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Don’t Forget... Contestants

…Always phrase your answers in the form of a question!

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French and Indian War Taxes & Acts Famous Brits Protests Revolutionary People Potpourri Click HERE for Double JeopardyHERE

THIS WAS THE FIRST BATTLE OF THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR French and Indian War $100

Fort Necessity Back to Game

ONE KEY FRENCH ADVANTAGE WAS THAT THEY HAD MANY MORE OF THESE KEY DEFENSIVE BUILDINGS French and Indian War $200

Forts Back to Game

THIS SIDE HAD THE ADVANTAGE OF A LARGER COLONIAL POPULATION. French and Indian War $300

The British Back to Game

THIS NATIVE AMERICAN GROUP JOINED THE BRITISH TO GET BACK AT THEIR ENEMY WHO HAD SIDED WITH THE FRENCH. French and Indian War $400

Iroquois Back to Game

THIS WAS ONE OF THE LAST BATTLES OF THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR AND MARKED BRITISH VICTORY AS THE CAPITAL OF NEW FRANCE WAS TAKEN French and Indian War $500

Back to Game Quebec

THIS WAS A TAX ON ALL LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND WAS PROTESTED BY COLONISTS UNTIL IT WAS LATER REPEALED BY PARLIAMENT Taxes and Acts $100

Stamp Act Back to Game

THIS WAS A SERIES OF TAXES ON GLASS, PAPER, SILK, LEAD, AND TEA Taxes and Acts $200

Townshend Acts Back to Game

THESE ACTS WERE DESIGNED TO PUNISH THE CITY OF BOSTON. Taxes and Acts $300

Intolerable Acts Back to Game

Taxes and Acts $400 THIS LEGAL DOCUMENT ALLOWED CUSTOMS OFFICIALS TO SEARCH ANY SHIP OR HOME FOR SMUGGLED GOODS

writ of assistance Back to Game

Taxes and Acts $500 THIS ACT STATED THAT BRITAIN HAD THE RIGHT TO PASS ANY TAXES OR LAWS ON THE COLONIES THAT THEY WANTED TO

Declaratory Act Back to Game

THIS MAN LED THE BRITISH TROOPS AT FORT NECESSITY AND LATER BECAME A KEY AMERICAN GENERAL IN THE REVOLUTION Revolutionary People $100

George Washington Back to Game

THIS FAMOUS BOSTONIAN STARTED THE COMMITTEES OF CORRESPONDENCE AND COINED THE PHRASE "BOSTON MASSACRE" Revolutionary People $200

Samuel Adams Back to Game

Revolutionary People $300 THIS LAWYER AND FUTURE PRESIDENT DEFENDED THE SOLDIERS RESPONSIBLE FOR KILLING COLONISTS AT THE BOSTON MASSACRE

John Adams Back to Game

Revolutionary People $400 THIS MAN CREATED A POLITICAL CARTOON OF A CUT UP SNAKE WITH THE MESSAGE "JOIN OR DIE."

Benjamin Franklin Back to Game

Revolutionary People $500 THIS WOMAN SHOWED HER PATRIOTISM BY POKING FUN AT THE BRITISH IN A SERIES OF PLAYS THAT SHE WROTE

Back to Game Mercy Otis Warren

Famous Brits $100 THIS BRITISH POLITICIAN HAD A SERIES OF TAXES ON GLASS, SILK, PAPER, AND LEAD NAMED AFTER HIM

Charles Townshend Back to Game

Famous Brits $200 THIS GENERAL AND MANY OF HIS TROOPS WERE AMBUSHED IN THE WOODS BY THE FRENCH AND THEIR NATIVE AMERICAN ALLIES

General Braddock Back to Game

THIS KING AND PARLIAMENT WANTED TO PUNISH THE COLONISTS FOR THE BOSTON TEA PARTY Famous Brits $300

George III Back to Game

THIS PRIME MINISTER OF BRITAIN HAD A SPECIFIC PLAN TO WIN THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR WHICH INVOLVED WINNING THE WAR IN NORTH AMERICA FIRST Famous Brits $400

