Acts of Parliament
Causes of the Revolution
Revolutionary Warfare
Political Philosophy
MR. GRAHAM'S CHALLENGE
100

This act placed a tax on all kinds of paper products used by the colonists.

Stamp Act

100

This war created massive debt that Parliament wanted the colonists to pay off.

French & Indian War / 7 Years War

100

The United States found a powerful ally in this European country, which was Britain's longtime rival from across the English channel.

France

100

John Locke believed that everyone was entitled to these rights.

Natural Rights

100

Most loyalists lived in these colonies.

Southern Colonies

200

This act put a tax on this sweet imported product from the Caribbean that was oftentimes used in Rum

Sugar Act

200

This economic system was designed to benefit the mother country over the colonies.

Mercantilism

200

These German Mercenaries were hired by the British.

Hessians 

200

Many states instituted these following the Revolution to prevent a future central government form acting with too much power.

State Constitutions

200

This American General became America's most infamous traitor.

Benedict Arnold

300

These acts meant that colonial governors would be paid by Parliament, not by their colonial citizens.

Townshend Acts

300

This event was America's first mass shooting.

Boston Massacre

300

This Battle was made famous due to Washington's daring plan to cross the Delaware River on Christmas.

Battle of Trenton

300

This legislative body was formed by the colonies in order to work out their differences with Parliament and the King, but eventually declared independence.

Continental Congress

300

This Revolution in England that overthrew the Catholic King James inspired the colonists and rejected the idea of god-appointed rulers.

Glorious Revolution

400

These acts punished the colonists for the Boston Tea party, among other things.

Coercive/Intolerable Acts

400

This British policy of leaving the colonies alone backfired when they wanted to tighten their control over the colonies.

Salutary Neglect

400

This Battle convinced the French to join the Americans in their fight for Independence.

Battle of Saratoga

400

Thomas Paine wrote this pamphlet to convince many colonists to joint the Patriot cause.

Common Sense

400

The Battle of Bunker Hill was actually fought more so on this hill.

Breed's Hill

500

This act forbid the colonists from printing their own money.

Currency Act

500

This line was issued by a royal decree to keep colonists from settling past the Appalachian Mountains.

Proclamation of 1763

500

This battle was the final battle of the Revolutionary War.

Battle of Yorktown

500

This phrase was used by members of parliament to argue that colonists actually did have repreparation in parliament, even though they didn't.

Virtual Representation

500

These two foreigners helped Washington turn the Continental Army from a militia into a professional fighting force.

ULTRA BONUS. Name three...

Marquis de Lafayette - French

Friedrich von Steuben - German

Tadeusz Kościuszko - Polish

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