American Revolution Events

This Act, passed by Parliament in 1765, placed a tax on printed materials. 

The "shot heard 'round the world" was fired at: 

As tensions increased, colonists formed militias made up of: 

Ticonderoga was captured under the leadership of: 

This group engaged in activities depicted below. 

American muskets had this unique innovation that gave us a range advantage

The First Continental Congress:

10,000 Colonists surrounded British Occupied Boston, leading to: 

____ was the leader of 500 men who harassed Gen. Burgoyne's troops in upstate NY

largely undefended because of it's location, Ticonderoga was a remnant of: 

Gen. Burgoyne's British Army was weakened at Saratoga from: 

Minutemen used these tactics as they chased the British back to Boston following L.&C. 

Though the Stamp Act was repealed, Parliament simultaneously passed this, asserting their power

This resolution, adopted on 2 July 1776 was authored by Richard Henry Lee

Cornwallis surrendered his ________ at Yorktown, effectively ending the Revolutionary War. 

Critical to the liberation of Boston were cannons captured at the location pictured below

At Yorktown, Cornwallis made the critical error of: 

Following the Boston Tea Party, the Intolerable Act:

Among tactics used by the Continental Army were: 

The event pictured was organized to protest the:

Because of the troubles in Boston, England sent troops. 1 in __ in Boston were soldiers.

Valley Forge was: 

The British soldiers who fired into the crowd, killing five, at the "Boston Massacre" were:

Washington attempted this method to deal with smallpox at Valley Forge 

Saratoga resulted in the U.S. gaining the assistance of this ally: 

Name the event that this engraving depicts. 

Saratoga was: 

This man was the main author of the Declaration of Independence 

In 1765, parliament passed law, requiring colonists to provide food and shelter to soldiers. 

Gen. Gage ordered his Boston troops to _______, leading to Paul Revere's ride. 

The _______ was a meeting in Philadelphia of delegates from the 13 colonies. 

Jefferson opened the Declaration with: