Events
Causes
Constitution
Continental Army v. British
Vocabulary
100

This event involved British soldiers shooting at unarmed civilians

What is the Boston Massacre?

100

Several colonists protested the increase in taxes at this event by throwing British goods into a harbor

Boston Tea Party

100
The constitution lays out how many branches in the government?

Three Branches

100

Who was the leader of the Continental Army?

Washington

100

Term for a supporter for the Revolution

Patriot

200

This was the first battle of the American Revolution

The Battle of Lexington

200

This act increased taxes on all printed goods in the colonies

Stamp Act

200

How long of a term does a President get elected for?

4 years

200

What country came to the aid of the colonists during the revolutionary war?

France

200

Term for a supporter of the British

Loyalist

300
This battle ended the American Revolution

Yorktown

300

The British raised taxes as a result of this war which left them out of money

French and Indian War
300

If a police officer requests to search your house and does not have a warrant, what amendment would you use to argue that they cannot?

4th Amendment

300

What nationality were the mercenaries that fought for the British?

Hessians

300

Term for the British Soldiers

Redcoat

400

This battle was considered a turning point of the American Revolution

Saratoga

400

These laws passed by the British were intended to punish the colonists for their protests

Intolerable Acts

400

What are the names of the branches?

Legislative, Executive, Judicial

400

Name 2 strengths and 2 weaknesses of the British Army

Strength: Strong weapons, well trained soldiers, lots of supplies

Weakness: Far away, low morale to fight, ineffective leadership

400

Term for soldiers paid to fight

Mercenaries

500

The signing of this document officially ended the American Revolution

Treaty of Paris

500

This law prohibited the colonists from settling in the Indian territories

Proclamation of 1763

500

What are the five freedoms in the first amendment?

Speech, Religion, Petition, Assembly, Press

500

Name 2 strengths and 2 weaknesses of the Continental Army

Strength: home field advantage, actually wanted to fight, ambush tactics

Weakness: not well trained, lack of supplies, lack of soldiers

500

Term meaning a formal, written request

Petition

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