U3 - Causes of the American Revolution

American colonists who remained loyal to the British Crown during the American Revolutionary War.

• LOYALISTS (TORIES)

• PATRIOTS (WHIGS)

• PURITANS

• CATHOLICS

Americans that believed the colonies had a right to govern themselves & rebelled against British control during the American Revolution.

• LOYALISTS (TORIES)

• PATRIOTS (WHIGS)

• SEPARATISTS (PILGRIMS)

• PALEO INDIANS

A war for territory between the French/Indians vs. Great Britain. It led to a LARGE war debt for Great Britain.

• FRENCH & INDIAN WAR (1754 – 1763)

• PROCLAMATION LINE OF 1763

• LEXINGTON & CONCORD (1775)

• THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR (1775 - 1783)

Prohibited (stopped) settlers from moving west of the Appalachian Mnts. in hope that it would stop conflict with Native Americans.

• FRENCH & INDIAN WAR (1754 – 1763)

• PROCLAMATION LINE OF 1763

• BOSTON MASSACRE (1770)

• THE ENGLISH BILL OF RIGHTS (1689)

A TAX that Required colonists to buy stamps for all paper products to pay for war debts.

• STAMP ACT (1765)

• QUARTERING ACT (1765)

• TOWNSHEND ACTS (1767)

• TEA ACT (1773)

A TAX that ordered colonial assemblies to provide British troops with quarters (housing) and any other items they wanted.

• STAMP ACT (1765)

• QUARTERING ACT (1765)

• TOWNSHEND ACTS (1767)

• INTOLERABLE ACTS (1774)

A TAX on goods imported from Great Britain such as glass, paint, paper, & tea to help pay for British Army in the colonies. (later repealed/take back)

• STAMP ACT (1765)

• QUARTERING ACT (1765)

• TOWNSHEND ACTS (1767)

• INTOLERABLE ACTS (1774)

A riot arising from the resentment of Boston colonists toward British troops quartered in the city, in which the troops fired on the mob and killed 5 colonists.

• FRENCH & INDIAN WAR (1754 – 1763)

• BOSTON MASSACRE (1770)

• BOSTON TEA PARTY (1773)

• SALEM WITCH TRIALS (1692 - 1693)

Lowered the cost of tea that was sold by the British East India Company in the colonies creating a monopoly in the colonies.

• TOWNSHEND ACTS (1767)

• TEA ACT (1773)

• BOSTON TEA PARTY (1773)

• BOSTON MASSACRE (1770)

A raid on three British ships in Boston Harbor in which the Sons of Liberty, disguised as Indians, threw tea (90,000 lbs.) into the harbor as a protest against the TEA ACT.

• FRENCH & INDIAN WAR (1754 – 1763)

• PROCLAMATION LINE OF 1763

• BOSTON MASSACRE (1770)

• BOSTON TEA PARTY (1773)