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Match the following terms with the definition on the right. Sons and Daughters of Liberty Boston Tea Party 1 Also referred to as the French and Indian War Organizational groups involved in lynching, hanging effigies, and knitting clothes and buying American products George Washington launched an attack on the French from this Fort to start the war 2 7 Years War 3 Declaration of Independence 4 Dumped 342 chests as a result of the protection of East India Company Listed grievances against the British Boston Massacre 5 government These pirates had a letter of marque from the King to raid ships for profit especially during Stamp Act 6 war time This was the worst part of the Intolerable or Coercive Acts Privateers 7 8 He organized minutemen to come to the aid of the Americans to start the Revolutionary War The 'Indians' were winning and the British passed the Royal Proclamation to settle a land dispute A system of checks and balances that was Sugar Act Quebec Act 9 Townsend Act 10 borrowed A French man who served in America and went on to play a part in the French Revolution A Scientist with ideas behind the Revolution, government and also America's diplomat in European negotiations These taxes impacted tea, paper, glass and paint and were repealed except for the tea This Act allowed the French to use their Pontiac's Rebellion 11 Quartering Act 12 Fort Necessity 13 Loyalists 14 language and legal system Iroquois Confederacy Articles of Confederation 15 The first draft of the new Government structure After a night drinking and throwing stones (or snowballs) 5 people were killed This tax affected the rich 16 Paul Revere 17 These Americans wanted to stay loyal and many moved to Upper and Lower Canada He is known as America's traitor Benedict Arnold 18 Lafayette Ben Franklin 19 20 This tax was on all paper products affecting all segments of the population

Match the following terms with the definition on the right. Sons and Daughters of Liberty Boston Tea Party 1 Also referred to as the French and Indian War Organizational groups involved in lynching, hanging effigies, and knitting clothes and buying American products George Washington launched an attack on the French from this Fort to start the war 2 7 Years War 3 Declaration of Independence 4 Dumped 342 chests as a result of the protection of East India Company Listed grievances against the British Boston Massacre 5 government These pirates had a letter of marque from the King to raid ships for profit especially during Stamp Act 6 war time This was the worst part of the Intolerable or Coercive Acts Privateers 7 8 He organized minutemen to come to the aid of the Americans to start the Revolutionary War The 'Indians' were winning and the British passed the Royal Proclamation to settle a land dispute A system of checks and balances that was Sugar Act Quebec Act 9 Townsend Act 10 borrowed A French man who served in America and went on to play a part in the French Revolution A Scientist with ideas behind the Revolution, government and also America's diplomat in European negotiations These taxes impacted tea, paper, glass and paint and were repealed except for the tea This Act allowed the French to use their Pontiac's Rebellion 11 Quartering Act 12 Fort Necessity 13 Loyalists 14 language and legal system Iroquois Confederacy Articles of Confederation 15 The first draft of the new Government structure After a night drinking and throwing stones (or snowballs) 5 people were killed This tax affected the rich 16 Paul Revere 17 These Americans wanted to stay loyal and many moved to Upper and Lower Canada He is known as America's traitor Benedict Arnold 18 Lafayette Ben Franklin 19 20 This tax was on all paper products affecting all segments of the population

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American Revolution Match Match the following terms with the definition on the right. Sons and Daughters of Liberty Boston Tea Party 1 Also referred to as the French and Indian War Organizational groups involved in lynching, hanging effigies, and knitting clothes and buying American products George Washington launched an attack on the French from this Fort to start the war 2 7 Years War 3 Declaration of Independence Dumped 342 chests as a result of the protection of East India Company Listed grievances against the British 4 Boston Massacre 5 government These pirates had a letter of marque from the King to raid ships for profit especially during Stamp Act 6 war time Privateers 7 This was the worst part of the Intolerable or Coercive Acts He organized minutemen to come to the aid of the Americans to start the Revolutionary War The 'Indians' were winning and the British passed the Royal Proclamation to settle a land dispute A system of checks and balances that was borrowed A French man who served in America and went on to play a part in the French Revolution A Scientist with ideas behind the Revolution, government and also America's diplomat in European negotiations These taxes impacted tea, paper, glass and paint and were repealed except for the tea This Act allowed the French to use their Sugar Act 8 Quebec Act 9 Townsend Act 10 Pontiac's Rebellion 11 Quartering Act 12 Fort Necessity 13 Loyalists 14 language and legal system The first draft of the new Government structure Iroquois Confederacy Articles of Confederation 15 After a night drinking and throwing stones (or snowballs) 5 people were killed This tax affected the rich 16 Paul Revere 17 These Americans wanted to stay loyal and many moved to Upper and Lower Canada He is known as America's traitor Benedict Arnold 18 Lafayette Ben Franklin 19 This tax was on all paper products affecting all segments of the population 20
Transcribed Image Text:American Revolution Match Match the following terms with the definition on the right. Sons and Daughters of Liberty Boston Tea Party 1 Also referred to as the French and Indian War Organizational groups involved in lynching, hanging effigies, and knitting clothes and buying American products George Washington launched an attack on the French from this Fort to start the war 2 7 Years War 3 Declaration of Independence Dumped 342 chests as a result of the protection of East India Company Listed grievances against the British 4 Boston Massacre 5 government These pirates had a letter of marque from the King to raid ships for profit especially during Stamp Act 6 war time Privateers 7 This was the worst part of the Intolerable or Coercive Acts He organized minutemen to come to the aid of the Americans to start the Revolutionary War The 'Indians' were winning and the British passed the Royal Proclamation to settle a land dispute A system of checks and balances that was borrowed A French man who served in America and went on to play a part in the French Revolution A Scientist with ideas behind the Revolution, government and also America's diplomat in European negotiations These taxes impacted tea, paper, glass and paint and were repealed except for the tea This Act allowed the French to use their Sugar Act 8 Quebec Act 9 Townsend Act 10 Pontiac's Rebellion 11 Quartering Act 12 Fort Necessity 13 Loyalists 14 language and legal system The first draft of the new Government structure Iroquois Confederacy Articles of Confederation 15 After a night drinking and throwing stones (or snowballs) 5 people were killed This tax affected the rich 16 Paul Revere 17 These Americans wanted to stay loyal and many moved to Upper and Lower Canada He is known as America's traitor Benedict Arnold 18 Lafayette Ben Franklin 19 This tax was on all paper products affecting all segments of the population 20
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