Q. What did Britain do as a result of the French and Indian War?

Q. _____________________ was the name of Britain's law making assembly.

Q. What were the taxes on all printed materials in the colonies called?

Q. The _____________________ placed a taxed on all imported goods.

Q. Closing Boston Harbor, General Thomas Gage taking over control of Boston, and no town meetings were all examples of the ____________________________.

Q. Place these events in order: a- Boston Tea Party, b- Paul Revere's Rise, c-Stamp Act, d- French and Indian War

Q. This group was formed by ____________________. ___________________ dressed as Mohawks and dumped tea in the harbor. 

Q. What angered colonists the most about the Stamp Act?

Q. What were the goals of the Redcoats during the battle of Lexington and Concord?

Q. At what event did the British soldiers fire into a crowd of colonists killing 5 people?

Q. Which group of people sided with King George the III?

Q. Stopping all trade with Britain and beginning to train militias was a result of __________________________.

Q. Which of the following was not a role of women in the road to the revolution?

Q. "Give me liberty, or give me death!" were the famous words spoken by this famous speech writer and patriot.

Q. Those fighting for their rights and freedoms were know as __________________.

Q. What was the first battle of the American Revolutionary War?

Q. What battle was known as "the shot heard round the world"?

Q. To cancel means to _______________. Britain decided to do this after the protests against the Stamp Act.

Q. Put the following events in order:
a- Intolerable Acts, b- Boston Massacre, c- Townshend Acts, d- First Continental Congress, e- Second Continental Congress, f- Stamp Act, g- French and Indian War, h- Boston Tea Party, i- Battle of Lexington and Concord, j- Midnight Ride of Paul Revere, k- Proclamation of 1763