Causes of the Revolution I
Causes of the Revolution II
Declaration of Independence
Events of the Revolution I
Events of the Revolution II
100
Following the Sugar Act, this phrase became a rallying cry for colonists upset with British involvement in the colonies.

No taxation without representation

100

Thomas Paine wrote which document that united many colonists behind the independence movement?

Common Sense

100

Which word in the preamble means rights given by God that cannot be taken away?

Unalienable

100

Which battle of the Revolution was the turning point because France joined us in the fight?

Saratoga

100
Which battle ended the American Revolution?

Yorktown

200

This Enlightenment thinker was the first to say that government's job was to protect the natural rights of life, liberty and property.

John Locke

200

Which event, that resulted in the death of 5 colonists, was caused by colonists protesting taxes outside of the Custom House?

Boston Massacre

200

What did the King keep in the colonies even during times of peace?

Standing armies

200

In which city did the British plan to end the rebellion?

New York City

200

What was the name of the treaty that ended the American Revolution?

Treaty of Paris

300

The Townshend Acts included these-which gave British soldiers the right to search colonists without cause or or notice.

Writs of Assistance

300

The first two armed skirmishes of the American Revolution happened at:

Lexington and Concord

300

Where does government get their power?

The consent of the governed

300

The conditions at this location included sickness, lack of food, cold weather, and disease?

Valley Forge

300

Which battle was a surprise attack on Christmas that boosted colonial morale?

Trenton

400

This event was the beginning of the road to revolution, putting Britain deeply in debt and causing them to tax colonists to pay it off.

French and Indian War

400
After repealing the Stamp Act which required special stamps to sell legal and entertainment items, the British passed what act that stated Britain had complete control over the colonies?

Declaratory Act

400

When does Jefferson believe people should be allowed to overthrow their government?

When it becomes destructive to people's rights

400

Why did the British want to move the war south?

They believed that there were British Loyalists there

400

In the treaty ending the Revolution, Great Britain agreed to give up land claims where?

Between teh Mississippi River and the Atlantic Ocean

500

The reason that colonists were most upset about the Tea Act was:

The monopoly on tea sales given to the East India Company.

500

This act banned settlement by colonists west of the Appalachian Mountains.

Proclamation Line of 1763

500

What did the colonists believe the King was unfit to be?

The ruler of a free people
500

Who was the British general who surrendered at the end of the Revolution?

General George Cornwallis

500

Besides British troops, who else fought on the British side? (Name all 3)

Native Americans, African-Americans, Hessians (Germans)