Another name for the Seven Years War is __.

The document that ended the French and Indian War was the ___.

A group of acts, or laws Parliament passed after the Boston Tea Party that angered colonists were nicknamed the __.

An official agreement between countries or groups is known as a ___. It is often signed to bring wars to an official end.

American colonists who fought for independence from Great Britain during the Revolutionary War were called __.

One reason the American Indians sided with the French during the French and Indian War was __.

Many Native American groups (American Indians) living in Ohio Country were allies of the _________ during the French and Indian War and allies of the ________ during the Revolutionary War.

The act of Parliament the colonists living in Boston protested by holding the Boston Tea Party was the _______.

The Miami Indian Chief that united American Indian groups living west of the Appalachian Mountains to rebel against the colonists and British soldiers after the French and Indian War was _____.

He is known as one of the founding fathers. During the Revolutionary War he was commander and chief of the Continental Army. Later he became the first President of the United States.

American colonists who sided with the British during the Revolutionary War and did not want to separate from Great Britain were known as Loyalists, or _______.

He ruled Great Britain and issued the Proclamation of 1763. Later he supported the actions and policies of the British Parliament that affected the American colonists.

He was a missionary who started the settlements of Gnadenhutten and Schoenbrunn in Ohio Country and remained neutral during the Revolutionary War.

Along with Simon Kenton, he led attacks against American Indians and the British in Ohio Country during the Revolutionary War.

He wrote the Declaration of Independence which was signed by all the delegates from twelve of the thirteen American colonies at the Second Continental Congress on July 4, 1776.

This leader of the Sons of Liberty organized many protests against the British, including the Boston Tea Party.

A group of Acts of laws passed by British Parliament after the Boston Tea Party. The acts closed Boston Harbor, included the Quartering Act and required colonists to have traveling papers to leave Massachusetts Bay Colony.

An act of Parliament that required American Colonists to house and provide warm meals to British soldiers that had no other place to stay in the colonies

Law passed by Parliament placing a tax on tea. It also required that colonists buy only tea from the British East India Company.

A list of demands made by King George III after Pontiac's Rebellion to bring peace between American colonists and American Indians. Many of the demands made by the King angered the colonists

An act passed soon after the French and Indian War to help raise money in the American Colonies to help repay war debts. It required a tax be paid on paper products including newspapers, government documents and playing cards.

A document that listed the complaints the American Colonists had about the unfair decisions made by Parliament and the King. It was signed on July 4 , 1776.

As time went on, many American colonists felt less and less British and more and more American.

The Revolutionary War started on April 19, 1775 when the British attacked colonists of Lexington and Concord in the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

The Declaration of Independence informed the King of France that American colonies were no longer colonies, but a separate country.

The Revolutionary War was already in progress when the Declaration of Independence was signed and sent tot the King of England (Great Britain)

The Treaty of Paris of 1763 ended the Revolutionary War .

After the Boston Tea Party Parliament put several strict policies in place. Show one of the actions that was a part of those policies consequencing the American Colonists for their protest.

Another word for law.

A group or country that joins another group or country to work towards a common goal, like winning a war.

An official public statement

Money that is owed and must be repaid.

A spoken or written statement that explains what you believe

A fight against the government

An official order requiring people to stay indoors during certain hours, usually at night,

The edge between settled and unsettled lands.

To protest by refusing to buy or use a product or service

A sheltered body of water where ships, boats, and barges can dock and unload cargo and drop off and pick up passengers for travel by sea.