American Revolution

Salutary Neglect is where trade relations for the colonies were________.

What are the Intolerable Acts

When did the Battle of Saratoga happen?

What became a main bone of contention between the British and French?

In the Quartering Act, what were colonists required to produce?

Who was the British king during the American Revolution?

In the Battle of Yorktown, who arrives in Support in September of 1781?

Who lost territories in the French and Indian War?

What is the law passed by Parliament that led to a famous event where colonists dressed up as Native Americans?

When was the Treaty of Paris signed?

What marked the end of the French and Indian War?

What is one reason colonists were angry about "taxation without representation"?

Why were colonists angry about the Proclamation of 1763?

What is a weakness of the British?

What is a weakness of the colonists?

What is a strength of the British?

How did colonists react to the Intolerable (Coercive) Acts?

What happened during the Battle of Trenton?

The "shot heard 'round the world" occured at which battle?

Salutary Neglect is a policy of the British Government.

What is a weakness of the colonists?

When did United States declare its independence from Great Britain?

When was the Treaty of Paris signed that ended The American Revolution?

What Document says that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator?

When did the Boston Massacre happen?

Why did Great Britain pass the Proclmation of 1763?

What is a weakness of the British?

The Boston Massacre was a riot arising from the resentment of Boston colonists towards who?

What is a strength of the British?

What is a weakness of the colonists?

What is a strength of the colonists?

Where did the Boston Massacre happen?

What is a strength of the colonists?

The Boston Massacre was a riot?

What is a strength of the colonists?

John Locke was associated with_______________.

Why did Great Britain pass the Proclamation of 1763?

What was the key battle of the French and Indian War?

The Battle of Trenton was an inspirational victory for the Contenential Army.

Where did the tribes lose territories in the French and Indian War?

In the Quartering Act, who did the Colonists have to provide quarters and supplies for?

What did the colonists do during the famous events where colonists dressed up as Native Americans?

What is a strength of the colonists?

What is a strength of the British?

In the French and Indian War The Ohio Valley became the main bone of contention between who?

Who formed a Native American Alliance in the French and Indian War?

The Battle of Trenton happened after_____________.

One of Great Britain's responses to the Boston Tea Party was it reduced their self-government autonomy.

What act limited colonists' westward explansion past the Applachian Mountains?

What was one of Great Britain's responses to the Boston Tea Party?

What was the name of the radical group founded by Samuel Adams in response to higher British Taxes?

In the Boston Massacre, the troops fired shots on who?

During the Battle of Yorktown Lord Cornwall surrenders to the Contential Army.

What is the treaty that ended the American Revolution?

In the French and Indian War, Chief Pontiac forms a Native American Alliance and strikes back at who?

How many battles were in the Battle of Saratoga?

What was one of Great Britain's responses to the Boston Tea Party?

What is one of Great Britain's responses to the Boston Tea Party?

Salutary Neglect is a policy of the french.

One of the effects of the French and Indian War was the loss of what?

What is one reason the colonists were angry about "taxation without representation?"