It's Called Fashion
Enlightenment
Slavery :(
Road to Revolution
Shipping Up to Boston
100
Most popular religious denomination in the colonies
Protestantism
100
Predominant Enlightenment thinker
John Locke
100
Working for 7 years and then being allowed to go free
Indentured servitude
100
To protest something by refusing to buy it
Boycott
100
The threw ___ in the harbor
200
Types of cloth working class people wore
Cotton, wool
200
Religious belief that God create the universe, then sat back and chilled out
Deism
200
A type of slavery in which the enslaved is considered inhuman and treated like property
Chattel slavery
200
Washington's blunder led to this international conflict
French & Indian War/Seven Years' War
200
What REALLY happened at the Boston Massacre
Depends on your perspective...
300
Common housing style in New England to shield against wind/snow
Saltbox
300
The idea that every man is born with a blank slate and determines his own destiny
Tabula rasa
300
Set of laws determining what enslaved people could/could not do and how to punish them
Slave codes
300
Tax on paper goods to raise money to repay England's debt
Stamp Act
300
Founding Father who represented the 8 soldiers on trial for the Boston Massacre
John Adams
400
One goes to the ankle, while the other cinches below the knee
Trousers vs. breeches
400
The idea that God decides who is king, so if you question the king then you're questioning God
Divine right of kings
400
Why the English switched from indigenous to African slavery (give at least 2 answers)
Multiple possible answers
400
Items taxed under the Townshend Acts
Lead, glass, paper, paint, tea, molasses, and more
400
Value of the tea they dumped into the harbor
$1,000,000 in today's currency
500
Methods to preserve your food before refrigeration
Pickling, salting, cellar storage
500
Places where rich men would discuss political ideas
Salons/coffeehouses
500
First colony to pass slave codes
Massachusetts Bay Colony
500
Building/town where the Continental Congresses were held
Philadelphia State House in Philadelphia, PA (now called Independence Hall)
500
Formerly enslaved man who was one of the first victims of the Boston Massacre
Crispus Attucks
600
Term for when your fate is decided for you when you're born.
Predestination
600
Author of A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
Mary Wollstonecraft
600
Slave codes saying that if your mother is enslaved, you will be enslaved
1662 Virginia Slave Code
600
At least three attendees of the First Continental Congress
George Washington, John and Samuel Adams, John Jay, Christopher Gadsden, Patrick Henry
600
The four Intolerable Acts
Boston Port Act, Massachusetts Government Act, Administration of Justice Act, Quartering Act