Philosophy
New: Geography
Causes of the War
The Intolerable Acts
The War of Independence
100

This philosopher was a favorite among the colonists for his promotion of life, liberty, and property.

Who was John Locke? 

100

This is the largest country in the world. It spreads from Europe to the Pacific Ocean

Russia

100

This law placed taxes on sugar and molasses

Sugar Act

100

This act shut down one of the most important colonial harbors as a punishment for their bad behavior 

What is the Boston Port Act?

100

This winter camp served as the site of genesis for the American Army as it battled the cold and disease

What is Valley Forge? 

200

This philosopher was more popular in Britain due to his argument in the necessity of a monarchy 

Who was Thomas Hobbes?

200

This country is between Russia and Germany.

Poland

200

This act placed taxes on products that the colonists were unable to make on their own, such as paper, paint, and other manufactured goods. 

Townshend Act

200

This act restricted the power of local governments by limiting town meetings to once a year, with any additional meetings requiring the governor’s approval.

What is the Massachusetts Government Act?

200

Though the British won this early battle, they sustained twice as many casualties as the Americans and lost many officers 

What is Bunker Hill?

300

This French philosopher was popular popular in American due to his promotion of the separation of church and state

Who is Voltaire? 

300
This German-speaking country is in Central Europe, between Germany, Italy, and Hungary

Austria

300

This law forbad colonies from printing their own money

Currency Act

300

This law sought to further increase the power of the governor by giving him the ability to move a trial to another colony or Great Britain if it was determined “that an indifferent trial cannot be had within the said province."

What is the Impartial Administration of Justice Act?

300

This American victory helped to secure the foreign support needed to win the war, particularly the French

What is Saratoga? 

400

This Scottish philosopher argued that the government protects monopolies through corrupt acts 

Who was Adam Smith?

400

This Scandinavian country is on the western piece of the peninsula 

Norway

400

This law prevented the British colonists from migrating too far west after the war ended

What is the Proclamation of 1763?

400

This act it allowed high-ranking military officials to demand better accommodations for troops and to refuse inconvenient locations for quarters, including unoccupied private property? 

What is the Quartering Act? 
400

This was the last major land battle of the American Revolutionary War in North America, and led to the surrender of Cornwallis and the capture of both him and his army.

What is Yorktown?

500

This French philosopher argued for the need of separation of powers

Who was Montesquieu? 

500

this Scandinavian country is between Sweden and Russia 

Finland

500

This was the first major attempt at collecting revenue to pay for the war

What is the Stamp Act?

500

This act granted “the free Exercise of the Religion of the Church of Rome,” as the territory was home to a large French Catholic majority.

What is the Quebec Act?

500

These early skirmishes had the British tryign to gather arms and prevent the rebellion from starting 

What are Lexington and Concord?