale and convinced the French to aid the colonies. 

300

Why was Great Britan taxing the colonies?

To pay back their debt from the war.

300

When was the constitution presented to congress?

July 2nd, 1776.

300

Why do we celebrate the 4th of July instead of the 2nd when the constitution was presented to congress.

The document was signed by all congress on the 4th.

400

What was Paul Revere doing during his midnight ride?

Warning people of the incoming British.

400

Who was the "winner" at Bunker hill? Why?

The colonies. Despite loosing the hill, they killed over 1000 British soldiers.  

400

The tea act gave which company a monopoly?

The Virginia Trade Company.

400

How many parts of the constitution are there?

5 (Intro, Preamble, body (2), conclusion.)

400

Define a hessian mercenary. 

A trained german soldier who would be hired by armies to fight.

500

What was the proclamation of 1763 and why did it anger the colonists. 

An act stating nobody is to go past the a certain line in the Appalachian mountains. This made colonists mad because that was land they just fought for. 

500

When did the Battle of Yorktown start?

October 14th, 1781.

500

What did the stamp act do?

Put a tax on different forms of paper. (Newspapers, Legal documents, Pamphlets, Almanacs, Ect.)

500

What are the three unalienable rights featured in the constitution?

Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of happiness.

500

Define massacre.

The act of killing a number of undeserving beings.

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