French & Indian War
Taxation
Protests
Declaration of Independence
Political Spectrum
Vocabulary
100

This side lost the most territory in the French & Indian war

French

100

This law put a tax on paper goods like official documents, playing cards, dice, mail, etc. 

Stamp Act

100

What action does this image show?

Tar & Feathering

100

There are 5 of these core values in the preamble of the Declaration of Independence, also known as......

Principles

100

These people want a total change to the system immediately and using whatever means necessary.

Radical

100

The name of someone who wants to see the 13 colonies become independent of Great Britain

Patriot

200

The winning side gained a lot of THIS after winning the war

Debt

200

This is the term for not buying items because it goes against either political or ethical beliefs.

Boycott

200

This secret group organized protests in Boston such as the Boston Tea Party.

Sons of Liberty

200

Name one of the 5 core values found in the Declaration of Independence.

1. All men are created equal
2. Everyone has unalienable rights
3. Governments exist to protect rights
4. Governments get their power from the people
5. People can change or abolish their government if it is not working.

200

This is the term for someone who seeks change peacefully over time

Liberal

200

The official complaint written to King George III to ask for an end to the violence and violation of rights in Boston.

Olive Branch Petition

300

This side won the French & Indian War 

The British/Colonists!

300

This was the name of a law that forced colonists to keep soldiers in their homes

Quartering Act

 (Part of the Intolerable Acts)

300

This phrase was used to protest British laws in the form of a rallying cry

"No taxation without representation!"

300

These are the 3 examples of unalienable rights listed in the Preamble

Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness

300

This person believes that the system works well the way it is now and there is no need for change

Conservative

300

Untrained soldiers who would defend the town in an emergency

Militia

400

This was the law by the British that prevented colonial settlers from expanding into the Native American Territory after the French & Indian War.

Proclamation of 1763

400

This law actually lowered the tax on this item, but it forced the colonists to actually start paying it for once.

Sugar Act

400
What was the nickname of the first shot fired at the Battle of Lexington?

"The Shot Heard Round the World"

400

The Declaration of Independence was signed on this Date in this location.

Month, Day, Year, City

July 4th, 1776 in Philadelphia, PA

400

These people are more concerned with peaceful debate to solve problems through compromise 

Moderates

400
The meeting of delegates from all 13 colonies in Philadelphia

Continental Congress

500

This was the name of the Native American uprising after the French & Indian war in response to colonists settling on their territory

Pontiac's Rebellion

500

This law created a board of tax collectors in Boston as well as taxing items like paint, glass, and other building materials

Townshend Acts

500

The British marched on the town of Concord to capture ____________ (people) and _____________ (things)

Leaders of the Sons of Liberty (Sam Adams & John Hancock)


Weapons & gunpowder 

500

Name the 5 people who wrote the Declaration of Independence

(100 each)

Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Ben Franklin, Roger Sherman, Robert Livingston

500

These people believe that things would be better if we went back to the way things used to be. 

Reactionary

500

This was the term for people choosing the government that works best for them

Popular Sovereignty