Key Terms
Events and ideas led to American.
independence
British Colonial Policies
Protest
First Continental Congress
2nd Continental Congress
100

a joining of several different                                       groups for a common purpose

confederation

100

Unpopular British colonial policies, such as taxation without ________________.

representation

100

Colonists called the British "Coercive Acts" this?

A. Stamp Act

B. Intolerable Acts

C. Writ of Assistance

B. Intolerable Acts

100

They sent a Declaration of __________ and

___________ to the king. This was the first

unified colonial protest.


Rights and Grievances

100

Met in South Carolina in 1774 in response to the Intolerable Acts

True or False

If False, make true 

False, Philadelphia 

100

Sent this to King George during the 2nd Continental Congress in Philadelphia

Olive Branch Petition

200

a representative

delegate

200

Growing political ____________among the colonies.

unity, togethernes

200

Required and heavily enforced taxes on sugar and other gods imported into America.

Sugar Act

200

_______________repealed the Stamp Act.

Parliament

200

Included delegates from every colony but Georgia. Among them were John Adams, George Washington, and John Jay.

True or False

If False make true

True

200

John Hancock was chosen president of the Congress.

True or False. If false, make true.

True

300

 the principle that government exists only with the consent of the governed.

popular sovereignty:

300

Colonial protests against ______________ policies.

 British

300

Taxed printed paper, including legal documents, newspapers and playing cards.

Stamp Act

300

Colonists created Committees of _______ to organize resistance.

Correspondence

300

Sent a Declaration of ___________ to King George that protested Britain’s colonial policies.

Rights

300

The Battles of Lexington and Concord had already been fought and the ____________ War begun.

Revolutionary

400

Tax

Duty

400

British efforts to ____________  some colonies for showing independence.

punish, hurt

400

Taxed glass, lead, paint, paper and tea

A. Townshend Acts

B. Intolerable Acts

C. Writ of Assistance

A. Townshend Acts

400

Events like the Boston _________ and Boston__________ Party raised tensions.

Massacre 

Tea Party 

400

Urged colonists to ___________ trade with England until hated laws were repealed.

boycott

400

A continental army was created and ___________ was made commander-in-chief.

George Washington

500

Order of the Documents we studied

Magna Carta, Mayflower Compact, English Bill of Rights, Common Sense, DOI, Articles of Confederation, Constitution

500

Fighting between colonists and British ____________. .

soldiers

500

Named by the colonist, including the port of Boston until colonists paid for the tea dumped during the Boston Tea Party

Intolerable Acts

500

New laws continued to anger colonists.

They responded with __________ and ____________.

Boycotts Violence Protests

Answers may Vary

500

Gained the support of all 13 colonial legislatures and called for a ___________ Congress to meet the following May.

second

500

This Congress became America’s _________ national government, from 1776-1781.

first

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