TAX ACTS
Battles
That's My People
You Glazin
100

This Act taxed taxed printed paper materials

What is the Stamp Act
100

The First Battle of the American Revolution

What is Lexington and Concord?

100

This person is the General of the American Army

Who is George Washington?

100

This issue dealing with Parliament is a huge reason the Colonist were mad

What is taxation without representation?

200

This Tax act taxed the colonist favorite drink and led to The Boston Tea Party

What is the Tea Act

200

This is not a battle BUT this is where they trained during the Winter

What is Valley Forge?

200

He was the French nobleman Who got French Aid after Saratoga

Who is Marquis de Lafayette?

200

This Act was a result of the Boston Tea where they had to pay the damages back and the Boston Harbor was closed until they did

What is The Intolerable Acts?

300

This act had British soldiers staying in the colonist property and later their house. 

What is the Quartering Act? 

300

This battle is where the Americans won and were able to convince the French to help.

What is Saratoga

300

This Person said Give me Liberty or Give me Death.

Who is Patrick Henry?

300

This was the King of England that we sent the Declaration of Independence to

Who is King George III

400

Tax on sugar molasses and sweet stuff

What is the Sugar Act?

400

The Final Battle of the American Revolution

What is the Battle of Yorktown

400

This person's famous ride alerted the colonist to the British arrival saying "The Redcoats are coming!"

Who is Paul Revere

400

The King did this to people who he thought broke the law

What is have them stand trail in England

500

This taxed glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea

The Townshend Act

500

L S Y stands for these battles

What is Lexington Saratoga and Yorktown

500

Who was the first person to die in the revolution from the Boston Massacre?

Who is Crispus Attucks?

500

This right was violated by not having a way to ask the King for help and was later addressed in the first amendment.

What is the right to petition