| Question | Answer |
|---|
| Anglo-American treaty for peace | |
| Author of the Declaration of Independence | |
| Punitive measures by the British to punish the perpetrators of the Boston Tea Party | |
| Defendent of soldiers in Boston Massacre | |
| Incident in Boston in which Sons of liberty dumped £10,000 worth of tea into the harbor | |
| French and American alliance | |
| Theory that claimed all elected members of Parliament represented all British subjects | |
| Act in 1764 which established new duties and provisions aimed at deterring molases smugglers | |
| Final statement of grievances to Britain | |
| Early American victory giving hope to American cause | |
| Citizens loyal to the Crown | |
| British response to Pontiac's Rebellion prohibiting colonists from moving west of the Appalachians | |
| Theory that nation's power depended on wealth | |
| The idea of negative feelings towards the British | |
| Act extending the reaches of Catholic Quebec | |
| American diplomat who negotiated the Franco-American Alliance | |
| Town near to colonial arsenal (not Lexington) | |
| New British King after Seven Years' War | |
| Committees set up in towns around the colonies to enforce the boycott | |
| Southern war hero who became the US's first president | |
| Act made solely for revenue that taxed all paper goods | |
| Protest groups formed throughout the colonies | |
| First battle of the Revolutionary War | |
| Committees set up around the colonies to relay political mood and information | |
| Letter sent by Massachusetts Assembly to all the other assemblies | |
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