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2. Set the western colonial boundary at the Appalachian Mountains

3. Proclamation Of 1763

4. Principle that favored Great Britain’s economy over the colonies

5. mercantilism

6. 1764 tax on molasses and rum

7. Sugar Act

8. James Otis’ response to British taxation of the colonies

9. “Taxation without representation is tyranny”

10. Great Britain’s legislature

11. Parliament

12. What did the 1765 Stamp Act tax?

13. Documents, publications, and paper products

14. Act that inspired the 3 rd Amendment

15. Quartering Act

16. Taxes on lead, paints, glass, and tea

17. Townshend Acts

18. March 5, 1770 …

19. Boston Massacre

20. Purpose of the 1774 Intolerable Acts

21. Punish MA for the Boston Tea Party

22. Nickname for the New England militia

23. Minutemen

24. Name one reason that British troops were marching to Concord on April 19, 1775

25. 1.Seize colonists’ weapons 2.Arrest John Hancock

26. “Shot heard ‘round the world”

27. Battle of Lexington and Concord

28. What elected body established the Continental Army?

29. 2 nd Continental Congress

30. In what document did the signers “dedicate their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor”?

31. Declaration of Independence

32. 1777 battle that was the turning point in the Revolution

33. Battle of Saratoga

34. Name 2 European allies of the Americans against Great Britain

35. France and Spain

36. Continental Army’s camp during winter of 1777-78

37. Valley Forge

38. Last battle of the American Revolution

39. Battle of Yorktown

40. Name at least three terms of the 1783 Treaty of Paris

41. 1.American independence 2.Payment of debts 3.Set U.S. boundaries 4.U.S. fishing rights off Canada 5.Return loyalist property

42. Commander of the Continental Army

43. George Washington

44. First to die in the Boston Massacre

45. Crispus Attucks

46. “Give me liberty, or give me Death!”

47. Patrick Henry

48. Albany Plan, Committee of Five, represented U.S. in France during the Revolution

49. Benjamin Franklin

50. Asked her husband to “Remember the Ladies” in the new government

51. Abigail Adams

52. Governor of Louisiana who aided the American side

53. Bernardo de Galvez

54. African-American patriot who fought at Saratoga

55. Wentworth Cheswell

56. English immigrant to U.S., wrote Common Sense and The Crisis

57. Thomas Paine

58. British general who was defeated at Battle of Yorktown

59. Lord Charles Cornwallis

60. Polish Jewish immigrant who helped finance the Continental Congress

61. Haym Salomon

62. Founding member of the Sons of Liberty

63. Samuel Adams

64. Referred to as “He” and “a Prince” in Declaration of Independence

65. King George III

66. Defeated British ship Serapis, “Father of the U.S. Navy”

67. John Paul Jones

68. Main author of the Declaration of Independence

69. Thomas Jefferson

70. French noble who used his wealth to fund American army

71. Marquis de Lafayette

72. Patriot writer, friend of Abigail Adams

73. Mercy Otis Warren

74. Defended Boston Massacre troops, member of Committee of Five

75. John Adams

76. African-American slave who spied on the British for Washington

77. James Armistead

78. Prussian officer who trained Continental Army at Valley Forge

79. Baron von Steuben

80. Midnight rider who alerted militia at Lexington

81. Paul Revere

82. Colonists who supported American independence

83. Patriots, a.k.a. “Yankees”

84. Fighting on home ground – knew the land

85. American advantage

86. Colonists’ last attempt at peace with Great Britain

87. Olive Branch Petition

88. Hit-and-run tactics, camouflage, shooting from cover, etc.

89. guerrilla war

90. Reason many southern colonists remained loyal to Great Britain or neutral

91. Great Britain paid for crops with gold

92. Commanders were too cautious and unaggressive

93. British disadvantage

94. Large, well- trained army with fighting experience

95. British advantage

96. Commander of British troops at Boston Massacre

97. Capt. Thomas Preston

98. Short enlistments – struggled to keep army in the field

99. American disadvantage

100. Colonists who supported Great Britain

101. Loyalists, a.k.a. “Tories”