Laws and Taxes
Battles and Events
Causes
During the Revolution
End of the Revolution
100

What was the tax on all paper products?

Stamp Act

100

What country joined the Revolution on the side of the colonies?

France

100

Why did Britain start imposing unfair taxes onto the colonies?

To pay back debt from the French and Indian war

100

Estimated $1.7 million worth of tea was dumped into the Boston Harbor during this event of protest.

Boston Tea Party

100

This document not only declared the colonies freedom to govern themselves but also was seen as an act of war from the British perspective

Declaration of Independence 

200

This law required colonists to allow British soldiers into their homes.

Quartering Act 

200

The first battle of the Revolutionary War

Lexington and Concord


200

This was the political phrase in which the colonies were left to govern themselves and Britain left them alone. Sometimes this happens at Marist

Salutary Neglect

200

The name of the first unified government of the 13 colonies

Continental Congress

200

This letter written by the colonial government asked the King to go back to how it used to be was known as what?

Olive Branch Petition

300

These acts were a direct punishment for the Boston Tea Party on the colonies.

Intolerable Acts

300

This battle was seen as a turning point of the war, which allowed the colonies to gain a powerful ally.

Battle of Saratoga

300

This outcome of the F/I War prevented the colonies from moving west onto the land they just fought for.

Proclamation of 1763

300

The riot that broke out between colonists and British soldiers that resulted in 5 deaths was called...

The Boston Massacre

300

The document that officially ended the Revolutionary war

Treaty of Paris

400

This was the first unfair tax put on the colonies after the French and Indian War, placing a tax on products like syrup and rum.

Sugar Act

400

Lexington and Concord was an important location for the colonies to defend because of what was kept there.

Weapons and gun powder

400

What famous quote was used to rally the colonies together, usually put under a disjointed snake.

Join or Die

400

List the three advantages the British had during the war.

Strongest empire in the world, large navy, more resources

400

The Treaty of Paris not only ended the war but officially recognized the colonies as what?

The United States of America

500

This law from the Intolerable Acts lead to unfair trials and courts being held only in Britain.

Administration of Justice Act

500

Last major battle of the war where Britain surrendered.

Battle of Yorktown

500
What was the major issue the colonies had with the unfair taxes placed on them after the F/I war?

Taxation without Representation

500

List three advantages the colonies had during the war

Homefield advantage, motivation to fight, new styles of fighting

500

The redrawn borders of the new United States reached from the Atlantic Ocean in the east, Canada in the north and stopped where in the west?

Mississippi River

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