American Revolution
Slavery
Colonial Life
People and Leaders
Governments and Laws
100

This group of American colonists supported independence from Britain during the Revolution.

Who are the Patriots?

100

A person who fought to end slavery in the United States.

An Abolitionist?

100

A contagious and often deadly disease that impacted Native Americans and colonists.

What is Smallpox

100

This man was the first general of the continental army and first president of the United State

Who is George Washington

100

This Branch of government makes the laws. People in this government includes the Congress and the House of Representatives

Legislative Branch

200

This act of Parliament imposed taxes on all paper products in the colonies, sparking protests.

The Stamp Act?

200

This famous route brought enslaved Africans across the Atlantic to the Americas as part of the triangular trade.

The middle passage

200

This person acted as a healer and spiritual leader in some indigenous cultures.

A Shaman 

200

This woman was the creator of the Underground Railroad, successfully bringing enslaved persons to free territory

Who is Harriet Tubman

200

The president can do this to stop a bill from becoming a law.

What is a Veto

300

This famous event in 1773 was a protest against British taxes on tea.

The Boston Tea Party

300

This system of hidden routes and safe houses helped enslaved people escape to freedom in the North.

The Underground Railroad

300

This term refers to workers who agreed to work for a set number of years in exchange for passage to the colonies.

Indentured Servants

300
This man represented represented the British soldiers during the Boston Massacre and ended up becoming a president of the US

Who is John Adams

300

: This branch of government has the power to declare laws unconstitutional, ensuring that no law exceeds its authority.

Judicial branch

400

The first battles of the American Revolution were fought in these two Massachusetts towns.

Lexington and Concord

400

This woman, an escaped enslaved person, became a famous "conductor" on the Underground Railroad and helped lead hundreds to freedom.

Harriet Tubman

400

This crop, also known as “brown gold,” became a major cash crop in the Southern colonies and was essential to their economy.

What is Tobacco

400

This man wrote the Declaration of Independence, declaring Americans are freed from the British and are entitled to life, liberty, and property

Who is Thomas Jefferson

400

The body that officially elects the President of the United States.

The electoral College

500

This treaty officially ended the American Revolution in 1783.

The treaty of Paris

500

This country had the highest population of slaves in the Caribbean

What is Brazil

500

These two countries were the only countries to not be colonized in Africa

Ethiopia and Liberia
500

This process allows Congress to remove a sitting president or other officials if they are found guilty of high crimes or misdemeanors.

What is Impeachment