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| British fought the French in America |
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| Who won the French and Indian War? |
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| prevented colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains |
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| was a tax on all printed materials in the colonies |
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| required colonists to provide housing for British soldiers |
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| required colonists to pay a duty (tax) on items such as tea, paper, glass and paint |
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| occurred when colonists in boston were shot after taunting British soldiers |
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| an organization led by Sam Adams that was responsible for many protests |
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| Samuel Adams and Paul Revere led the colonists in dumping tea into the Boston Harbor |
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| caused the Boston Harbor to be closed as punishment for the Boston Tea Party |
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| where delegates from all of the colonies met to discuss problems with Great Britain and discuss independence |
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1st armed conflict of the Revolutionary War was where?
(shot heard round the world) |
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| someone who believed in principles of the king and supported England |
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| someone who believed that the colonist had the right to govern themselves |
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| made the daring ride to warn the colonists of British arrival |
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| outspoken member of the House of Burgesses that gave the "Give me liberty or give me death" speech |
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| King of England during the Revolutionary War |
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| commander of the Continental Army |
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major author of the
Declaration of Independence |
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| championed the cause of American independence (also defended the British soldiers after the Boston Massacre) |
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