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PEOPLE
Trouble Over Taxes
The Colonists Rebel
The Revolution Begins
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Colonists who remained loyal to King George and the British Government.

loyalists

100

Named by Congress as the General of the Continental Army.

George Washington

100

Why was Britain in debt?

From the French and Indian War

100

March 5, 1770, 5 people were killed in Boston protesting the British Occupation.  This event was known as...

The Boston Massacre

100

April 19, 1775, The Shot Heard Round the World was the beginning of what battle?

The Battle of Lexington and Concord

200

Britain’s law making assembly.

Parliament

200

This Bostonian defended the British soldiers responsible for the death of 5 people in the Boston Massacre.

John Adams

200

In 1765 Parliament parliament passed this tax, that put a tax on printed materials.

Stampt Act

200

This "Express Rider" made the trip from Boston to New York in a week.  He was a silversmith that made his way through Medford to warn colonists that the British were coming!

Paul Revere

200

The name of the Militia in Lexington.

Minutemen

300

Groups of women that made their own tea and weaved clothing to help boycott British goods.

Daughters of Liberty

300

King of England

King George III

300

In October of 1765 the Stamp Act was canceled.  Give a vocabulary word that means to cancel.

Repeal

300

The Boston Tea Party was in response to the increased tax on tea.  What was the name of the act, that put a tax on tea?

the Tea Act

300

Who won the battle of Bunker Hill?

The British

400

Laws passed by Parliament that put a tax on imported goods like wool and tea.

Townshend Acts

400

General of the British army that occupied Massachusetts and the city of Boston during the Intolerable Acts.

General Gage

400

Sam Adams led an organization to protest British Taxes. This group was known as what?

The Sons of Liberty

400

Another name for a volunteer army.

Militias

400

What was the name of the location where the Battle of Bunker Hill took place?

Breed's Hill

500

A committee of members who represented each colony met in Philadelphia to discuss Colonial goals and objectives.

First Continental Congress

500

The Patriot leader who led 1,200 men up the hills of Charlestown in the Battle of Bunker hill.

William Prescott

500

in 1767 Parliament passed the Townshend Act, which put a tax on imported goods, also known as a...

tariff

500

Closing Boston Harbor, and sending additional soldiers, were a few of the punishments known as the...

Intolerable Acts

500

Finish the quote..."Don't fire until you see..."

the whites of their eyes.

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