French and Indian War
Taxes & Acts
Colonial Protests
Important Events
Patriots vs. Loyalists
100

The cause of the French and Indian War

What is the French and British wanted Territory near the Ohio River? 

100


This act placed a tax on printed materials like newspapers, playing cards, and legal documents.

What is the Stamp Act?

100

This phrase became popular because colonists believed Parliament should not tax them without representation.

What is "No taxation without representation"?

100

British soldiers killed five colonists during this 1770 event.


What is the Boston Massacre?

100


These colonists wanted independence from Great Britain.

Who are the Patriots?

200

This young British military officer gained experience fighting during the French and Indian War and later became America's first president.

Who is George Washington?

200

This act placed a tax on goods like glass, paper, paint, and tea.


What are the Townshend Acts?

200

This group organized protests against British taxes and sometimes used violence and intimidation.

Who are the Sons of Liberty?

200

Colonists dumped 342 chests of British tea into Boston Harbor during this event.

What is the Boston Tea Party?

200

These colonists wanted to remain loyal to the British king.

Who are the Loyalists?

300

This 1763 agreement officially ended the French and Indian War and gave Britain control of Canada.

What is the Treaty of Paris of 1763?

300

This act placed a tax on sugar and molasses imported into the colonies.

What is the Sugar Act?

300

Colonists protested the Tea Act by dumping tea into this harbor.

What is Boston Harbor?

300


This meeting brought colonial representatives together in 1774 to discuss how to respond to Britain.


What is the First Continental Congress?

300

This British king ruled the colonies during the events leading up to the American Revolution.

Who is King George III?

400

This country won the French and Indian War and gained control of much of France's land in North America.

What is Great Britain?

400

Colonists protested British taxes because they believed they should not have to pay taxes without this.

What is representation in Parliament?

400

Colonists sometimes refused to buy British goods as a way to protest taxes. This is called a what?

What is a boycott?

400

These two towns in Massachusetts were the location of the first battles of the Revolutionary War.

What are Lexington and Concord?

400

The name of a colonist who was not loyal to the British or the colonial cause of independence. 

Who is a fence sitter. 

500


After losing the war, France gave up most of its land in North America to these two countries.

What are Britain and Spain?

500

These laws punished Massachusetts and restricted the colonists' freedoms after the Boston Tea Party.

What are the Intolerable Acts?

500

This group of colonists helped spread news and organize protests against British rule.

Who are the Committees of Correspondence?

500

This document, written by the Second Continental Congress, declared the colonies free from British rule.

What is the Declaration of Independence?

500

This famous pamphlet by Thomas Paine encouraged colonists to break away from Britain.

What is Common Sense?