Road to Revolution Review

This law making body based in London passed laws and taxes it deemed supreme.

Written documents agreed upon at Stamp Act Congress imposed boycott until repeal

This first battle of the Revolution was where 70 minutemen faced off with 700 British soldiers.

Boston Tea Party resulted in the Sons of Liberty..

Company had the monopoly on tea trade in the colonies

Parliament declared that it was supreme to the thirteen colonial assemblies.

Intolerable Acts included all but

First time colonists united to oppose British policy, 9 colonies meet in NYC.

In reaching Concord, the British

This famous image of the Boston Massacre served as propaganda for the Sons of Liberty created

term applies to those who refused to fight due to moral or religious principles, i.e. Quakers

Bloody return of British soldiers from Concord to Boston, followed by seige of Boston

First tax imposed by Parliament after the French and Indian War, indirectly taxed molasses, etc

Term refers to money borrowed and owed to another person or company or country.

The siege of Boston was broken by the evacuation of the British because of

The British regulars marching out to Concord were out to

Represented the king's authority in the colonies

All three were riders for the Midnight Ride except

This part of the Townshend Acts allowed British officials to search for smuggled goods anytime

This financial term refers to money coming into government or company... want to maximize it.

He defended the British troops at the Boston Massacre Trial, very unpopular at the time.

This tax really angered the colonists, imposed on legal and business documents, paid in silver

He commanded British troops at the Boston Massacre.

He was the British monarch during this time, through the American Revolution.

Term for nearly complete control of the trade of a product or service, now illegal in U.S.

Secret organization opposed to British policy in the colonies, especially taxation

To combat violence and help enforce tax laws, British sent thousands of troops to

The colonists responded to the Intolerable Acts by calling for

Former bookstore owner responsible for bringing artillery from Ticonderoga to Boston

To save money for British, required colonists to house and feed British soldiers.

Thomas Paine's Common Sense included all of the following arguments except

Virginia assemblyman became famous with opposition to Stamp Act, "if this be treason..."

The punishment by Parliament for the Boston Tea Party

The Townshend Acts followed the Stamp Act and indirectly taxed all of the following except

The verdict of the Boston Massacre Trial was