Revolutionary Leaders
Colonial Conflicts
Geography and Mapping
Colonial Changes
100

Who led the Continental Army during the American Revolution?

George Washington

100

Who were the main combatants in the French and Indian War?

France and Britain

100

Match the Mississippi River with its geographical feature.

The Great Plains

100

What event intensified anger among colonists towards Britain?

Boston Massacre

200

Why were colonists frustrated with King George III?

He refused to remove unfair taxes and British troops

200

What upset the colonists after the French and Indian War?

Britain made them pay new taxes

200

Identify New York City on a map of North America.

 Number 1

200

How did the Boston Massacre affect colonial attitudes?

It made colonists more angry at Britain

300

Which country assisted the colonists significantly during the Revolution?

France

300

What did the Stamp Act impose taxes on?

Paper goods like newspapers and playing cards

300

How does the Continental Divide affect water flow?

It determines whether water flows toward the Pacific or Atlantic Oceans.

300

What was one significant change in the colonies post-Boston Massacre?

It fueled more protests against British rule

400

What was the purpose of the Declaration of Independence?

To explain why the colonies wanted to be free from Britain

400

What phrase did colonists use to protest British taxes?

“No taxation without representation”

400

What are the Great Plains known for?

Fertile soil and agriculture.

400

What did the colonists want in terms of representation?

They wanted to have a voice in their own government.

500

How did the Declaration of Independence address tyranny?

 It listed complaints about unfair British rule

500

How did the Sons of Liberty express their discontent?

They organized boycotts and protests.

500

Why is the Atlantic Coastal Plain significant?

It provides access to the ocean and has important ports.

500

What did the colonists want in terms of representation?

 They believed they were being unfairly treated by Britain.

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