british acts
colonial response
people
battles
bonus
100
British tax on sugar
Sugar Act
100
What was: WAS THE FORMAL FEMALE ASSOCIATION THAT WAS FORMED IN 1765 TO PROTEST THE STAMP ACT, AND LATER THE TOWNSHEND ACTS IN LEADING BOYCOTTS
Daughters of Liberty
100
Who was the writer of "Common Sense"
Thomas Paine
100
What was the name of the military of ALL of the colonies
Continental Army
100
This person traveled to Europe to secure financial loans and successfully negotiated the final peace treaty with Great Britain.
John Adams
200
All of the following describes
1.THE PORT OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS WAS CLOSED UNTIL THE VALUE OF THE DESTROYED TEA WAS REPAID
2. THE MASSACHUSETTS COLONIAL ASSEMBLY WAS SUSPENDED AND PLACED DIRECTLY UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE ROYAL GOVERNOR APPOINTED BY THE KING
3. ANY BRITISH OFFICIALS WHO WERE ACCUSED OF CRIMES WOULD BE TRIED IN GREAT BRITAIN RATHER THAN IN MASSACHUSETTS
The Intolerable Act
200
`This event led to the closing of Boston Harbor 
Boston Tea Party
200
WAS A GROUP OF FIVE MEMBERS WHO DRAFTED AND PRESENTED TO THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS WHAT WOULD BECOME THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
- Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Robert Livingston, and Roger Sherman.
Committee of Five
200
What battle secured the French Alliance for the Americans because of their victory
Battle of Saratoga
200
Name the 3 types of self governments that Colonial Americans made
Mayflower Compact, House of Burgesses, and Fundamental Order of Connecticut
300
FORBADE ALL SETTLEMENT WEST OF A LINE DRAWN ALONG THE APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS, WHICH WAS DELINEATED AS A RESERVE FOR AMERICAN INDIANS
Proclamation of 1763
300
This all male group led by Samuel Adams to protest the british taxes. This group was known for tar and feathering and leading the Boston Tea Party
Sons of Liberty
300
Who was responsible for securing the French Alliance during the Revolutionary War
Benjamin Franklin
300
is considered to be significant because it was the last great battle of the American Revolution.
Battle of Yorktown
300
limited trade with foreign countries, and ensure that certain goods were only shipped to and from British ports
Navigation Act
400
Which British action does this picture represent
Stamp Act
400
What is the name of the event depicted below
Boston Massacre
400
Who were the two generals that came to help the Continental Army to train during the winter at Valley Forge because of our new French alliance ?
Baron Von Steuben and Marquis de Lafayette
400
What does the Following below describe?
1. Great Britain recognized its former American Colonies as an independent nation,
2. The western boundary of the new nation was to be the Mississippi River
3. Fishing rights off the coast of Newfoundland were guaranteed to the United States,
4. Pre-war debts owed by the American Colonies to British merchants would be paid,
5. States would be encouraged by the Continental Congress to restore the homes, land, and other confiscated possessions back to the Loyalists.
Treaty of Paris 1783
400
What Enlightenment principle, which inspired the Declaration of Independence, is represented by the diagram?
Social Contract Theory
500
What was the event that caused the British to tax the colonist because it caused the British to go into debt?
French and Indian War
500
WERE SHADOW GOVERNMENTS ORGANIZED BY VARIOUS LEADERS OF THE AMERICAN COLONIES
COMMITTEE OF CORRESPONDENCE
500
Name the correct person to the description below( John Locke, Montesquieu, Rousseau):
1. Believed in the seperation of powers
2. Social Contract Theory
3. Governments derive their power from the consent of the governed
1. Montesquieu
2. John Locke
3. Rousseau
500
Name the battle to the geographic feature
1. Hudson River Valley
2. Delaware River
3. Chesapeake Bay
1. Battle of Saratoga
2. Battle of Trenton
3. Battle of Yorktown