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 In the 1700s, colonies and
colonists that had once been
called English, were now
called this.

A 100
Who are the British?

A 100
 These people were allies to
the French during the French
and Indian War.

A 200
Who are the Native American
Indians?

A 200
Britain and France fought for
control over this piece of
land.

A 300
What is the Ohio River
Valley?

A 300
This agreement was signed at
the end of the French and
Indian War between France
and Britain to make peace.

A 400
What is the Treaty of Paris?

A 400
This public statement was
made that promised that
colonists would not settle
west of the Appalachian
Mountains.

A 500
What is the Proclamation of
1763?

A 500
 George Washington and
General Braddock planned to
seize this fort from the
French.

B 100
What is Fort Duquesne?

B 100
George Washington leads this
army into the Revolutionary
War.

B 200
What is the Continental
Army?

B 200
George Washington’s bravery
made him a hero in this state.

B 300
What is Virginia?

B 300
 George Washington sent this
man to Fort Ticonderoga in New
York.

B 400
Who is Henry Knox?

B 400
This was the year George
Washington was elected as
the first president of the
United States.

B 500
What is 1789?

B 500
This word means the illegal importing of goods.

C 100
What is smuggling?

C 100
 This man made an angry
speech against the Stamp Act.

C 200
Who is Patrick Henry?

C 200
This man, along with British
Parliament, decided the
American colonists should
help pay for the costs of the
French and Indian War.

C 300
Who is King George III?

C 300
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Samuel Adams organized this
event for people to complain
about the Stamp Act.

C 400
What is a protest?

C 400
 These were the acts that
placed a tax on tea, as well as
many other goods imported
into North America from
Britain.

C 500
What are the Townshend
Acts?

C 500
 This event happened on
March 5, 1770, in which 5
colonists were shot and killed
on the streets of Boston by
British soldiers.

D 100
What is the Boston
Massacre?

D 100
This man was an African
American sailor who is
known as a hero and was
killed in the Boston
Massacre.

D 200
Who is Crispus Attucks?

D 200
 This man was a member of
the Sons of Liberty who
created a drawing that gave a
false impression of the
Boston Massacre.

D 300
Who is Paul Revere?

D 300
 This man was a Boston
lawyer who defended the
British soldiers to prove that
the justice system in North
America was fair.

D 400
Who is John Adams?

D 400
These were committees set up
to share news with the other
colonies.

D 500
What are Committees of
Correspondence?

D 500
This is a group of ordinary
people who train for battle.

E 100
What are the militia?

E 100
This is the city where Patriots
were hiding weapons and the
British soldiers planned to
secretly attack.

E 200
What is Concord?

E 200
Paul Revere rode, along with
this man, ahead of the British
army to warn the minutemen
and militia that the British
were coming.

E 300
Who is William Dawes?

E 300
This is where the Battle at
Bunker Hill was actually
fought.

E 400
What is Breed’s Hill?

E 400
 This is what Paul Revere
yelled as he rode the streets
ahead of the British army.

E 500
What is “The Regulars are
coming out!”

E 500
 This is the name of the
meeting of the congress that
took place where they
decided they would need an
actual trained army.

F 100
 What is the Second
Continental Congress?

F 100
 This is the name of the final
attempt at peace that was sent
to King George III.

F 200
What is the Olive Branch
Petition?

F 200
 This is the name of the city
where the Second Continental
Congress met.

F 300
What is Philadelphia?

F 300
 This is the name of the fort
that was captured from the
British in 1775, whose canons
were drug to Boston to help
the Continental Army.

F 400
What is Fort Ticonderoga?

F 400
This is the name of the officer
in charge of an army.

F 500
What is a commander?

F 500
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 This was the command given to
the Patriot militia at the Battle of
Bunker Hill.

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What is “Don’t fire until you see
the whites of their eyes.”

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