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The British government's first reaction to how upset the colonists were by the Stamp Act

What is they were surprised that the colonists reacted poorly to this act

100

Location where British General James Wolfe told his troops to scale the cliffs

What is Quebec?

100


These laws raised taxes on paper, paint, lead, glass and tea- these laws tried to stop smuggling 


What are the Townshend Acts?

100

colonists fighting for more freedom from King George III during the Revolutionary War; also called Whigs



What are Patriots?

100

the British national legislature


What is Parliament?

200
Britain's final response to the Stamp Act

What is repealing the Stamp Act and passing the Declaratory Act that said Parliament can pass any tax law whenever it wanted to. (So there! Take that, colonies!)

200

The area of land north of the Ohio River, fought over by Native Americans, French, & English 


What is the Ohio River Valley?

200

a band of angry citizens, led by Samuel Adams,  boarded British ships and threw the cargo overboard on Dec. 16, 1773

What is the Boston Tea Party?

200


belief that disputes should be resolved peacefully without war 


What is pacifism?

200

refusing to use, buy, or deal with a store, company, or organization in order to express a protest 


What is a boycott?

200

a disturbing event caused by a mob on March 5, 1770, in which 5 colonists died and 6 were injured

What is the Boston Massacre?

300
The purpose of the Stamp Act

What is to require the colonies to help pay for the British troops by taxing stamps


300


A French military site in Pennsylvania captured by the British in the French, & Indian war; General Braddock was ambushed and killed here 


What is Fort Duquesne?

300


Representatives from the colonies met in Philadelphia in 1774 as this 


What is the Constitutional Congress?

300

army of colonial citizens who may be called upon to serve in an emergency; trained citizens to defend their own country

What is a militia?

300


The British general who fought against the French during the Battle of Quebec in the French and Indian War 


Who was John Wolfe?

400

The major complaint to this act 


What is that no free man should be taxed without having a say in Parliament: “no taxation without representation”? 

400


first battles of the Revolutionary War; fought on 4/19/1775 


What are Lexington and Concord?

400

The document from King George III making an imaginary line across the frontier that said only native Americans could live West of Appalachian mountains 


What is the Proclamation of 1763?

400

This secret society opposed the Stamp Act 


What is the Sons of Liberty?

400

The area of land north of the Ohio River, fought over by Native Americans, French, & English 


What is the Ohio River Valley?

500

Three of the colonists' responses to the Stamp Act

What are a boycott; a letter to the king requesting repeal; and forming the secret societies called the Sons of Liberty?

500


battle in June 1775 over a hill that could house cannon; British victory 


What is the Battle of Bunker Hill?

500


Boston man who defended the British soldiers in court after the Boston Massacre in 1770 


Who is John Adams?

500

colonists who were loyal to King George III during the Revolutionary War; also called Tories 


What are Loyalists?

500


militia forces during the Revolutionary War who were trained to be ready to fight at a minute’s notice 


What are minutemen?