Taxes
Protest
Loyalists vs Patriots
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
100

Passed in 1765, this act placed a direct tax on printed materials in the colonies, including newspapers, legal documents, and playing cards.

Stamp Act

100

This famous 4-word slogan expressed colonial anger over paying British taxes without having a voice in Parliament.

"No taxation without representation"

100

This percentage of the colonial population were Patriots 

40-45

100

Which colony did the Boston massacre take place in?

Massachusetts 

100

What body of water was the tea dumped into?

Boston Harbor

200

This series of 1767 acts taxed imported goods such as glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea.

Townshend Acts

200

Founded by Samuel Adams and others, this secret organization led active protests and resistance against British taxation.

Sons of Liberty 

200

This percentage of the colonial population were Loyalists 

20

200

What was the name of the lawyer who represented the soldiers in court?

John Adams 

200

What group organized and carried out the Boston Tea Party?

The Sons of Liberty

300

Passed to help save the struggling East India Company, this 1773 act gave the company a virtual monopoly on colonial tea sales.

Tea Act

300

Groups of colonial women who organized boycotts, wove homespun cloth, and supported resistance efforts were known by this name.

Daughters of Liberty 

300

The form of public humiliation that Loyalists were often subjected to in the streets

Tarring and Feathering 

300

How many people died in the Boston Massacre?

5

300

The organizers of the Boston tea Party disguised themselves as WHAT at the event?

Mohawk Native American Indians 

400

Passed in 1764, this law lowered the tax on foreign molasses but strictly enforced custom duties to combat colonial smuggling.

Sugar Act

400

The form of protest where sailors and merchants tried to go around British laws to trade with whoever they wanted

Smuggling 

400

What event caused many neutralists in Massachusetts to switch to the Patriot cause

The Intolerable Acts 

400

Who's famous engraving became a symbol of Patriot propaganda?

Paul Revere

400

How many crates of tea were dumped into the water?

342

500
This Act was passed to ensure that the Colonies could only trade with Britain

Navigation Acts 

500

The main protest event that happened on December 16th, 1773 that invloved the Sons of Liberty dumping 342 crates of tea into Boston Harbor

The Boston Tea Party 

500

The group known as Loyalists were loyal to the King and what British government body?

Parliament 

500

What was the name of the street where the Boston Massacre took place?

King Street

500

What were the two main rules that Intolerable Acts introduced to the colony of Massachusetts?

1. Colonists must house soldiers 

2. Boston Harbor was closed until all damages were paid

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