This act put a tax on sugar, molasses, and other British products that were shipped over from England.
What is the Sugar Act?
100
He started the Sons of Liberty.
Who is Samuel Adams?
100
If they couldn't be in parliament they should not be taxed.
What is "No Taxation Without Representation"?
100
These people were tarred and feathered.
Who are the stamp sellers?
100
These committees gathered information and sent letters to other committees in other colonies to inform them of what was happening.
What are the Committees of Correspondence?
200
This act made colonists put expensive blue stamps on all legal documents, diplomas, licenses, newspapers, and even playing cards.
What is the Stamp Act?
200
He rode from Boston to Lexington (by land) warning the colonists of the on coming British troops.
Who is William Dawes?
200
To not buy a certain product.
What is a boycott?
200
This started because a little boy was teasing a lone soldier. After all was said and done 7 people were dead.
What is the Boston Massacre?
200
This was a secret society that stared the boycotts and the rebel rousing.
Who are the Sons of Liberty?
300
This act that taxed the colonists on lead, glass, paper, paint, and tea was repealed in 1770 except for the tax on tea.
What is the Townshend Act?
300
He became the leader of England at the age of 22.
Who is King George III?
300
When colonists climbed aboard 3 British ships and dumped 342 cases of tea into the ocean so that they didn't have to pay the tax.
What is the Boston Tea Party?
300
This was the first battle. It only lasted a couple of minutes.
What is the Battle at Concord?
300
All the colonies but Georgia sent representatives to this.
What is the First Continental Congress?
400
This act made colonists angry because they had to let Lobsterbacks into their homes.
What is the Quatering Act?
400
He was put in charge of Boston in accordance to the Intolerable Acts.
Who is Thomas Gage?
400
Both of these types of people were represented in the First Continental Congress.
Who are the moderates and the radicals?
400
This battle took place on the North Bridge.
What is the Battle at Lexington?
400
The rebels demanded this committee start. They were to enforce boycotts.
What are the Committees of Inspection?
500
These acts were put in place after the Boston Tea Party. They included the Boston Port Act, a stronger Quartering Act, and more English troops in Boston.
What are the Intolerable Acts?
500
This man and S. Adams were wanted by the British soldiers and were hiding in Lexington.
Who is John Hancock?
500
This was put in effect after the French and Indian War.