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THIS WAS THE FIRST BATTLE OF THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR

French and Indian War $100

Fort Necessity

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ONE KEY FRENCH ADVANTAGE WAS THAT THEY HAD MANY MORE OF THESE KEY

DEFENSIVE BUILDINGS

French and Indian War $200

Forts

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THIS SIDE HAD THE ADVANTAGE OF A LARGER COLONIAL POPULATION.

French and Indian War $300

The British

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THIS NATIVE AMERICAN GROUP JOINED THE BRITISH TO GET BACK AT THEIR ENEMY WHO HAD SIDED WITH THE

FRENCH.

French and Indian War $400

Iroquois

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THIS WAS ONE OF THE LAST BATTLES OF THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR AND MARKED BRITISH VICTORY AS THE

CAPITAL OF NEW FRANCE WAS TAKEN

French and Indian War $500

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Quebec

THIS WAS A TAX ON ALL LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND WAS PROTESTED BY

COLONISTS UNTIL IT WAS LATER REPEALED BY PARLIAMENT

Taxes and Acts $100

Stamp Act

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THIS WAS A SERIES OF TAXES ON GLASS, PAPER, SILK, LEAD, AND TEA

Taxes and Acts $200

Townshend Acts

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THESE ACTS WERE DESIGNED TO PUNISH THE CITY OF BOSTON.

Taxes and Acts $300

Intolerable Acts

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Taxes and Acts $400

THIS LEGAL DOCUMENT ALLOWED CUSTOMS OFFICIALS TO SEARCH

ANY SHIP OR HOME FOR SMUGGLED GOODS

writ of assistance

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Taxes and Acts $500

THIS ACT STATED THAT BRITAIN HAD THE RIGHT TO PASS ANY

TAXES OR LAWS ON THE COLONIES THAT THEY WANTED TO

Declaratory Act

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THIS MAN LED THE BRITISH TROOPS AT FORT NECESSITY AND LATER

BECAME A KEY AMERICAN GENERAL IN THE REVOLUTION

Revolutionary People $100

George Washington

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THIS FAMOUS BOSTONIAN STARTED THE COMMITTEES OF

CORRESPONDENCE AND COINED THE PHRASE "BOSTON MASSACRE"

Revolutionary People $200

Samuel Adams

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Revolutionary People $300

THIS LAWYER AND FUTURE PRESIDENT DEFENDED THE

SOLDIERS RESPONSIBLE FOR KILLING COLONISTS AT THE BOSTON

MASSACRE

John Adams

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Revolutionary People $400

THIS MAN CREATED A POLITICAL CARTOON OF A CUT UP SNAKE WITH

THE MESSAGE "JOIN OR DIE."

Benjamin Franklin

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Revolutionary People $500

THIS WOMAN SHOWED HER PATRIOTISM BY POKING FUN AT THE BRITISH IN A SERIES OF PLAYS THAT

SHE WROTE

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Mercy Otis Warren

Redcoat or Militia? $100

USED GUERILLA STYLE FIGHTING.

Militia

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MORE DISCIPLINED AND PROFESSIONAL.

Redcoats

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ORGANIZED LOCALLY WITH CAPTAINS IN CHARGE.

Redcoat or Militia? $300

militia

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HAD COMMANDERS WITH PERSONAL AIDES AND TEA TIME.

Redcoat or Militia? $400

British (Redcoats)

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STARTED TO SEE THEMSELVES AS DIFFERENT BASED ON THE

WAY THEY WERE TREATED.

Redcoat or Militia? $500

American colonists (or militia)

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Protests $100

THIS IS WHAT MANY COLONISTS WOULD CRY OUT TO DEMONSTRATE

HOW THEY THOUGHT THE TAXES WERE UNFAIR

No Taxation Without

Representation!

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Protests $200

COLONISTS PROTESTED MANY TAXES BY DOING THIS TO

BRITISH GOODS, WHICH IS REFUSING TO BUY THEM

Boycott

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Protests $300

THIS COLONIAL PROTEST ANGERED BRITAIN GREATLY AND

CAUSED THEM TO PASS THE INTOLERABLE ACTS

Boston Tea Party

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Protests $400

THOUGH THIS IS NOT AN ACTUAL LAW, IT WAS AN

AGREEMENT BY THE COLONISTS TO BOYCOTT ANY GOODS TAXED

BY THE TOWNSHEND ACTS

Non-importation Act

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Protests $500

THIS WAS A NETWORK OF WRITING LETTERS TO INFORM DIFFERENT COLONIES ABOUT THE WRONGS BEING DONE BY

THE BRITISH

committees of correspondence

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IN THE TREATY OF PARIS, 1763, THIS COUNTRY RECEIVED ALL

OF THE LAND WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER

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Spain

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THIS WAS A GROUP OF PATRIOT WOMEN WHO ORGANIZED TO

ONLY WEAR DRESSES OF HOME SPUN CLOTH IN ORDER TO

BOYCOTT BRITISH CLOTHING

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Daughters of Liberty

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THE ONLY CRIME COMMITTED BY THE SONS OF LIBERTY AT

THIS EVENT WAS THE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.

Boston Tea PartyBoston Tea Party

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BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PROPOSED THIS PLAN WHICH WOULD UNITE THE COLONIES INTO ONE GOVERNMENT

Albany Plan of Albany Plan of UnionUnion

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THE FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS IN 1774 DECIDED TO

SET UP THESE VOLUNTEER ARMIES IN EACH COLONY.

militiasmilitias

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THIS NATION HAD A LARGER COLONIAL POPULATION DURING THE FRENCH AND

INDIAN WAR.

