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Copyright 2002 Bonnie Nizamis

Important people Important Locations Acts and laws Steps to Rev FINALFINAL

Name given to Colonial soldiers who could be ready to fight very quickly.

Minutemen 100

One of the slang term for a British soldier

lobsterback or redcoat 200

Leader of the Sons of Liberty in Massachusetts

Sam Adams 300

Colonial Lawyer who defended the English soldiers after the Boston Massacre.

John Adams 400

King of England during the Revolution

King George III 500

City where the famous “massacre” occurred

Boston 100

Colony in which Boston is located

Massachusetts 200

Places where Colonial troops first fired on British soldiers

Lexington and Concord 300

Colony in which the towns of Lexington and Concord are located

Massachusetts 400

City where the first Continental Congress met

Philadelphia 500

Act that required a tax on all written documents, making the colonists furious

Stamp Act 100

Act that put a tax on all imported sugar products

Sugar Act 200

American colonists who thought they were lucky to be a part of the British colonies and under British protection. Therefore, they remained loyal to Britain in the American Revolution.

loyalists 300

Term that is described as – the mother country has colonies in order to increase it’s wealth by making money off of the colonies.

mercantilism 400

Law, passed in 1763, that forbade English Colonists from moving across the Appalachian Mountains.

Proclamation of

Refusal by the colonists to buy British Goods

boycott 100

Organizations of patriots who did what they could to oppose British rule in America

Sons of Liberty 200

Slogan about taxes that influenced many colonists to rebel against Great Britain

“No taxation without representation” 300

Law-making body in England

Parliament 400

A plan of action used to reach a goal

strategy 500

Event that British hoped to pay for by raising Colonists’ taxes

French and Indian War FINAL