A | B |
Quartering Act | Required colonists to house and feed British soldiers |
Divided We Fall | United We Stand, ... |
Boston | King George responded to colonists destroying a shipment of tea by sending soldiers to ___ |
Americans | Many colonists began to feel that they were no longer British subjects, but rather ___ |
Treason | Many of the founding fathers could have been convicted of ___ and hung |
Boston Harbor | Britain closed ___ ___ after the Boston Tea Party |
Mohawk Indians | Colonists disguised themselves as ___ ___ during the Boston Tea Party |
Boston Massacre | British soldiers shot and killed five people while under attack by a mob |
Intolerable Acts | Britain responded to the Boston Tea Party by passing as series of laws known as the ___ ___ in the colonies |
Pennsylvania Gazette | Benjamin Franklin's newspaper was called The ___ ___ |
Benjamin Franklin | Elected Postmaster General |
Paul Revere | Made a midnight ride warning the people that "the British (Regulars) are coming" |
Sugar Act | Tax placed on sugar |
Stamp Act | Tax placed on paper goods |
Tea | During the Boston Tea Party, colonists destroyed $1.7 million (today's value) into Boston Harbor |
Representation | Colonists cried out "No taxation without ___" |
Mob rule | Many colonists were concerned about ___ ___ in the colonies following the Boston Tea Party |
Slavery | One issue the colonists couldn't agree on was ___ |
Death | Patrick Henry attempted to convince Virginia to join the revolution by saying "Give me liberty or give me ___" |
Red Coats | British soldiers |