The Story of Us
The Seven Years' War
The Great Awakening and the Enlightenment
The French and Indian War
The American Revolution
100

How many Redcoats were sent to America to keep peace?

4,000

100

How long did the Seven Years' War really last? 

9 years

100

How did this change the way colonists viewed society & government?  

1 Deemphasize the role of the church authority

2 Stressed the importance of the individuals 

100

At the begining of the war France controlled much of the land in _____. 

Canada

100

Considered beginning of the revolutionary era

1st open defiance against established govt

Bacon's Rebellion 

200

How did Americans find out about the Bloody massacre?  

Night Riders 

200

What treaty ended the French and Indian war? 

The Treaty of Paris 

200

Who was the key figure of the Great Awakening?  

Jonthan Edwards 

200

The war took place on these five continents 

North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa  

200

Act passed to ensure colonies trade only with England 

Navigation Act

300

There is one Redcoat for every ___ colonists  

4

300

Who does John Green see as the real losers of the war? 

Native Americans 

300

What was one of the main ideas of the Great Awakening? 

increased interest in highier education  

300

In July 1754 delegates met where to unite the colonies? 

Albany, New York 

300

A fist fights leads to a mob

5 Civilians Dead

The Boston Massacre

400

How do the British respond to the dumping of the tea? 

closing down the Boston harbor

400

What always had to be increased for mercantilism to work?  

Amount of land owned

400

Who were the two key figures of the Enlightenment? 

Ben Franklin and Thomas Jefferson 

400

Seeking revenge for their loss of Fort Necessity, these men took the French Fort Duqesne 

Col. Washington and Gen. Braddock 

400

Colonial merchants' tea was taxed

Tea Act

500

What is the outcome of the 1st Continental Congress?

the colonies agree to defend each other 

500

What fraction of men did Washington lose at Fort Necessity? 

1/3

500

What were the two main ideas of the Enlightenment? 

1 The world is governed not by chance or miracles but by fixed mathematical principals

2 Truth is found through experimental & reason      

500

Countries that signed the Treaty of Paris  

France, Spain, and Great Britain

500

Colonists disguised as Indians

Dumped 18,000 pounds of tea in Boston Harbor

Boston Tea Party