Stonger Together
French and Indian War
Washington on Trial
Acts That Angered
Boston Boils Over
100


These thirteen British settlements eventually united to declare independence.


What were the thirteen colonies?

100


This European country defeated France in the French and Indian War.



What is Great Britain?


100


This future president was the defendant in our classroom mock trial.



Who is George Washington?


100


This act taxed newspapers, legal documents, and playing cards.



What is the Stamp Act?


100


During this protest, colonists dumped tea into Boston Harbor.



What is the Boston Tea Party?


200


Colonists used this protest method by refusing to purchase British goods.



What is a boycott?


200


Britain and France both claimed this river valley, where competition helped spark the war.



What is the Ohio River Valley?


200


This country’s soldiers were attacked by Washington’s force at Jumonville Glen.



What is France?


200


This 1763 British order restricted colonial settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains.



What is the Proclamation of 1763?


200


This March 5, 1770, confrontation ended with British soldiers firing into a crowd, causing five deaths.



What is the Boston Massacre?


300


This slogan expressed the colonists’ objection to being taxed without elected representatives in Parliament.



What is “No taxation without representation”?


300


This young Virginia officer fought against the French before becoming the first U.S. president.



Who is George Washington?


300


This French officer’s death was at the center of the controversy examined in our trial.



Who is Jumonville?


300


This act required colonial authorities to help provide housing and supplies for British soldiers.



What is the Quartering Act?


300


This silversmith circulated a famous engraving portraying the Boston Massacre as an organized attack on colonists.



Who is Paul Revere?


400


This resistance group, associated with Samuel Adams, organized protests against British policies.



Who were the Sons of Liberty?


400


This 1763 agreement ended the war and transferred Canada from France to Britain.



What is the Treaty of Paris?


400


Washington signed a controversial surrender document after his defeat at this fort.



What is Fort Necessity?


400


These duties taxed imported goods including glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea.



What were the Townshend Acts?


400


This 1773 law gave the East India Company trade advantages while keeping the existing colonial tea tax.



What is the Tea Act?


500


Created as colonial representatives prepared to meet at Albany in 1754, Franklin’s segmented-snake cartoon carried this three-word call for unity.



What is “Join, or Die”?


500


The French and Indian War became part of this larger worldwide conflict.



What is the Seven Years’ War?


500


This word in the French surrender document described Jumonville’s death as a deliberate murder; Washington disputed the translation he received.



What is assassination?


500


This 1764 law lowered the duty on foreign molasses while strengthening enforcement against smuggling.



What is the Sugar Act?


500


This future president defended British soldiers accused in the Boston Massacre.



Who is John Adams?