The Road to Revolution
The 13 Colonies
Key People & Battles
Contributions Beyond the Battlefield
Legacy of the Revolution
100

 This slogan protested British taxes without colonial representation.

“No taxation without representation”

100

This region included colonies like Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

New England Colonies

100

He led the Continental Army.

George Washington

100

She is believed to have sewn the first American flag.

Betsy Ross

100

This document declared the colonies free from British rule.

Declaration of Independence

200

This 1765 law taxed printed materials and outraged colonists.

Stamp Act

200

This colony was the southernmost of the original 13.

Georgia.

200

He wrote the Declaration of Independence.

Thomas Jefferson

200

She brought water and helped soldiers during battle.

Molly Pitcher

200

This treaty officially ended the war in 1783.

Treaty of Paris 

300

This event in 1770 involved British soldiers killing five colonists.

Boston Massacre

300

These four colonies made up the Middle Colonies.

New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware

300

This battle was a turning point and led to French support.

Battle of Saratoga

300

These people fought hoping the Revolution would bring freedom.

African Americans

300

The Revolution inspired movements for this around the world.

freedom and/or independence

400

This protest involved dumping tea into Boston Harbor.

Boston Tea Party

400

This colony was home to the city of Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania

400

This French nobleman helped the American cause.

Marquis de Lafayette

400

About 9,000 of these individuals fought for the Patriots.

Black Patriots

400

This idea means people govern themselves.

self-government

500

These first battles of the Revolution occurred in April 1775.

Lexington and Concord

500

These colonies were known for plantations and slavery.

Southern Colonies

500

This final battle led to British surrender.

Battle of Yorktown

500

These individuals joined the British in hopes of gaining freedom.

Black Loyalists

500

Though the war ended, this system of oppression continued.

slavery

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