Colonization in America
13 Colonies
Causes of the American Revolution
American Revolution
After the Revolution
100

The exchange of biological goods and ideas between the Old World and the New World as a result of the European voyages of exploration that started with Christopher Columbus

What is the Columbian Exchange

100

This region of colonies had extremely cold winters, as well as soil that was rocky and difficult to farm. There was one plus side to the cold weather -- the spread of disease was reduced. 

What are the New England colonies

100

This was a new tax that required shopkeepers to get a stamp on any paper or documentation they made, and the colonists had to pay for it

What is the Stamp Act

100

The colonists used this type of warfare when fighting against the British

What is guerrilla warfare

100

This treaty ended the American Revolution on September 3, 1783. One important part of the treaty was that the British recognized U.S. independence. 

What is the Treaty of Paris

200

Horses, pigs, sheep and cattle were some of the animals that came from this part of the world

What is Europe/What is the Old World

200

This region of colonies grew cash crops -- tobacco, cotton, rice, indigo and sugarcane

What are the Southern Colonies

200

This event happened on December 16, 1773, a group disguised themselves as Natives to protest the taxation of colonists. The dumped tons of British tea into the ocean. 

What is the Boston Tea Party

200

This general of the Continental Army had no more than 20,000 troops under his command at any one time

Who is George Washington

200

This document served as the United States' first constitution. It was in effect from March 1, 1781-1789

What are the Articles of Confederation


300

Potatoes, corn, beans came from this part of the world

What is the New World/What are the Americas

300

This region of colonies tolerated a variety of faiths. They also had a diverse population, from the following nationalities: Dutch, German, French, Irish, and Scottish. 

What are the Middle Colonies. 

300

This shot marked the beginning of the American War of Independence

What is the shot heard around the world

300

This Native tribe was forced to sign the 1785 Treaty of Hopewell, a peace agreement that gave up five million acres of their land. The tribe hoped that this would be the final land grab by the Americans. 

Who are the Cherokee

300

This is the amount of foreign debt the U.S. had after the American Revolution

What is $12 million


400

These are the triple g's

What is God, gold and glory
400

This was the first successful colony in what is now the United States. It was established in 1607.

What is Jamestown

400

The 1st Continental Congress was held in this city in Pennsylvania

What is Philadelphia
400

This army promised any enslaved person who ran away would be given freedom and protection

Who was the British Army

400

In this official Address, George Washington warned the U.S. to 1. Remain united 2. Avoid political parties and 3. Avoid foreign conflicts. 

What is the Farewell Address

500

These are the three main countries that colonized the Americas

What are England, France, and Spain

500

This colony was set up by a group of Separatists. They settled in Patuxet, Massachusetts in 1620. The area they settled in was empty, due to an epidemic that wiped out most of the Native population.

What is the Plymouth colony

500

These were the acts that prompted the colonists to create the First Continental Congress. They were created by the British in response to the Boston Tea Party.

What are the Intolerable Acts

500

This woman disguised herself as a man under the name Robert Shurtlieff, in order to enlist in the Continental Army. During her time in the army, she fought several battles. In one, she was shot in the thigh. Out of fear of being discovered by a doctor, she removed the musket ball herself. 

Who is Deborah Sampson, aka a real life Mulan

500

Which founding father came up with this insult, one of the greatest in history:

"There are approximately 1,010,300 words in the English Language, but I could never string enough words together to properly express how much I want to hit you with a chair."

Who is Alexander Hamilton


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