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5. Continental Congresses Early Revolutionary Battles The Final Straw(s) Important People Random Category 100 Point 200 Points 300 Points 400 Points 500 Points 100 Point 200 Points 300 Points 400 Points 500 Points 300 Points 400 Points 500 Points A Storm Over Taxes

6. The first Continental Congress agreed to these two actions

7. Boycott British goods, unite, form militias Bonus:

8. These are two of the men who represented Virginia at both of the Continental Congresses

9. George Washington, Patrick Henry, Richard Henry Lee

10. The first Continental Congress happened in this year

11. 1774

12. These three items were the most important results of the 2 nd Continental Congress

13. Formation of Continental Army, George Washington as leader, Olive Branch Petition

14. These regions of the country were more likely to remain loyalists at the Continental Congresses, and why

15. Carolinas and Georgia; they had more to lose and less to gain by fighting the British (trade)

16. The fort and the reason why Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold wanted to take it. BTW- they did

17. Ft. Ticonderoga; to get cannons/ammo

18. The first successful battle (won by the colonists) was fought in this place

19. Concord Bridge

20. Most of the fighting between these two generals took place on Breed’s Hill, though the battle is called something else

21. William Howe and William Prescott (Bunker Hill)

22. The two battles fought in Canada were over control of this river– they had mixed results

23. St. Lawrence River

24. Led by George Washington, the Continental Army successfully bombed the British until they fled this city

25. Boston (They fled to Canada)

26. The British issued the Proclamation of 1763 for this reason

27. To keep settlers out of Native territory in order to avoid unnecessary wars

28. It’s the first act passed by the British Parliament to raise money, and the year

29. Sugar Act; 1764

30. The Stamp Act taxed several items, four of which were these

31. Wills, diplomas, marriage papers, newspapers, almanacs, playing cards, and dice

32. The Stamp Act prompted people to shout what came to be known as this very famous phrase…

33. “No taxation without representation”

34. The Townshend Acts set up new ways to collect taxes, one of which was by using this legal document to inspect ships without giving a reason

35. By using a writ of assistance

36. These two reasons are why Britain passed the Tea Act in 1773

37. To show Britain had the right to tax what it wanted, and to help the East India Company

38. What event happened Thursday, December 16, 1773?

39. Boston Tea Party

40. What group did the tea partiers disguise themselves as when they marched to Griffin’s Wharf?

41. Mohawk Indians

42. This is the difference between militia and minutemen

43. Militia- trained citizen army Minutemen- volunteer in the militia

44. Location of the “Shot Heard ‘Round the World”

45. Lexington Green

46. The most famous silversmith of the time period

47. Paul Revere

48. This man defended the British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre even though he didn’t agree with their presence in Boston

49. John Adams

50. This Virginian is famous for saying “Give me liberty, or give me death!”

51. Patrick Henry

52. This man led the British to Concord to confiscate colonial weapons

53. Thomas Gage

54. This man was the first to formally propose independence at the 2 nd Continental Congress

55. Richard Henry Lee

56. The colonists responded to the Townshed Acts by signing these documents

57. Non-importation agreements

58. The Townshend Acts placed a small tax on these items (name 3 of the 4)

59. Glass, paper, paint, lead, and tea

60. These two groups placed lanterns in “liberty trees” and held mock hangings to protest taxes in the colonies

61. Sons and Daughters of Liberty

62. These groups wrote letters to other colonies about what was going on in Boston

63. Committees of Correspondence

64. The Intolerable Acts, a.k.a. the Coercive Acts, had these four parts

65. Shut down Boston harbor, could only call one town meeting a year, customs officials charged with crimes sent to England for trial, and a new Quartering Act

66. Make your wager

67. Correctly name the author of, and write the first paragraph of, the Declaration of Natural Rights that is found in the Declaration of Independence

68. Thomas Jefferson- “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these rights are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness”