Who is the King of Great Britain during the American Revolution?

Who is the Prime Minister of Parliament during the American Revolution?

What British colonial policy creates control and a monopoly on American trade by forcing all American trade exclusively to Great Britain?

What British Law in America declared it illegal for any American to settle west of the Appalachian Mountains? This law strained American and British relations as much as any taxes.

What act outlawed the legal tender status of Colonial Scrip by requiring all taxes to be paid in gold and silver coins.

Who says the following quote about colonial currency: "The Colonies would gladly have borne the little tax on tea and other matters had it not been the poverty caused by the bad influence of the English bankers on Parliament, which has caused in the colonies hatred of England and the Revolutionary War."

What act ordered colonists to house and feed British soldiers in North America?

What act is an indirect tax on glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea?

What secret organization formed throughout the Thirteen Colonies to advance the rights of Americans and fight British taxation?

Who is the leader of the Sons of Liberty?

What event occurred on March 5, 1770, where British soldiers fire into a large crowd of antagonizing and angry colonists killing five and wounding six?

What Royal Navy ship is destroyed and her crew captured by colonial smugglers after she runs aground in low tide on the night of June 9, 1772? (This is an act of war by the colonists.)

On December 16, 1773, what event occurred where protesting colonists disguised as American Indians boarded three ships illegally and threw 342 chests of tea into Boston Harbor?

What did the colonists call the Coercive Acts, Parliament's response to the Boston Tea Party that closed Boston Harbor, revoked Massachusetts' Royal Charter, stated all British officials would now be tried for crimes in Great Britain, reinforced the Quartering Act, and appointed General Thomas Gage as military governor with martial law authority?

What group of militia made up 25% of the force and were younger and more mobile men who were prepared and ready to respond to a crisis at a moment's notice?

What event on September 1, 1774, foreshadowed the war to come and ordered British soldiers to seize Boston powder and field pieces and caused rumors to spread that Boston was under a British bombardment?

What battle occurred on April 19, 1775, when the British Army under the orders of General Thomas Gage attempted to capture an American magazine (store of weapons, gunpowder, and ammunition) and arrest Sam Adams and John Hancock?

What early battle on June 17, 1775, was a series of costly British frontal assaults on a well-defended hill outside of Boston in Charles Town, commonly mistaken as the adjacent Bunker Hill, and is the bloodiest battle of the war?

What document does the Second Continental Congress ratify on July 4, 1776, which declares American independence from Great Britain?

Matching section on real quiz: Match the following key ideas from the Declaration of Independence with one of its two main ideas, this question is asking you to identify Rights of the People (only 1 is wrong, and 4 are right select the 4 correct)

Matching section on real quiz: Match the following key ideas from the Declaration of Independence with one of its two main ideas, this question is asking you to identify Key Ideas about Government (only 1 is wrong, and 4 are right select the 4 correct)

What battle occurs from August 27-29, 1776, where Great Britain gains control of New York City and Washington and the Continental Army suffer their worst defeat of the war?

What battle is General Washington forced to fight on December 26, 1776, and cross the icy Delaware River on Christmas night because most enlistments end on the New Year and the Continental Army desperately needs a victory?

What campaign lasted from July 1777-October 1777 and was an attempt by the British to cut the colonies in half by taking the entire colony of New York by marching down through Canada and this campaign ended in Britain's greatest defeat during the war?

What American unit made life extremely difficult for British General Burgoyne's army by falling trees in their path, ambushing them with hit and run tactics, spying on their movements, and sharpshooters thin their ranks and target officers?

Who is America's greatest rifleman who saves the American left flank at Bemis Heights in the heat of battle by eliminating British General Simon Fraser with a 300-yard shot?