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Vocabulary
Battlefront
Famous People
"ACT"ing
100
Parliament
What is the lawmaking branch of British Government.
100
This was a battle for a high piece of land that American soldiers used Earthworks to protect themselves.
What is Bunker Hill
100
Listen, my children, as you shall hear of the midnight ride of.....
What is Paul Revere
100
This was when the colonists wouldn't buy or drink tea from the East India Trade company
What is Tea Boycott
200
Boycott
What is to refuse to buy British goods
200
This battle was at a place that Americans stored their weapons when they were getting ready for war.
What is Concord and Lexington
200
I was the first American general of the Army and led us to many important battles.
What is George Washington
200
This act was when Britain taxed newspapers, legal documents and playing cards
What is Stamp Act
300
Minutemen
What is a soldier who is ready to fight at a minutes notice.
300
This battle was a surprise attack on Hessian Mercenaries on the day after Christmas
What is Battle of Trenton
300
"I shall sign my name large enough so the King does not need glasses to read it."
What is John Hancock
300
This act allowed Britain to tax glass, tea, paint and paper
What is Townshend Act
400
Greivances
What is complaints against King George and Parliament.
400
This battle was considered the "turning point of the war." American troops surrounded Burgoyne's and ended up winning the battle of.....
What is Saratoga
400
I was the leader of all British troops and was considered one of the greatest generals ever
What is General Cornwallis
400
This act made it mandatory for colonists to let British soldiers stay in their house. They also had to feed the soldiers.
What is Quartering Act
500
Mercenaries
What is hired soldiers
500
This battle was the final battle of the Revolutionary War.
What is Battle of Yorktown
500
"I regret that I only have but one life to lose for my country."
What is Nathan Hale
500
This act made it so colonists were forced to obey British laws.
What is Coercive Acts