Taxes and Acts
Terms
Events
People
Grab Bag
100

Required a tax on all printed materials. It was the first direct tax. 

Stamp Act
100

to refuse to buy products

boycott

100

This was the first battle of the Revolutionary War. 

Lexington and Concord

100

He was the head of the Continental Army and our first President. 

George Washington

100

The Branch that enforces the laws is the 

Executive Branch

200

This tax was lowered to stop smuggling, but it failed. 

Sugar Act

200
the right to search anywhere anytime

writs of assistance

200

This event led to additional support for the patriots and gave them their first martyrs. 

Boston Massacre

200

He was our first Secretary of State. 

Thomas Jefferson

200

What was the first government of the United States called? 

Articles of Confederation 

300

This was a tax on all goods coming from Britain. 

Townshend Act

300

farmers who could be ready to fight in a moments notice

Minute Men

300

This Battle convinced France to help the Patriots.   

Saratoga
300

He was the leader of the Federalist Party. 

Alexander Hamilton

300

What document stated our right to break away from Britain and the reason for it? 

Declaration of Independence. 

400

This was a law of punishments for the rebellion of the tea tax. 

Intolerable Acts

400

Another Name for the British Soldiers

Red Coats or Tories

400

This led to King George hiring 10,000 mercenaries to fight in the colonies. 

The Olive Branch Petition. 

400

They were the French Delegates that informed the United States that a bribe was to be paid. 

XYZ
400

In counting the population, how many slaves were to be counted in the states. 

3/5 of the slave population. 

500

This Act was passed to inform the colonies that the British had the right to tax and rule the colonies. 

The Declaratory Act. 
500

Place where treaty that ended Revolutionary war was signed

Paris

500

This led to the formation of a new form of government. 

The Constitutional Convention. 

500

He was Common Sense to gain support for the Patriots. 

Thomas Paine

500

He helped form the Son's of Liberty

Samuel Adams