Wars and Battles
Key Figures
Events
Resistance and Rebellion
War Heros
100

This disagreement between the British and French over land along the Ohio River led to a major conflict.

The French and Indian War

100

This person rode through Massachusetts to warn people that the British army was coming to Concord.

Paul Revere

100

The event where colonists dumped British tea into the harbor to protest an unpopular tax was known as this.

Boston Tea Party

100

These people, who resisted the Stamp Act, formed a group called this.

Sons of Liberty

100

This man convinced the Continental Army to stay strong and continue fighting, despite the harsh winter conditions.

Baron von Steuben

200

What did the British earn as a result of the French and Indian War?

The British Empire gained all the land the French once held.

200

The first African American to die for the sake of liberty.

Crispus Attukus

200

This set of laws took away Massachusetts’s self-government and required colonists to house British soldiers.

The Intolerable Acts

200

his British law, which led to colonial protests and the Boston Tea Party, was aimed at controlling tea trade.

The Tea Act

200

his French nobleman served as a trusted aide to George Washington and helped train soldiers.

Marquis de Lafayette 

300

The first battle of the American Revolution, often called "the shot heard round the world," took place here.

The Battle of Lexington

300

This man was the main author of the Declaration of Independence.

Thomas Jefferson

300

The Continental Congress issued this document to declare that the colonists had the same rights as English citizens.

The Declaration of Rights

300

This act was passed after the Boston Tea Party, aiming to punish Massachusetts.

The Intolerable Acts

300

This individual was known as a hero of the American navy during the Revolution.

John Paul Jones

400

Washington's first great victory took place at this location during the winter of 1776.

The Battle of Trenton

400

This woman disguised herself as a man to fight in the Continental Army.

Deborah Sampson

400

This pamphlet helped persuade many colonists that it was time to break away from England.

Common Sense

400

What surprising effect did the Intolerable acts have on the other colonies

It caused the colonies to unite together against the King. 


They helped each other

400

This general of the Continental Army lost the battle of Saratoga but is better known for betraying the Continental Army.

Benedict Arnold

500

The Continental Army lost almost half of its men while camped during the harsh winter at this location.

Valley Forge

500

This individual, known for his persuasive writing, was famous for saying, "Give me Liberty, or give me Death!"

Patrick Henry

500

The American Revolution ended with this British surrender.

The surrender at Yorktown

500

The British passed this law in 1765, which led to protests like the Sons of Liberty’s boycott.

The Stamp Act

500

This French general played a major role in the victory at Yorktown, leading troops alongside Washington.

General Rochambeau

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