The French and Indian War
The Middle Colonies
The Southern Colonies
The Northern Colonies
All About ME!
200

This man was a Virginia Militia officer during the war.

George Washington

200

These were the middle colonies.

New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Delaware.

200

These were the southern colonies.

Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.

200

These were the northern colonies.

Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire

200

I was born in this state!

New Jersey

400

The war started in NA in 1754 but was part of this global conflict.

The Seven Years' War

400

This religion dominated Pennsylvania

Quakers

400

The work force of the South was made up by these workers.

Slaves

400

This religion dominated the early Northern colonies.

Puritans

400

My favorite movie is:

I will accept two answers. 

Stand by Me or Forrest Gump

600

This band of six tribes sided with the British during the war.

The Iroquois Confederacy 

600

New Jersey was named after this British Island.

Jersey


600

This crop became massively popular in the South. 

Tobacco

600

The Salem Witch Trials took place during this year. 

1692

600

My dissertation to graduate from college was this many pages long.

40 pages

800

King George III issued this 1763 decree forbidding colonial settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains.

The Proclamation of 1763.

800

This river cut between Delaware and New Jersey.

The Delaware River

800

These two colonies were originally one single colony.

The Carolinas

800

Anne Hutchinson was banished to this colony.

New Amsterdam

800

My husband served in this branch of the military.

The USMC (OORAH!!!)

1000

This act was passed in 1775 and was the first direct tax on American colonists.

The Stamp Act

1000

The founder of Pennsylvania was;

William Penn

1000

This colony was loyal to Great Britain longer than the others.

Georgia

1000

A total of this many people died in the Salem Witch Trials.

25

1000

As a historian, I focus on this.

The discourse between the Civil Rights Movement and the Vietnam War.