British Acts & Policies
Colonial Resistance Organizations & Methods
Key Figures
Important Events
Important Documents
100

which act tax on sugar and other goods; first act to raise revenue from colonies?

Sugar Act

100

Protest where colonists dumped British tea into Boston Harbor

Boston Tea Party

100

who was a British monarch during the American Revolution who refused colonial demands?

King George III

100

Conflict between Britain and France over North American territory

French and Indian War 

100

what document established three branches of government and federal system?

The Constitution

200

which act Taxed on glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea?

Townshend Acts

200

Making clothes at home instead of buying British textiles

Homespun Movement

200

who was a Commander of Continental Army; first U.S. President?

George Washington

200

Colonial protest where tea was dumped into Boston Harbor

Boston Tea Party

200

what document protected individual liberties from government interference?


Bill of Rights

300

which act required colonists to house and supply British soldiers?

Quartering Act

300

who made secret of colonial patriots who organized protests

Sons of Liberty

300

who was a primary author of Declaration of Independence; third U.S. President?

Thomas Jefferson

300

Ended Revolutionary War; Britain recognized American independence

Treaty of Paris

300

what document essays promoting ratification of Constitution?

Federalist Papers

400

which act gave British East India Company monopoly on tea sales?

Tea Act

400

 Refusing to buy British goods as protest what is this method called?

Boycott

400

who diplomat, inventor, and negotiator of French alliance?

Benjamin Franklin

400

Document formally declaring separation from Britain

Declaration of Independence

500

which act required colonists to pay tax on printed materials

Stamp Act

500

what women's supported boycotts through making homemade goods

Daughters of Liberty

500

who was leading revolutionary and organized colonial resistance?

Samuel Adams


500

 Ended Revolutionary War; Britain recognized American independence

Lexington and Concord

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