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A type of government controlled trade.

Mercantilism

100

Who was the King of Britain during the Revolutionary War?

King George III

100

Why did Parliament pass the Sugar Act and the Proclamation Line of 1763?

They needed money to pay off their debt from the French and Indian War.

100

This act required colonists to put a stamp on all legal documents, paper products, and playing cards.

The Stamp Act

100

Double Points!! How many pounds of tea were thrown in the Boston Harbor?

Over 92,000 pounds.

(340 chests)

200

The name for the British government.

Parliament

200

Who warned the colonists that the British were coming?

Paul Revere

200

What made it illegal for colonists to move West of the Appalachian Mountains?

The Proclamation Line of 1763

200

This act required colonists to house, feed, and provide transportation to British soldiers.

The Quartering Act

200

According to witnesses, who threw snowballs and clubs starting the Boston Massacre?

The colonists.

300

People who believed the 13 colonies should stay under British rule.

(Hint: Loyal to the crown)

Loyalists

300

A group that met in secret to protest British taxation.
(Hint: "No taxation without representation")

Sons of Liberty

300

What did the colonists call the Coercive acts?

The Intolerable Acts

300

After the Boston Massacre, Parliament repealed all taxes except one. Which one?

The Tea Act

300

What are the writs of assistance?

Search warrants that allowed British troops to search homes for smuggled goods.

400

People who believed the 13 colonies should separate from British rule.

Patriots

400

Who was considered the first person to die in the Revolutionary War? 

(Hint: During the Boston Massacre)

Crispus Attucks

400

What does repeal mean?

To take away or get rid of.

400

To refuse to buy a product.

A nonviolent form of protest.

Boycott

400

The battles of ________ & _________ encouraged colonists to believe they could fight back against the British soldiers.

Lexington & Concord

500

A law made by the government.

Act

500

The government of the 13 Colonies during the Revolutionary War.
(Hint: A group of delegates from each of the colonies)

The Continental Congress

500

Who benefits from mercantilism?

The government.

500

This act stated the King/British Parliament had the right to tax the colonists.

The Declaratory Act

500

Which colony did not join the first meeting of The Continental Congress?

Georgia

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