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Misc.
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England’s
Lawmaking body
Secret societies
that opposed
British policies
First African
American to die in
America’s fight
for independence
Cousins who were
prominent leaders
in American
resistance
The 3 midnight
riders
Law requiring all
legal documents to
bear a stamp
Law that said colonies
must provide British
soldiers a house and
supplies
Laws passed to punish
Massachusetts
This act gave the
British East India
Company a trade
monopoly
Placed duties on glass,
paper,paint, lead and
tea
Patrick Henry wanted
liberty or this
Taxation without
representation is …
Thomas Paine’s
plea for patriotism
was written here
Begins..when in the
course of human events
This document told
English settlers not to go
beyond the Appalachian
Mountains
Colony where battle of
Lexington & Concord
took place
First major battle
of the
Revolutionary War
City where the
Declaration was
written
The lamp(s) that
signaled British troop
movements hung
here
This building was the
site of the Boston
Massacre
Those who
remained loyal to
Great Britain
The American Army
was called this
He introduced the
resolution for American
independence in the
Continental Congress
British General in
charge of troops at
Boston
Moderates in the
Continental Congress
sent this document to
King George after the
Battle of Bunker Hill
Make your wager
The idea of unalienable
rights was borrowed from
this philosopher
What is Parliament ?
Sons of Liberty
Crispus Attucks
John & Samuel
Adams
Revere, Prescott &
Dawes
Stamp Act
Quartering Act
Intolerable Acts or
Coercive Acts
Tea Act
What were the
Townshend Acts?
What is death?
Tyranny
Common Sense
What is the
Declaration of
Independence
Proclamation of
1763
What is
Massachusetts?
What is Bunker
(Breed’s) Hill?
What is
Philadelphia?
What is the Old
North Church
(steeple)
Custom House
What are Loyalists
(or Tories)
Continentals
Richard Henry Lee
General Gage
Olive Branch
Petition
Who is John Locke?
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