Started the Sons of Liberty, created the Committee of Correspondence, and participated in the Boston Tea Party.

Who was an activist against the British government and author of “Common Sense”?

What pamphlet was created with the intention of getting American colonists to push for independence from Great Britain?

Natural Rights, Universal Order, Social Contract Theory, and Separation of Powers are all ideas that influenced and were addressed by what document?

What British philosopher influenced the Declaration of Independence with his ideas?

What famous Virginia orator introduced arguments like “no taxation without representation” and “give me liberty or give me death”?

What Virginia delegate to the 2^nd Continental Congress introduced the resolution for independence?

What Virginia planter was named commander of the Continental Army?

What 19 year old French aristocrat volunteered to help train and lead colonial troops?

Who was the military governor of Massachusetts under the Coercive Acts?

What member of the Sons of Liberty created a depiction of the Boston Massacre and made a famous “midnight ride”?

What act was created to replace the Molasses Act of 1733?

Who was the Prime Minister of Great Britain that began taxing the colonies?

What act was created telling the colonists that they couldn’t print their own money?

What act was created that taxed printed/published materials?

What organization was created in October 1765 against the Stamp Act and created a Declaration of Right & Grievances?

What Prime Minister repealed the Stamp Act following a boycott by the colonies?

Which act restates British sovereignty over the colonies?

Which act placed a small tax on a variety of products, but expanded writs of assistance and used funds to pay colonial judges and governors?

Which event left five colonists dead and was used as propaganda against Great Britain?

The destruction of what ship by the colonists off the coast of Rhode Island caused the relationship between Britain and the colonies to worsen?

What act was passed to save the British East India Company?

What event did the Tea Act lead to?

What punitive acts were passed as punishment for the action of the people in Boston in 1774?

Which colony did not send a representative to the 1^st Continental Congress?

Where were the opening shots of the American Revolution fired? (aka “the shot heard round the world”)

Who negotiated a Treaty of Alliance with France during the American Revolution?

The Coercive Acts were called the ________________ Acts by the colonists.

What angered colonists by restricting them from moving west of the Appalachian Mountains?

What act restricted the ability to self-govern in British Canada?

After the French & Indian War, what acts were enforced by Britain that weren't enforced before?