The French and Indian war
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100

Who were the main countries fighting each other during the French and Indian War?

France and Britain

100

What two things does the Sugar Act of 1764 do?

A tax on sugar & molasses imported from Britain.

100

Which act taxed all paper good?

The Stamp Act

100

Name the official army formed by the colonist?

The Continental Army

100

Who was the King of Great Britain during the colonists' road to rebellion?

King George III

100

Define the term petition

A formal request or complaint; usually in writing.

100

Who is this man, and what was his role in the Revolution


George Washington, Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army

200

What do colonists expect as a result of Britain's victory in the French and Indian War, but what are they hit with instead?

More land westward, get charged for the war through taxes.

200

What did the Quartering Act require?

Colonists had to house British soldiers.

200

What two things did the Tea Act do

Allowed only the E. India Tea Company to sell & tax tea in the colonies.

200

Name this man and describe his role in the Revolution


Crispus Attucks; he was the first person killed in the Boston Massacre

200

What group formed to protest British taxes?

Sons of Liberty

200

Define the term of boycott 

To refuse to buy goods as a form of protest.

200

What are these men called, and where are they from?


Redcoat; and Britain

300

Why did the colonists feel it was unfair for Britain to tax them for the war?

Colonist governed & defended themselves for years w/o help from Britain.

300

What slogan did the colonists use to express their opposition to British taxes?

“No taxation without representation”

300

What did the Declaratory Act of 1766 do?

Gave Britain the supreme authority to govern  colonies.

300

Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? When was it approved, and what did it do?

Thomas Jefferson; creates the USA ; July 4,1776

300

Name the group that supported Britain and the group that rebelled against Britain.

Loyalist- supported Britain

Patriots- rebelled against Britain

300

Define the term Militias

Ordinary citizens trained to fight

300

Who is this King? Where is he from, and what was his role


King Louis XVI of France; Funded the patriots

400

Why does Britain believe the colonies should help pay for the war expenses?

Because Britain sent British backup to protect colonies from France.

400

Where did the first battle of the American Revolution take place?

Lexington and Concord

400

What is the famous phrase describing the first shots of the Revolution?

“Shots heard ‘round the world”

400

What role did Benjamin Franklin play in the American Revolution?

He convinced France to support the Patriots

400

Who informed the militias to fight, and what were these quick militias called?

Paul Revere; Minutemen

400

Define the Intolerable Acts

The Act that closed the port of Boston until the tea was paid for

400

What event is shown in the picture below?


The Boston Massacare

500

What was the main cause of the French and Indian War?

Britain and France both want control of North America.

500

Which treaty ended the American Revolution?

Treaty of Paris

500

List 5 ways France helped the patriots win the war.

Sent generals, Marquis De Lafayette, soldiers, weapons, uniforms, food, ships, and money.

500

What was the Founding Fathers ' first attempt at a constitution called, and why did it fail?

The Articles of Confederation; the states acted like separate countries

500
What French general played a key role in leading the Patriots to victory, and how?

Marquis de Lafayette; trained the Continental Army

500

Define the Townshend Acts

Taxes on imported goods from Britain

500

Describe the significance of this map.


The proclamation of 1763 border, prohibited colonists from expanding west of the Appalachian Mountains.