British Policies
Colonial Responses
Key Phrases & Ideas
Events & Incidents
People & Groups
100

This 1765 law required colonists to buy a seal for all printed documents.

What is the Stamp Act?

100

Colonists dumped British tea into the harbor during this 1773 protest.

What is the Boston Tea Party?

100

The phrase colonists used to protest taxes passed by a body they had no representatives in.

What is 'no taxation without representation'?

100

This deadly clash between colonists and British soldiers occurred in 1770.

What is the Boston Massacre?

100

He defended the British soldiers after the Boston Massacre.

Who is John Adams?

200

This set of duties taxed goods like glass, paper, and tea.

What are the Townshend Acts?

200

1765 meeting brought together delegates to protest the Stamp Act.

What is the Stamp Act Congress?

200

This economic protest involved refusing to buy British goods.

What is a boycott?

200

This group disguised themselves as Mohawk Indians during the Boston Tea Party.

Who were the Sons of Liberty?

200

He created the Boston Massacre engraving.

Who is Paul Revere?

300

This act gave the East India Company the exclusive right to sell tea in the colonies.

What is the Tea Act?

300

These organizations spread news and coordinated resistance between colonies.

What are the Committees of Correspondence?

300

homemade goods replaced imported ones as a form of protest.

What are homespun goods?

300

The Boston Tea Party took place in this colony.

What is Massachusetts?

300

They helped support boycotts by making homespun cloth.

Who are the Daughters of Liberty?

400

This set of laws closed Boston Harbor and revoked Massachusetts' charter.

What are the Intolerable Acts?

400

This group organized boycotts and protests against British rule.

Who are the Sons of Liberty?

400

This term refers to laws viewed as too harsh or unfair by colonists.

What are 'intolerable' laws?

400

British soldiers were guarding this location when the Boston Massacre occurred.

What is the Customs House?

400

He was the king of Britain during this time.

Who is King George III?

500

This act allowed British soldiers to be housed in colonists' homes.

What is the Quartering Act?

500

This 1774 meeting united colonies in a response to the Intolerable Acts.

What is the First Continental Congress?

500

This term means canceling a law.

What is repeal?

500

This engraving by Paul Revere influenced many colonists after the Boston Massacre.

What is 'The Bloody Massacre'?

500

He was a vocal leader of the Sons of Liberty and organized protests.

Who is Samuel Adams?

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