patriot and loyalist
acts and taxes
famous figures
battles and events
vocabulary challenge
100

What is a boycott?

Refusing to buy goods as a form of protest

100

What was the Stamp Act?

A tax on printed goods like newspapers and playing cards

100

Who wrote the Common Sense?

Thomas Payne

100

What event involved colonists throwing tea into the Boston Harbor

The Boston tea party

100

What is a boycott?

Refusing to buy good as a form of protest

200

What is a petition?

A written request signed by people to show support

200

What was the tea act?

Gave the British East Indian company control over tea sales in the colonies

200

Who was the principal author of the Declaration of Independence?

Thomas Jefferson

200

What event marked the start of the American Revolution

The battles of Lexington and Concord

200

What is a petition?

A written request signed by people to show support

300

What does independence mean?

Freedom from controlled by another country

300

What was the Townshend Act?

A text on import goods like glass, paint and paper

300

Who was the leader of the Continental Army?

George Washington

300

What was the Boston Massacre?

A British soldier killed five colonist during a protest

300

What does independence mean?

Freedom from controlled by another country

400

What is a militia?

A group of citizens trying to fight in emergencies

400

What phrase became the colonists protest motto?

No taxation with our representation

400

Who defended British soldiers after the Boston massacre?

John Adams

400

Where did the Continental Army spend a hard winter, but grow stronger?

Valley Forge

400

What is a militia?

A group of citizen train to fight in emergencies

500

What is a repeal?

To cancel or take back a Law

500

What were the Intolerable Acts?

Harsh loss passed to punish Boston after the tea party

500

Who was the king of Britain during the revolution?

King George the third

500

What battle convinced France to have the colonies

The battle of Saratoga

500

What is a repeal?

To cancel or take back a Law