Road to American Revolution

What event was the first military engagement of the Revolution?

This act led to the statement, "No taxation without representation." What was it?

This series of laws was passed to punish the American colonists for the Boston Tea Party.

What year was the Sugar Act?

What year was the Townshend Acts?

On March 22, 1765 a tax was placed on all paper products and documents. What was it?

This act allowed the British to increase taxes even more. What was it?

During what event did the colonists throw sticks, stones, and snowballs at British soldiers?

The Sons/Daughters of Liberty were formed to protect colonists' rights & fight taxation.

On March 5, 1770 British soldiers fired their muskets into a crowd of colonists and killed 5.

This act forced American colonists to house and feed British forces serving in North America.

The _______ put a tax on glass, tea, lead, paper, and paints. What was it?

What act was the first used to help Britain regain $$ after the French/Indian War?

What act is also called the American Revenue Act?

American colonists dressed as Indians and threw tea from 3 British ships into the harbor?

What year was the Declaratory Acts?

This is where Americans defeated the British at the North bridge as they were crossing over.

What year was the Quartering Act?

This was passed by British Parliament to raise revenue by taxing sugar and molasses.

What event took place when Paul Revere rode his horse yelling "The British are coming!"

What year was the Stamp Act?

What year was the Boston Massacre?

This happened on December 16, 1773. It was a protest by colonists against British tea taxes.

British parliament passed this to affirm its power to legislate "in all cases whatsoever."