Road to Revolution Review

forced Boston to pay for destroyed tea, banned communities of correspondence, and shut down the Boston Harbor.

• Intolerable Acts
• Proclamation Act
• Quartering Act

Made it illegal for the colonists to to settle west of the Appalachian Mountains in order to prevent wars with Natives or the Spanish

• Stamp Act
• Tea Act
• Proclamation Act

forced colonists to pay to house British troops sent to the colonists to prevent war with the Natives and enforce British laws.

• Quartering Act
• Tea Act
• Proclamation Act

gave the British East India Company total control over the sale of an important product in the colonies to try to stop smuggling.

• Intolerable Acts
• Proclamation Act
• Tea Act

The first direct tax on the colonists, all documents would need a British marking to show that the tax had  been paid.

• Intolerable Acts
• Stamp Act
• Tea Act

Patriots dressed up as Native Americans and threw British goods into the harbor to protest British taxes and rules.

• Boycott
• Boston Tea Party
•  Boycott Continental Congress

Refusing to buy British goods in hopes of getting the British to change tax laws.

• Boston Tea Party
• Continental Congress
• Boycott

A meeting where Patriot leaders from all of the colonies organized to resist Britain and later prepare for war.

• Boycott
• Boston Tea Party
• Continental Congress

Philadelphia printer, scientist; sent to Britain to ask Parliament to change. Helped edit the Declaration.

• Benjamin Franklin
• George Washington
• Samuel Adams

General of the Continental Army because of his experience in the French and Indian War.

• Thomas Jefferson
• Samuel Adams
• George Washington