Battles of the Revolution
People of The Revolution
Acts passed on Colonies
Texts/Documents
Misc.
100

"The Shot heard around the world"

The Battle of Lexington

100

Fought for Women's Rights by encouraging her husband.  

Abigail Adams

100

What colonists were complaining about each time an act was passed and implemented. In other words, the reason they complained every time. 

"No taxation without representation"

100

The name of the author and the title of a 79-page pamphlet that motivated colonists to break away from Great Britain.

Thomas Paine,  "Common Sense"

100

Mountain Range west of the Proclamation of 1763

Appalachian Mountain Range

200

Victory American Patriot's had on the night of Christmas 1776 with George Washington.

Battle of Trenton

200

Created the first post office for the Continental Congress. 

Ben Franklin

200

Act passed to stop colonists from smuggling (bringing in goods from other places).

The Sugar Act
200

Petition sent to King George III from the Continental Congress as an offering to make peace instead of war.  Which later we discover George didn't even read. 

Olive Branch Petition

200

Just like the Hessian's main goal for fighting, GB viewed colonists as a source of...

income/money

300

How many days were the battles of Lexington and Concord fought?  

1 day

300

Was asked by the Continental Congress, more specifically John Adam's to write the first draft of a declaration for independence. 

Thomas Jefferson

300

Act that fired everyone up including the Boston Mob, who later had an organized riot concerning these taxes on paper-goods.  

The Stamp Act

300

The meaning of the "Join or Die" poster

Colonies must unite or be destroyed. 

300

The only colony who did not enlist Africans in the Revolutionary War

South Carolina

400

After which battle did the French decide to join the war and why?

Battle of Saratoga because this victory showed the colonist's had a chance at winning the war.

400

Said "Give me Liberty or Give me Death" in his famous speech in reaction to the Stamp Act. 

Patrick Henry

400

The Act that told Colonists Great Britain could make whatever laws they wanted to regardless how they felt about it.

Declaratory Act

400

What the Declaration of Independence called King George III, that in GB would be illegal.  

Tyrant

400

Country that helped at the battle of Yorktown and provided weapons and supplies

France

500

Which battle was considered the final battle of the Revolution that determined the independence of the American colonists?

Battle of Yorktown
500

Was Washington's right-hand man that just wanted to fight the British.  

Marquis De Lafayette

500

What event triggered GB to pass the Intolerable Acts?

Boston Tea Party

500

What Jon Jay, Ben Franklin, and John Adams got GB, and France to sign to end the war.   

Treaty of Paris

500

Other than France, the colonists received aid from which other country?

Spain

600

war technique Washington as well as Lafayette used to fight larger British armies.  

Guerrilla Warfare

600

Who met in 1774 in response to Britain's Act and laws passed in the colonies that included such members as John and Sam Adams, Patrick Henry, and George Washington?  

First Continental Congress

600

What did colonies start to form after the passing of the Intolerable Acts?

Militias

600
term we use to describe when someone uses print and media to make something look more dramatic and stir up feelings about something or someone.  

propaganda

600

British forces started the first battle of Lexington and Concord because they received word from which type of colonist that the Patriots were storing weapons in Concord?

Loyalists