Delegates
Acts
Colonies
Vocabulary
Misc
100

The amount of delegates that came to congress

56
100

It closed the Boston harbor until the cost of the destroyed tea was paid back

The Boston Port Act

100

The colony where the Boston massacre and the Boston tea party took place

Massacheusetts
100

A formal complaint or expression of dissatisfaction over an injustice, such as taxation without representation

Grievance

100

The European country that the colonies belonged to

Great Britain
200
The one colony that didn't have any delegates
Georgia
200

the second act that revoked the Massachusetts Colonial Charter.

The Massachusetts Government Act

200

The king that ruled over the colonies during the first Continental Congress

King George The III

200

a formal meeting of delegates or representatives who gather to discuss and act on specific topics

Congress

300

A well-known delegate from Pennsylvania who helped edit the Declaration of Independence and worked as a publisher

Benjamin Franklin

300

 stated that British officials accused of crimes would be tried in England, basically meaning that colonists had little legal power over them.

The Administration of Justice Act Officials

300

A person chosen to represent a colony at the meeting

Delegate

400

When the first Continental Congress meeting happened

September 5th, 1774

400

was the act that required colonists to provide more housing and food for British soldiers.

The Quartering Act

400

The middle colony in which the first continental congress was held

Pennsylvania

400

Refusal to buy or support goods as a form of protest

ex. (the colonists refusing to buy tea)

Boycott

500

2 future presidents that were delegates in the congress

John Adams And George Washington

500

The act that sparked the continental congress

The Intolerable Acts

500

It describes a person, group, or place under heavy attack or deep trouble

Beleaguered

500

The place where the delegates would meet up

Carpenters Hall

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