Key Players
Vocabulary
Battles
Vocabulary
Mixed Bag
100

He was famous for saying "Give me liberty or give me death"

Patrick Henry

100

When people work together to avoid buying a product.

boycott

100

The first battle of the American Revolution.

Lexington

100

Complaints about unfair treatment.

grievances
100

This group led boycotts of British goods.

The Daughters of Liberty

200

He and Parliament decided to tax the colonists to help pay for the French and Indian War. 

King George III

200

When citizens replace an unfair government with a new one.

Revolution

200

The battle that marked the turning point of the war.

Saratoga

200

To show strong disagreement against something.

protest

200

This group secretly arranged protests against the British, that at times became violent.

The Sons of Liberty

300

He was a commander in the Continental Army.

George Washington

300

An official public statement.

Declaration

300

Where British soldiers marched to after not finding what the weapons they were searching for in Lexington. 

Concord

300

To give up.

surrender

300

This was an American general who became a traitor after the Battle of Saratoga.

Benedict Arnold

400

He is famous for his Midnight Ride warning that "The Redcoats" are coming!

Paul Revere

400

Cruel and unfair control over people.

tyranny

400

The last fight of the Revolutionary War.

Yorktown
400

The next option that is given up when a choice is made. 

opportunity cost

400

The colonists used this as an advantage to sneak up on British soldiers.

Geography - the land

500

He created the "Join or Die" political cartoon to encourage the colonists to join together.

Benjamin Franklin
500

The freedom to act, speak, and make your own choices.

liberty
500

The battle that led the French to support the colonists.

Saratoga

500

A change in price that causes a change in producer or consumer behavior.

price incentive

500

These men were ready to go quickly and rode with Paul Revere to warn about the British coming to attack.

The minutemen