William Pitt Back to Game

THIS MEMBER OF BRITISH PARLIAMENT SAID THAT ANY OTHER MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT WHO WERE SCARED TO TAX THE AMERICANS WERE "COWARDS" Famous Brits $500

George Grenville Back to Game

Protests $100 THIS IS WHAT MANY COLONISTS WOULD CRY OUT TO DEMONSTRATE HOW THEY THOUGHT THE TAXES WERE UNFAIR

No Taxation Without Representation! Back to Game

Protests $200 COLONISTS PROTESTED MANY TAXES BY DOING THIS TO BRITISH GOODS, WHICH IS REFUSING TO BUY THEM

Boycott Back to Game

Protests $300 THIS COLONIAL PROTEST ANGERED BRITAIN GREATLY AND CAUSED THEM TO PASS THE INTOLERABLE ACTS

Boston Tea Party Back to Game

Protests $400 THOUGH THIS IS NOT AN ACTUAL LAW, IT WAS AN AGREEMENT BY THE COLONISTS TO BOYCOTT ANY GOODS TAXED BY THE TOWNSHEND ACTS

Non-importation Act Back to Game

Protests $500 THIS WAS A NETWORK OF WRITING LETTERS TO INFORM DIFFERENT COLONIES ABOUT THE WRONGS BEING DONE BY THE BRITISH

committees of correspondence Back to Game

Potpourri $100 IN THE TREATY OF PARIS, 1763, THIS COUNTRY RECEIVED ALL OF THE LAND WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER

Back to Game Spain

Potpourri $200 THIS WAS A GROUP OF PATRIOT WOMEN WHO ORGANIZED TO ONLY WEAR DRESSES OF HOME SPUN CLOTH IN ORDER TO BOYCOTT BRITISH CLOTHING

Back to Game Daughters of Liberty

Potpourri $300 THIS TERM DESCRIBES AMERICAN COLONISTS WHO COULD BE READY TO FIGHT AT A "MINUTE'S NOTICE."

minute men Back to Game

Potpourri $400 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PROPOSED THIS PLAN WHICH WOULD UNITE THE COLONIES INTO ONE GOVERNMENT

Albany Plan of Union Back to Game

Potpourri $500 THE FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS IN 1774 DECIDED TO SET UP THESE VOLUNTEER ARMIES IN EACH COLONY.

militias Back to Game

Advantages & Disadvantages Starts with “P” 8 Letter Words Ends with “T”ea Treaty of Paris 1763 Stupid Answers

THIS NATION HAD A LARGER COLONIAL POPULATION DURING THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR. Advantages & Disadvantages $200

Britain Back to Game

THIS NATION HAD MORE STRATEGICALLY PLACED FORTS. Advantages & Disadvantages $400

France Back to Game

THIS WAS A DISADVANTAGED RELATED TO THE UNIFORMS OF THE BRITISH SOLDIERS. Advantages & Disadvantages $600

Red coats easy to see Back to Game

THIS GROUP WAS AT A DISADVANTAGE BECAUSE INSTEAD OF HAVING ONE COLONIAL GOVERNMENT, THEY HAD 13. Advantages & Disadvantages $800

British Back to Game

THIS NATION HAD MORE COASTAL COLONIES, WHICH HELPED WHEN BRINGING IN SOLDIERS AND SUPPLIES. Advantages & Disadvantages $1000

Back to Game Britain

THIS LAW FORBID ANY ENGLISH COLONISTS FROM SETTLING THE OHIO RIVER VALLEY. Starts with “P” $200

Proclamation of 1763 Back to Game

THIS TERM MEANS A COLONIST WHO WANTED TO BREAK AWAY FROM GREAT BRITAIN. Starts with “P” $400

Patriot Back to Game

THIS PART OF THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT PASSED TAXES AND ACTS THAT AFFECTED THE COLONIES. Starts with “P” $600

Parliament Back to Game

Starts with “P” $800 THIS OTTAWA CHIEF LED A RESISTANCE AGAINST COLONISTS TRYING TO MOVE INTO THE OHIO RIVER VALLEY.

