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100

This first president was chosen to lead the Continental Army. 

Who is George Washington?

100

During the fall of 1779, patriots—aided by France, tried desperately to retake Savannah.

What is the Siege of Savannah? 

100

This proclamation denied colonists the opportunity to move west after the French Indian War and instead reserved the land for Native Americans. 

Proclamation of 1763

100

Complaints about the king refusing to approve laws or interfering with colonial government belong in this part of the Declaration.

What are the "Grievances"? 

 

100

The first U.S. flag, with 13 red and white stripes and 13 white stars represented this:

What are the 13 colonies?

200

Aided by South Carolinians, this Patriot led a force of Georgia rebels in an attack against British loyalists at the Battle of Kettle Creek. 

Who is Elijah Clarke?

200

This deadly riot occurred when British soldiers fired into a crowd of Colonists on March 5, 1770, killing five unarmed civilians including Crispus Attucks. 

The Boston Massacre? 

200

This early Act, forced colonists to pay a tax on paper and sending mail. The colonists responded with cries of "no taxation without representation". 

What is the Stamp Act? 

200

Someone who supported King George III, including Salzburgers and Scottish Highlanders, recent arrivals to the colonies and wealthy traders.

What is a loyalist?

200

Colonists protested British taxes by refusing to buy British goods, using this method of protest to pressure Britain.

What is a boycott?

300

In the list of grievances of the Declaration of Independence, the colonists are writing to this monarch.

Who is King George III

300

The "shot heard round the world" is said to be the first shots fired in the Revolution, during this battle. 

What is Lexington and Concord?

300

This was the law that required colonists to pay for the accomodations of British soldiers, food, shelter, etc. 

What is the Quartering Act?

300

The document that stated America is their own free country.

What is the Declaration of Independence?

300

Natural rights such as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are discussed in this part of the Declaration.

What is the "Preamble"?

400

This man, along with George Walton and Lyman Hall signed the Declaration of Independence at Assembly Hall in Philadelphia.

Who is Button Gwinnett? 

400

This battle provided the patriots with badly needed supplies and won over many Georgians who had been unsupportive of the war.

What is the Battle of Kettle Creek

400

Also known as the Seven Years War, this battle between Britain vs. France and their Native allies raged over control of the Ohio River Valley.  

What is the French Indian War? 

400

The French and Indian War was fought mainly between Britain and France over control of this.

Ohio River Valley 

400

Which two countries came to the colonists aide to defeat Great Britain?

What are Spain and France?

500

People who wanted the American colonies to gain their independence from Britain.

What are Patriots? 
500

British general Charles Cornwallis surrendered here in 1781. 

What is the Battle of Yorktown? 

500

This is the name of the colonists had for the Coercive Acts, which were meant to punish the Colonists for their Tea Party protest. 

What are the Intolerable Acts? 

500

This section of the Declaration of Independence officially states that the colonies are free and independent states.

What is the "Declaration"?

500

This was the name of the Treaty that ended the French and Indian War. It is also the same name of the Treaty that ended the American Revolution. 

What is the Treaty of Paris?