Boston Massacre
Paul Revere
Boston Tea Party
Causes Of the Revolution
Patriot/Loyalist
100

How Many People Died

5

100

Paul Revere is best known for this action

The midnight ride, warning the militia about the British arriving by sea. 

100

only three men have been publicly identified as having participated in the Boston Tea Party, name the one we have spoken about

Paul Revere

100

this Phrase protested being taxed and not having a voice in Parliament

No Taxation Without Representation

100

this group felt that the Colonist would be better off remaining British 

Loyalist

200

these people accused of committing murder are eventually found innocent

British Soldier

200

the Old North Church lit these, in order to communicate how the British are arriving

Lanterns

200

the punishment of the Boston Tea Party was the coercion Acts, but the Bostonians called them 

the intolerable acts 

200

this term means I am not going to spend money on people who I dissagree with

Boycott

200

this group felt the Colonist would be better off becoming a new nation

Patriots

300

This was another term to refer to the British

Lobsterbacks,

Redcoats. 

300

the lanterns had a special code

one if by land, 2 if by sea. 

300

the cost for the 340 chests of tea is roughly this:

$10,000 in 1773 or 1.5 million today

300

This War, Fought from 1754 to 1763, is the origin of the colonist feeling more American than British, and made George Washington famous

the French and Indian War. 

300

This group had not made a choice

Neutral, or Fence Sitters. 

400

this man, who would become 2nd president of the United States, Defended the accused murderers. 

John Adams

400

Paul Revere in fact did not make his complete journey because of 

being detained by the British. 

400

Most participants dressed up like

Native Americans

400

This Group gathered to argue the merits of independence, Boycotts and to prepare for war

The Continental Congress. 

400

Only about 400 thousand or this percent of 2.5 million, are patriots in 1775

20%

500

this man was a free black man living in Boston, He died at the Boston massacre

Crispus Attucks

500

Paul Revere is also most famous for this

his engraving of the Boston Massacre, being involved in the Boston Tea Party, Being a Silversmith.

500

This group was largely responsible for rallying 200 Patriots to destroy the tea

the Sons of Liberty

500

this is the name of the people who make laws in Britain, and where the Colonist wanted a seat to argue their interest

Parliament

500

this pamphlet made an argument for independence, written by Thomas Paine

Common Sense