American Revolution 4th Grade

forced people to pay for and helped fund the French and Indian War (a)  

• Tax
• Slavery
• Quartering Act
• Petition

Patriots

• Colonists who were against British rule

• Colonists who were for British rule

• Colonists who taxed the poor

• British soldiers

an Act passed by British parliament where colonists had to buy stamps and put them on papers, cards and legal documents to help fund the British Government.

• Declaration of Independence

• Stamp Act

• Tea Act

• Intolerable acts

Loyalists

• American Colonists who supported the British and their laws made by the British Parliment

• American Colonists who wanted to be free from British rule

• Colonists who fought at a minutes notice

• The group that organized a protest against the tax on tea.

the leader of the Continental Army who became the first President of the United States.

• Henri

• Sam Adams

• Patrick Henry

• George Washington

A person who works for another in order to learn a trade (a)  

• Master Craftman
• Taxman
• Apprentice
• Minuteman

1776 document, issued by the Second Continental Congress, that explained the rights of life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, and a voice in the government were guaranteed rights given to American colonists. (a)  

• Stamp Act
• Declaration of Independence
• Sons of Liberty
• Quartering Act

A skilled craftsman who opened up his shop to teach young men a job like being a blacksmith, silversmith, or carpenter. (a)  

• aprentice
• Master craftsman
• Minutemen
• Slave

farmers, fishermen, hunters

• Slave's jobs

• Colonial women's jobs

• Colonial children's jobs

• Colonial men's job

spinning thread, churning butter, making candles

• Colonial Children's jobs

• Colonial jobs of women

• jobs of slaves

• Colonial men's jobs