Mystery
People
Events
Cause and effects
1763
100

The name for colonial soldiers in militias

Minutemen

100

These people were vocal and often rebelled against the British in the North East

Sons of Liberty

100
5 people were killed in this confrontation between rebels and British soldiers

Boston Massacre

100

This document was a direct result of the first battles and impactful literature in the colonies

Declaration of Independence

100

This treaty gave France's North American colonies and Florida to the British.

Treaty of Paris

200

He was a general in the French-Indian War, but later was a supporter of the idea to separate from England

George Washington

200

He wrote a short book that impacted the colonies

Thomas Paine

200

300 barrels were dumped into the river during this famous event

Boston Tea Party

200

The colonists were greatly impacted by this short book

Common Sense

200

This war ended in 1763. It is also called the 7 years war.

French and Indian War

300

This company had a monopoly on tea in the colonies

British East India Company
300

This person was influential in forming the Albany Plan, long before the first continental congress

Ben Franklin

300

These two cities were the first battles of the War for Independence

Lexington and Concord

300

Because of the war debt, Britain passed many laws to help raise funds. Name 3 of these laws

Writs of Assistance

Stamp Act

Quartering Act

Declaratory Act

Townshend Acts

300

This was the name of the fort in East Tennessee that was attacked by Cherokee Indians during the French-Indian War.

Fort Loudoun

400

Colonists would often participate in these to fight back against the Stamp Act

boycotts

400

Name one of the three people famous for riding across Massachusetts to warn of the battles coming

Paul Revere

William Dawes

Samuel Prescott

400

This battle happened just outside of Boston

Bunker Hill (OR Breed's Hill)

400

After the tea parties, Britain passed these laws 

Coercive (Intolerable) Acts


400

King George issued this to keep the colonists from moving west of the Appalachin Mountains.

BONUS (100): What did Britain draw to show this on a map?

Proclamation of 1763

Bonus: Proclamation Line

500

This area was considered a frontier in the 1700s

Ohio River Valley

500

King who made decisions in the year 1763

George III

500

This meeting of leaders was called after the first battles of the war

First Continental Congress

500

The laws passed after the tea parties had these 3 main effects

Colonists had to pay for the tea

Town meetings were banned/governor was put in place

New Quartering act forced colonists to house British troops

500

The three main goals of the King's decision to keep colonists on the east of the Appalachian Mountains

1. Peace with American Indians

2. British control of Fur Trade

3. Defense of colonies by building forts

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