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Which colony is #1?
Which colony is #1?
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Which colony is #1?
The Declaration of Independence was a statement of war against Great Britain.
Put the following events in chronological order (first event to last).
The Battle of Lexington & Concord
The Boston Tea Party
The Boston Massacre
The French & Indian War
This iconic image was drawn by what famous American colonist?
Drag three famous names to each correct category.
Paul Revere
Thomas Jefferson
Sam Adams
Patrick Henry
George Washington
John Hancock
Member of the Sons of Liberty, from Boston
Not a member of the Sons of Liberty, from Virginia
Match each person to the correct description.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Crispus Attucks | arrow_right_alt | Led British troops in the French & Indian War |
John Adams | arrow_right_alt | Lawyer and lead writer of the Declaration of Independence |
Thomas Jefferson | arrow_right_alt | former slave, one of the first to die at the Boston Massacre |
George Washington | arrow_right_alt | Lawyer, representative for Massachusetts |
Quartering is when the British put soldiers in the homes of colonists to live.
Put the following laws in chronological order (first event to last).
The Tea Act
The Proclamation Line of 1763
The Stamp Act
The Intolerable Act
Which colony is #14?
Match each person to the correct description.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Sam Adams | arrow_right_alt | Boston silversmith, rode horse to warn colonists of British coming to Lexington |
Ben Franklin | arrow_right_alt | President of the Continental Congress, large signature on Declaration of Independence |
Paul Revere | arrow_right_alt | American scientist, author, inventor, and ambassador to other nations |
John Hancock | arrow_right_alt | Leader of the Sons of Liberty, led the Tea Party |
The majority of Americans wanted to declare war against Britain right away.
Enslaved men that fought for the colonists and were hoping that slavery would end after the revolution.
What famous lawyer from Virginia stated, "Give me liberty or give me death!"
What city is located at #21?
Where did the "Shot Heard Round The World" occur?
How many colonists died at the Boston Massacre?
How many ships loaded with tea were dumped into Boston Harbor?
Which of these actions did not occur at this meeting?
The British government under the King is called Parliament.
Match each law to the correct description.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Sugar Act | arrow_right_alt | Tax on all paper products, cards, and dice |
Tea Act | arrow_right_alt | Shut down the city of Boston, quartered soldiers in homes, military in charge |
Stamp Act | arrow_right_alt | Created a monopoly where colonists could only buy one type |
Intolerable Acts | arrow_right_alt | Tax on rum, molasses, and popular food items |
Match the vocab term with the appropriate defintion.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Patriot | arrow_right_alt | To sneak products in |
Boycott | arrow_right_alt | Supported the King of England |
Repeal | arrow_right_alt | Supported independence of America |
Smuggle | arrow_right_alt | A style of fighting in combat |
Guerilla | arrow_right_alt | To refuse to buy something |
Loyalist | arrow_right_alt | To change (or take back) a law |
The colonists argued that there should be, "No taxation ......!" (fill in the rest of the quote)
What is the exact date (month, day, & year) when the Declaration of Independence was approved?
Which colony is #2?
Which colony is #3?
The image was a rally cry to get colonists to join together in what war?
Which colony is #15?
Which colony is #16?
What city is located at #22?
What city is located at #23?
Which city were these meetings held?