Pontiac Back to Game

Starts with “P” $1000 THIS VIRGINIAN COINED THE PHRASE, "TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION IS TYRANNY," AND SAID "GIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIVE ME DEATH!"

Patrick Henry Back to Game

THIS NATION WAS GIVEN ALL OF THE LAND EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND CANADA FROM FRANCE. Treaty of Paris $200

Britain Back to Game

FRANCE GAVE THIS TO SPAIN AS PAYMENT FOR DRAGGING SPAIN INTO A LOSING WAR. Treaty of Paris $400

Land west of the Mississippi River Back to Game

Treaty of Paris $600 BRITAIN WAS GIVEN FLORIDA BY THIS NATION.

Spain Back to Game

Treaty of Paris $800 THIS WAS THE LAND THAT FRANCE WAS ALLOWED TO KEEP AFTER THE TREATY OF PARIS.

sugar growing islands Back to Game

Treaty of Paris $1000 AFTER THE TREATY OF PARIS WAS SIGNED, THIS MONEY ISSUE BECAME BRITAIN'S NEW BIGGEST PROBLEM.

Back to Game debt

8 Letter Words $200 SAMUEL ADAMS USED THIS WORD TO DESCRIBE THE KILLING OF 5 CIVILIANS IN FRONT OF THE THE BOSTON CUSTOM'S HOUSE.

massacre Back to Game

8 Letter Words $400 THESE (PLURAL) ARE ORGANIZED REFUSALS TO BUY CERTAIN PRODUCTS THAT WERE TAXED.

boycotts Back to Game

THIS FRENCH CITY WAS CAPTURED BY THE BRITISH SHORTLY AFTER QUEBEC NEAR THE END OF THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR. 8 Letter Words $600

Montreal Back to Game

IF YOU WERE WEARING DRESSES MADE OF HOMESPUN CLOTH, YOU WOULD BE A "THIS" OF LIBERTY. 8 Letter Words $800

Daughter Back to Game

THE STAMP ACT ________ WAS WHEN COLONISTS SIGNED A PETITION CALLING THE STAMP ACT UNJUST. 8 Letter Words $1000

Congress Back to Game

Ends with “T”ea $200 THIS ACT WAS NOT A HIGH TAX, BUT ACTUALLY LOWERED THE PRICE OF A GOOD BUT PUT MERCHANTS OUT OF BUSINESS.

Tea Act Back to Game

Ends with “T”ea $400 THIS PRIME MINISTER PLANNED TO WIN THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR BY FOCUSING ON NORTH AMERICA.

William Pitt Back to Game

Ends with “T”ea $600 MOLASSES WAS ONE OF THE TAXED GOODS UNDER THIS LAW.

Sugar Act Back to Game

Ends with “T”ea $800 THIS WAS A SLANG TERM FOR A BRITISH SOLDIER.

A Red Coat Back to Game

Ends with “T”ea $1000 THIS BRITISH LAW ALLOWED FRENCH CANADIANS TO SET UP THEIR OWN GOVERNMENT IN CANADA AND MOVE TO THE OHIO RIVER VALLEY.

Quebec Act Back to Game

Stupid Answers $200 GEORGE WASHINGTON STARTED THIS WAR BY FIGHTING AGAINST THE FRENCH AND SOME INDIANS.

Back to Game The French and Indian War

Stupid Answers $400 THIS ACT REQUIRED COLONISTS TO PAY FOR THE QUARTERING OF BRITISH SOLDIERS.

Back to Game Quartering Act

Stupid Answers $600 THIS TREATY ENDING THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR WAS SIGNED IN PARIS IN 1763.

Treaty of Paris, 1763 Back to Game

Stupid Answers $800 THIS ACT REQUIRED COLONISTS TO PAY FOR A STAMP TO PUT ON ALL LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND SOME EVERYDAY ITEMS.

Stamp Act Back to Game

Stupid Answers $1000 CHARLES TOWNSHEND HELPED PASS THESE TAXES ON LEAD, SILK, PAINT, AND TEA.

Townshend Acts Back to Game