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| Paul Revere | Rode to warn the colonists that "the British are coming"? |
| George III | King of England during the American Revolution? |
| Sons of Liberty | Tea was dumped into the harbor by this patriotic group dressed as Indians? |
| Redcoat / Lobster Back | Slang term for British soldier? |
| Patrick Henry | This man said, "Give me liberty or give me death"? |
| Samuel Adams | Name the leader of the Sons of Liberty in Massachusetts? |
| Tories | Colonists who were loyal to the British government were called this? |
| Samuel Adams | Boston lawyer who organized the Committees of Correspondence? |
| Pontiac | Chief of the Ottawa Indians who organized the Indians against the colonies? |
| Patrick Henry | Virginian who was a powerful speaker against unpopular English acts? |
| George Grenville | Englishman who became Chancellor of the Exchequer and was responsible for the Stamp Act? |
| James Otis | Boston lawyer who proposed the Stamp Act Congress? |
| Boston | The famous "massacre" occurred in this city? |
| Philadelphia | The first Continental Congress met here? |
| Massachusetts | Boston was found in this colony? |
| New York | Stamp Act Congress met in this colony? |
| Concord | Colonial troops first fired on British troops here? |
| Virginia | Patrick Henry came from this colony? |
| Concord | Samuel Adams and John Hancock were hiding from General Gage in this town? |
| New York | The Townshend Acts forbid the Assembly of this colony to meet? |
| Massachusetts | Towns of Concord and Lexington were located in this colony? |
| Stamp Act | This required a tax on all written documents and made the colonists furious? |
| Smuggled | Illegal goods brought into the colonies without paying taxes on them? |
| Correspondence | These committees were organized to keep colonies informed of events by writing letters? |
| Minutemen | This name was given to the colonial fighting men who could be ready quickly. |
| First Continental Congress | This group drew up a list of complaints against the king of England? |
| Muskets | Colonial rifles were called? |
| Imports | Goods brought into a country? |
| Mob | An undisciplined group? |
| Townshend Acts | Passed to punish the colonies for rebelling against the Stamp Act? |
| House of Burgesses | Colonial legislature located in Virginia? |
| Duty | Tax on imported goods? |
| Proclamation of 1763 | Document which said English colonists could not move across the Appalachian Mountains? |
| Pontiac's War | The Indian uprising in the Ohio River Valley after the French and Indian War? |
| Navigation Acts | This said that tobacco, wool, cotton, sugar, and indigo could be sold only in England? |
| Writs of Assistance | When "officers of the crown" searched colonial homes, they had a special search warrant called? |
| Tea | Townshend Acts were repealed except for a tax on? |
| British East India Company | Huge trading company that brought tea to the colonies? |
| Intolerable Acts | Harsh laws passed to punish the people of Boston? |
| "No taxation without representation" | Slogan which influenced many colonists to rebel against Great Britain? |
| Direct | A tax paid directly to the British government? |
| French and Indian War | The British kept raising taxes of the colonists to pay for this? |
| Representative Government | When people elect other people to make laws for them? |
| Boycott | When the colonists refused to buy British goods? |
| Enumerated Articles | List of good that could be sold only in England? |