Advantages & Disadvantages $200

Britain

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THIS NATION HAD MORE STRATEGICALLY PLACED FORTS.

Advantages & Disadvantages $400

France

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THIS WAS A DISADVANTAGE RELATED TO THE UNIFORMS OF THE BRITISH

SOLDIERS.

Advantages & Disadvantages $600

Red coats easy to see

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THIS GROUP WAS AT A DISADVANTAGE BECAUSE INSTEAD OF HAVING ONE

COLONIAL GOVERNMENT, THEY HAD 13.

Advantages & Disadvantages $800

British

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THIS NATION HAD MORE COASTAL COLONIES, WHICH HELPED WHEN

BRINGING IN SOLDIERS AND SUPPLIES.

Advantages & Disadvantages $1000

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Britain

THIS LAW FORBID ANY ENGLISH COLONISTS FROM SETTLING THE OHIO

RIVER VALLEY.

Starts with “P” $200

Proclamation of 1763

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THIS TERM MEANS A COLONIST WHO WANTED TO BREAK AWAY FROM GREAT

BRITAIN.

Starts with “P” $400

Patriot

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THIS PART OF THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT PASSED TAXES AND

ACTS THAT AFFECTED THE COLONIES.

Starts with “P” $600

Parliament

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Starts with “P” $800

THIS OTTAWA CHIEF LED A RESISTANCE AGAINST COLONISTS TRYING TO MOVE INTO THE OHIO

RIVER VALLEY.

Pontiac

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Starts with “P” $1000

THIS VIRGINIAN COINED THE PHRASE, "TAXATION WITHOUT

REPRESENTATION IS TYRANNY," AND SAID "GIVE ME LIBERTY OR

GIVE ME DEATH!"

Patrick Henry

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THIS NATION WAS GIVEN ALL OF THE LAND EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND CANADA FROM FRANCE.

Treaty of Paris $200

Britain

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FRANCE GAVE THIS TO SPAIN AS PAYMENT FOR DRAGGING SPAIN

INTO A LOSING WAR.

Treaty of Paris $400

Land west of the Mississippi River

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Treaty of Paris $600

BRITAIN WAS GIVEN FLORIDA BY THIS NATION.

Spain

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Treaty of Paris $800

THIS WAS THE LAND THAT FRANCE WAS ALLOWED TO KEEP AFTER THE

TREATY OF PARIS.

sugar growing islands

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Treaty of Paris $1000

AFTER THE TREATY OF PARIS WAS SIGNED, THIS MONEY ISSUE BECAME BRITAIN'S NEW BIGGEST PROBLEM.

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debt

8 Letter Words $200

SAMUEL ADAMS USED THIS WORD TO DESCRIBE THE KILLING OF 5

CIVILIANS IN FRONT OF THE THE BOSTON CUSTOM'S HOUSE.

massacre

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8 Letter Words $400

THESE (PLURAL) ARE ORGANIZED REFUSALS TO BUY

CERTAIN PRODUCTS THAT WERE TAXED.

boycotts

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THIS FRENCH CITY WAS CAPTURED BY THE BRITISH SHORTLY AFTER QUEBEC NEAR THE END OF THE

FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR.

8 Letter Words $600

Montreal

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IF YOU WERE WEARING DRESSES MADE OF HOMESPUN CLOTH, YOU WOULD BE A "THIS" OF LIBERTY.

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Daughter

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THE STAMP ACT ________ WAS WHEN COLONISTS SIGNED A

PETITION CALLING THE STAMP ACT UNJUST.

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Congress

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Ends with “T”ea $200

THIS ACT WAS NOT A HIGH TAX, BUT ACTUALLY LOWERED THE PRICE OF A GOOD BUT PUT MERCHANTS OUT OF

BUSINESS.

Tea Act

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Ends with “T”ea $400

THIS PRIME MINISTER PLANNED TO WIN THE FRENCH AND

INDIAN WAR BY FOCUSING ON NORTH AMERICA.

William Pitt

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Ends with “T”ea $600

MOLASSES WAS ONE OF THE TAXED GOODS UNDER THIS LAW.

Sugar Act

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Ends with “T”ea $800

THIS WAS A SLANG TERM FOR A BRITISH SOLDIER.

A Red Coat

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Ends with “T”ea $1000

THIS BRITISH LAW ALLOWED FRENCH CANADIANS TO SET UP THEIR OWN GOVERNMENT IN CANADA AND MOVE TO THE

OHIO RIVER VALLEY.

Quebec Act

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GEORGE WASHINGTON STARTED THIS WAR BY FIGHTING AGAINST THE

FRENCH AND SOME INDIANS.

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The French and Indian War

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THIS ACT REQUIRED COLONISTS TO PAY FOR THE QUARTERING OF

BRITISH SOLDIERS.

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Quartering Act

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THIS TREATY ENDING THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR WAS SIGNED IN PARIS IN

1763.

Treaty of Paris, Treaty of Paris, 17631763

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THIS ACT REQUIRED COLONISTS TO PAY FOR A STAMP TO PUT ON ALL LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND SOME EVERYDAY ITEMS.

Stamp ActStamp Act

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CHARLES TOWNSHEND HELPED PASS THESE TAXES ON LEAD,

SILK, PAINT, AND TEA.

Townshend ActsTownshend Acts

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