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100

This man went from being a British military leader to commanding the Continental Army during the American Revolution

George Washington

100

During this event, colonists disguised themselves as Native Americans and boarded a ship to throw supplies overboard

The Boston Tea Party

100

This document, written in 1776 claimed the colonies were breaking their political bands with Britain

The Declaration of Independence

100

This Act claimed that colonists must provide food and housing for British soldiers staying in the colonies

The Quartering Act

100

This word means "to refrain from buying"

Boycott

200

This man said "I am no longer a Virginian, I am American"

Patrick Henry

200

Define Propaganda

Using exaggeration to persuade someone politically

200

The signing of this document ended the Revolutionary War and secured the borders of the United States of America

The Treaty of Paris (1783)

200

This Act placed a tax on most paper products and was the most influential act in organizing protests to respond.

The Stamp Act

200

This word describes the edge between colonist and Native American settlements, where some battles took place during the Revolutionary War

The Frontier

300

This man pleaded with the French to help the Continental Army during the American Revolution

Benjamin Franklin

300

This act was used to embarrass loyalists and British officials, such as the tax collector in the Massachusetts colony. 

Tar-and-feathering 

300

These fights between militia men and British soldiers was the starting point of the Revolutionary War

Lexington and Concord

300

This act applied a duty to all imported goods, to make it less noticeable that a tax was being applied. 

The Townshend Acts

300

These small political organizations were where Patriots gathered to discuss action and carry out acts of propaganda

Sons of Liberty

400

This man claimed it was "common sense" for the colonists to break away from England

Thomas Paine

400

Describe why Paul Revere's Boston Massacre Painting is an example of Propaganda

- It shows the British soldiers firing at close range

- Only a few colonists were killed

- Clouds of smoke show the British shot many rounds without care

400

This battle effectively ended the Revolutionary War

The Battle of Yorktown

400

This act attempted to stop the colonists from smuggling by placing a direct tax on the price of molasses 

Sugar Act

400

This man was the French military commander who aided the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War

Marquis de Lafayette

500

These two men attempted to run the Massachusetts colony without the British governor

John Hancock and Samuel Adams
500

What was the slogan at the bottom of Ben Franklin's sketch showing the colonies divided?

Join, or die

500

This American figure attended the Treaty of Paris of 1783 where he signed the Treaty that gave land to the United States

Benjamin Franklin

500
One effect of this Act was the closing of the port on Boston Harbor (Give





The Coercive Acts / Intolerable Acts 

500

This phrase represents the effort of women to aid in boycotts and political actions against the British government 

Daughters of Liberty