Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Sugar Act
Stamp Act
American Revolution
Boston Tea Party-
Boston Massacre
100

The head of the British government. 

Prime Minister 

100

To refuse to buy certain goods and services. 

Boycott

100

What is a Parliament?

These houses rule and make laws for Great Britain today, but they also made laws for the colonies back in the 1700s. 

100

What year was the Stamp Act issued?

1765

100

Which were the 3 reason Europeans were competing with?

World Resources, Military strength, and Political

100

Who were the  British East India Company?

 a large company (owned by the English government) that shipped lots of tea.

200

An act that put a new tax on molasses, as well as wine, silk, cloth and coffee. 

Sugar Act 1764

200
A large company, owned by the English government, that shipped lots of tea from southern Asia to England and the American Colonies. 

British East India Company 

200

The Molasses its made from?

Sugar Cane and Sugar beets

200

List 2 examples of legal documents that paid taxes:

wills, marriage paper, newspaper, etc. 

200

The American Revolution is also known by?

The Independence War

200

What nations was the British East India shipping the tea to?

from southern Asia to England and the American colonies.

300

To cancel or take away. 

Repealed

300

An event occurred on December 16, 1773, were the Sons of Liberty dumped tons of tea overboard into Boston Harbor to protest the Tea Act. 

Boston Tea Party 

300

What was the reason the British Parliament decided to put taxes?

Britain was in debt from the war.

300

How did all papers show evidence that the tax was paid?

It was Stamped

300

Where did the American Revolution take place during 1775?

Lexington and Concord Massachusetts. 

300

Why was the British East India Company losing money?

lost a lot of money when the American colonists stopped buying tea because of the Townshend Acts.

400

An act that placed a tax on legal documents, such as wills, diplomas and marriage papers, newspapers etc. 

Stamp Act 1765

400

An act that let the British East India Company bypass the tea merchants and sell directly to colonists. 

Tea Act 1773

400

Mention an example of another item, not such sugar that had taxes?

Wine, Cloth, Silk, Coffee

400

How did the colonist feel with the new Parliament of the taxes?

They were Angry

400

How many years did this War last?

9 years

400

Who dressed up like Mohawks?

The Colonists

500

A British statesman who rose to the position of Prime Minister of Great Britain and authorized the Stamp Act. 

George Grenville

500
A tax paid on items brought into a country
Duty
500

Why were the Colonists Protesting about the taxes?

They increased the taxes, and they had no voice in the Parliament. 

500

What did the colonist besides protesting do by showing their anger?

  • Angry colonists threw rocks, and burned down the homes of tax collectors!  

500

What year did the War began and what year did it end?

1775-1783

500

What did the "Mohawks" colonist in the Boston Harbor?

They spilled tons of tea, that was in the chest. 

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