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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Vocabulary Who Am I QuotesYears/Date s Responses Battle Locations

6. Give the definition of “assembly” A 100

7. a gathering of people for a common cause. A 100

8. What does “liberty” mean? A 200

9. freedom A 200

10. What does “boycott” mean? A 300

11. To stop buying or using goods for a common purpose.

12. What is a “petition”? A 400

13. A document that states a group of people’s opinions. A 400

14. What is a “revolution”? A 500

15. An uprising or battle against a country that has control of another. A 500

16. I nominated Washington to be commander – in – chief. B 100

17. John Adams B 100

18. I went with Revere and Dawes. B 200

19. Prescott B 200

20. Who convinced women to give up tea? B 300

21. Mercy Otis Warren B 300

22. Leader of the Green Mountain Boys. B 400

23. Ethan Allen B 400

24. I was killed at the Boston Massacre, was I the first one? Not according to the movie. B 500

25. Crispus Attucks B 500

26. “…give me liberty or give me death…” C 100

27. Patrick Henry C 100

28. “Don’t fire until you see the whites of their eyes!” C 200

29. Isreal Putnam C 200

30. “…no taxation without representation…” C 300

31. Congress C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. Who says, “with opportunity come responsibility.” C 400

34. Mr. Komar C 400

35. Who said the Committees of Correspondence were to “state the rights of the colonists.” C 500

36. Sam Adams C 500

37. Boston Massacre D 100

38. March 5, 1770 D 100

39. Surrender of Fort Ticonderoga and when 2 nd Cont. Congress met. D 200

40. May 10, 1775 D 200

41. The year of the Stamp Act. D 300

42. 1765 D 300

43. In 1764 this was the tax BEFORE the Stamp Act. D 400

44. Sugar Act D 400

45. When did the British troops FIRST come to Boston? 1758 1768 1778 D 500

46. 1768 D 500

47. What was the colonist’s response to the Stamp Act? E 100

48. Sons of Liberty were formed. E 100

49. To the Townshend Acts? E 200

50. boycott, Daughters of Liberty, Mercy Otis Warren E 200

51. To the Intolerable Acts? E 300

52. Boston Tea Party E 300

53. Throwing snowballs with rocks inside and calling soldiers “lobsters”. E 400

54. Boston Massacre E 400

55. Because of the French and Indian War, this first tax was made. E 500

56. Sugar Act E 500

57. NOT Bunker Hill F 100

58. Breeds Hill

59. Shot heard round the world. F 200

60. Lexington F 200

61. Ticonderoga location F 300

62. New York

63. The STATE the Battle of Concord took place. F 400

64. Massachusetts F 400

65. How many charges did the British make at the Battle of Bunker Hill? F 500

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67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Patriots Please record your wager.

68. This Patriot wrote “Common Sense” so regular people could understand what was going on with the revolution.

69. Thomas Paine

70. Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!