Who favored independence from Britain?

the shutting off of a port by ships to keep people or supplies from moving in or out.

soldiers who serve another country for money

Who was the author of the Declaration of the Causes and Necessities of Taking Up Arms

Who was supportive of Britain and the king

What was the Olive Branch Petition?

How did the divided loyalties of the colonists affect the Second Continental Congress

What did the Battle of Bunker Hill show about the American and British forces?

total control of a market for a certain product

road through the night to warn the minutemen outside of Concord that the British were heading their way

closed the port of Boston, increased the powers of the royal governor, abolished the upper house of the Massachusetts legislature, and cut the powers of town meetings.

intended to help the British East India Company; caused a monopoly that hurt colonial merchants

The First Continental Congress demanded the ________ of the Intolerable Acts and declared that the colonies had a right to tax and govern themselves.

citizen soldiers who could be ready to fight at a moment’s notice

Who was Governor of Massachusetts that was appointed by the king after the Boston Tea Party?

Who established the Committee of Correspondence whose aim was to keep colonists informed of British

actions?

Parliament passed the Sugar Act, which put a _______________ on several products, including molasses.

Merchants in New York, Boston, and Philadelphia organized a ______________ of British goods.

The delegates of the Stamp Act Congress sent a ___________ to the King and Parliament demanding the end of both the Sugar and Stamp Acts.

Who was a well-known Massachusetts lawyer who defended the soldiers of the Boston Massacre

The Virginia ___________ was sent to the Ohio River to order the French to leave.

The British hoped to form an __________ with the Iroquois against the French.

Who built a small fort called Fort Necessity.

Who published the Join or Die political cartoon?