The French and Indian War
Stamp Act of 1765
The Sons of Liberty
The Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
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What were the 2 countries that wanted to expand into land that was west of the Appalachian Mountains into the Ohio River Valley?

France 

Great Britain 

100

What was the Stamp Act of 1765?

Did they like this act?

Colonists must pay a tax on paper documents.

No!

100

What is the Sons of Liberty? 

A secret organization wanting to protest the Stamp Act.

100

During the Boston Massacre, colonists were given new tax on...

Paper, tea, and glass

100

What were the colonists encouraged to stop buying?

Tea 

200

What was the British perspective?

They wanted to farm the land.

200

What is the Proclamation of 1763?


This sets aside land for the American Indians and the colonists could NOT settle there.

200

Who was it led by?

Led by Samuel Adams and his cousin John Adams.
200

A group of colonists gathered outside, where?

Boston's Old State House
200

What does boycotting mean? What did the colonists boycott?

Refusing to buy, use, or deal with a certain business. They were boycotting tea. 

300

What did Great Britain send more of to help the colonists?

They gave the colonists more:

1.) Money 

2.) Better supplies 

300

What was taxed with the Stamp Act of 1765?

Any paper documents (envelopes, mail, etc.) 

300

What is the famous phrase going around at the time?

"NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION!"

300

What did the colonists do at this protest?

They threw snowballs, ice, and rocks at the soldiers.

300

Who were the Daughters of Liberty? How were there different from the Sons of Liberty?

A group of women who protested British taxes. They were different because they boycotted.

400

What was the name of the Treaty signed in 1763?

The Treaty of Paris 

400

Why was The Stamp Act put in place?

The British believed the colonists should help pay for the French and Indian War.

400

What would the Sons of Liberty prevent from coming off British ships?

Papers 

400

How many colonists were killed at this protest?

5 colonists

400
What is the Boston Tea Party?

An event where the colonists threw boxes of tea out into the ocean from a British ship. (protesting)

500

What is the nickname of this war?

The 7 year war

500

Random: Name 4 of the IMPORTANT colonists at the Continental Congress.

Patrick Henry 

Samuel Adams

John Adams 

George Washington 

500

What does protesting mean? 

A declaration of an opinion that you are disapproving something. You can disapprove an idea, a rule, or action.

500

What is the slogan that came after the protest?

"The Shot Heard Around the World"

500

Instead of buying tea, the Daughters of Liberty did...

They made their own herbal tea and called it Liberty tea!

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