Causes of the American Revolution
Famous People
Geography
British Acts
Colonist Action
200
This famous engraving is depicting what event...
The Boston Massacre
200
Name the person below...
King George the III
200
Name the colony highlighted in green...
New York
200
This act put a Tax on sugar
The Sugar Act
200
Name the form of torture in the image below
Tarring and Feathering
400
This act put a tax on tea and made it so that the colonists could only buy tea from the East India Company.
The Tea Act
400
This person was supposedly the first person to be shot during the Boston Massacre.
Crispus Attucks
400
This geographical feature borders the Eastern side of the colonies.
The Atlantic Ocean
400
This act forced colonists to house and feed British Soldiers against their will.
The Quartering Act
400
Name the event shown in the image...
The Boston Tea Party
600
This act made it so that all legal and commercial documents had to have a tax on them because they needed a stamp.
The Stamp Act
600
This person was an important part of the Sons of Liberty and many other rebellious events in the colonies.
Samuel Adams
600
This river flows next to the city of Quebec.
St. Lawrence River
600
This act created an imaginary line that the colonists could not cross to settle new land on the West side of the Appalachian Mountains.
The Proclamation Act of 1763
600
This group of people was known for being quite radical and were often rebelling against the British, alongside their sister group the Daughters of Liberty.
The Sons of Liberty
800
This series of Acts closed the port of Boston and banned the Committees of Correspondence, all meant to punish Bostonians.
The Intolerable Acts
800
This person was known for being the Master Propagandists and made a famous Midnight Ride amoungst Dawes and Prescott to warn that the British are coming.
Paul Revere
800
This geographical feature borders the colonies to the West.
The Appalachian Mountains
800
This act was a declaration from the Parliament that they had supreme control over the colonists, and also repealed the Stamp Act.
The Declaratory Act
800
This word means to avoid buying something or participating in something because you don't support the person or cause that they represent or are from.
Boycott
1000
These events in 1775 are known for being the shot heard around the world.
The Battles of Lexington and Concord
1000
This person defended the British Soldiers during the trials of the Boston Massacre.
John Adams
1000
Name the city where the red dot is...
Boston, MA
1000
These acts was named for the King's finance minister and punished New Yorkers by raising taxes because many refused to house British Troops.
The Townshend Acts
1000
This group of people formed after the Intolerable Acts and wanted to ban trade and train troops, all to go against the British.
The First Continental Congress