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What  expensive war was fought between 1754-1763?

The French and Indian War

100

5 colonists were killed by British soldiers outside of the tax house

Boston Massacre

100

This man was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence.

Thomas Jefferson

100

The first shots of the American Revolution were within these 2 cities in Massachusetts. 

Lexington and Concord

100

A person that wanted to be free from British rule was called a 

Patriot

200

This act (law) said that the colonists could not pass the Appalachian Mountain line to live in the land we just won in the F&I war.

Proclamation of 1763

200

Outraged by the tea tax, the Sons of Liberty threw British tea overboard!

Boston Tea Party 

200

This man was an inventor and a diplomat, and helped write the Declaration of Independence.

Ben Franklin

200

This author wrote about the injustices being experienced by the colonists and that it just did not make "common sense" how the colonists were treated.

Thomas Paine

200

The group of leaders who met to discuss the problems with Great Britain were the 

(1st and 2nd) Continental Congress

300

This act (law) placed taxes on paper goods coming from Great Britain.

Stamp Act

300

The colonists could be heard saying this about the British Parliament taxing them but not giving them a vote:

"No taxation without representation!"

300

This Virginian became the leader of the first army in America and later the first president.

George Washington

300

This enslaved woman wrote poems about the American Revolution. 

Phillis Wheatley

300

This document was sent to King George III to declare that America was now independent 

Declaration of Independence

400
This act (law) placed a tax on molasses and sugar 

Sugar Act

400

This was the name of the group led by Sam Adams that organized protests against the king:

The Sons of Liberty

400

This native of the Massachusetts colony helped write the Declaration of Independence and later became the 2nd president of the United States.

John Adams

400

The final battle happened here and the British surrendered!

Yorktown, VA

400

A person that remained loyal to Great Britain was called a 

Loyalist

500

This event took place 3/5/1770 and 5 colonists were killed!

Boston Massacre

500

These laws were put in place after the Boston Tea Party and included closing the Boston harbor to trade.

Intolerable Acts

500

This young Frenchman came over to assist the colonies in the fight with Great Britain. 

the Marquis de Lafayette

500

The British general who surrendered to America and stopped the war was 

General Cornwallis

500

This country sent soldiers and money to help the Americans 

France