Causes of the Revolution
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| Started the Sons of Liberty | Sam Adams
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| President of the 2nd Continental Congress | John Hancock
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| British custom officers searched homes for smugggled goods as long as they had | writs of assistance
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| Sugar Act | allowed the colonists to pay lower taxes on molasses
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| First person killed in the Boston Massacre | Crispus Attucks
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| An act of defiance that the colonists celebrated in December of 1773 was | The Boston Tea Party
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| Said "Blows must decide" whom would rule America | George III
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| The colonists called the Coercive Acts the | Intolerable Acts
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| First commander of the Continental Army | George Washington
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| After the Boston Tea Party, Parliament passed the__________ as punishment | Coercive Acts
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| This act stated that Parliament had the right to tax colonists | Declaratory Act
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| This person wrote Common Sense which said the colonists should break away from England | Thomas Paine
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| To avoid taxes, some colonists resorted to | smuggling
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| Concord was a city where | The colonists stored arms
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| These people warned that the British were coming | Paul Revere and William Dawes
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| The Tea Act | gave the East India Company an advantage over colonial merchants.
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| Parliament sent troops to Boston in what year? | 1768
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| Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness were written as universal principles in what document? | Declaration of Independence
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| This person was president of the 2nd Continental Congress and signed his name so large that the King could see it without his glasses? | John Hancock
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| Ethan Allen led what group? | The Green Mountain Boys
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| This person was leader of the minutemen | John Parker
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| Thomas Gage had orders | to take away the weapons of the Massachusetts militia.
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| Which group did the colonies organize to fight against Great Britain? | Continental Army
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| An example of propaganda during the American Revolution was | The Boston Massacre
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| Soldiers ready to fight at a moment's notice were known as | minutemen
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| Name the three laws found in the Corercive/Intolerable Acts | banned town meetings, closed Boston Harbor, forced colonists to house British soldiers
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| The Olive Branch Petition asked the King to protect | the rights of the colonists
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| Patrick Henry was a | Patriot
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| The Townshend Acts taxed what goods | Imported goods
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| This Act taxed the colonists without their consent | Stamp Act
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| This philosopher influenced Thomas Jefferson in writing the Declaration of Independence | John Locke
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| After which battle did the British realize that the Americans would not be defeated easily? | Bunker Hill
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| The colonists were angry after the Tea Act because | They wanted to decide on their own what tea they wanted to buy
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| Those who sided with the British were called | Loyalists
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| Those who supported to the right to Independence were called | Patriots
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| What was the role of the Continental Congress | To represent Americans and challenge British control
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| Location where many colonists believed fighting would break out first? | New England
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| Who was in charge of the first Post Office? | Ben Franklin
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| After the Intolerable Acts did the colonists become isolated from Boston? | The Intolerable Acts made the colonists more united
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| Soldiers stealing from shops,rude soldiers and soldiers competing for jobs with the colonists all lead to | The Boston Massacre
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| How many colonists were killed during the Boston Massacre? | Five
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| This document explains why the colonies chose to form a new nation | Declaration of Independence
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| Benedict Arnold led a failed attack on what Canadian city? | Quebec
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| When the Boston Tea Party occurred, most colonists considered themselves ______________ citizens. | British
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| Organization that spread political ideas and information throughout the colonies? | Committee of Correspondence
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| Meeting to decide how to respond to increased taxes and abuses of authority by the British government? | First Continental Congress
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| Explains why the Continental Congress drew up the Declaration | Preamble
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| Lists the rights of the citzens | Declaration of Natural Rights
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| Lists the colonists complaints against the British govt | List of Grievances
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| Declares that the colonies are free and independent. | Resolution of Independence
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| German troops hired by the King of England to fight in the colonies | Hessians
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| King of England that wanted the Acts and made the colonists upset | King George
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| The colonists were angry about being taxed by the British because | They believed the taxes were unfair
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| Henry, Adams, Adams, Lee and Washington all | attended both the 1st and 2nd Continental Congress
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| Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness are? Where can they be found? | Unalienable rights, Declaration of Independence
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| Dawes and Revere warned | that the British were coming
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| Taxation, lack of representation in Parliament and Trade restriction were all | causes of the American Revolution
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| Printing of money, a new post office headed by Franklin and the Continental Army were all created with | The 2nd Continental Congress
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| At the 2nd Continental Congress, delegates decided to | separate from England
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| Effects of the Townshend Acts included | Boycott of British goods, Protest groups ( Sons and Daughters of Liberty) were formed.
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