People
King of Great Britain in the time in which we are studying
George III
Placed a tax on paper
Stamp Act
Valley in which both the French and British governments made territorial claims
Crops grown in large quantities for tremendous profit
Cash Crop
Mr. Crowley's first name
James (Jim is accepted)
Leader of the Son's of Liberty
Sam Adams
Quartering Act
In what city does Parliament meet?
London
To cancel or take back
Repeal
What kind of vehicle does Mr. Crowley drive
Brought Tobacco seeds to Jamestown
John Rolfe
Line drawn by Parliament and the King to separate the colonists from the Native Americans west of the Appalachian Mountains
Proclamation Line or Proclamation of 1763
This region had an economy mostly focused on ocean based jobs
New England
an agreement that Pilgrims wrote and signed describing how they would govern themselves in the Americas
Mayflower Compact
What 3 sports did Mr. Crowley coach at the middle school?
Baseball, Basketball, Football
Created the rule, "no work=no food"
John Smith
Placed a duty on glass, paint, paper, tea, and lead
Townshend Acts
The mountain range the Proclamation Line of 1763 was drawn down
Appalachian Mountains
a formal document issued by the king that outlined a colony's geographic boundaries and specified how it would be governed
Charter
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British Prime Minister who repealed all the Townshend Duties except tea
Lord North
Time in which all but 50 Jamestown settlers perished
Starving Time
This colony's colonial assembly was suspended when they refused to ratify (approve) all the items of the Quartering act
New York
An economic policy in which nations tried to gain wealth by controlling trade and establishing colonies
Mercantilism
What city is Mr. Crowley originally from?
Harrisburg