The colonies grew to feel entitled to their right to govern and manage their own affairs because Britian had a policy of what for over 150 years?

What was the Enlightenment idea that said that the purpose of government was to protect the rights of the people?

What was the religious movement that challenged authority during the 1730s-1740s called?

What is the name of the movement that prioritized science over faith and brought new ideas about personal freedom and government?

Great Britian's use of force and taxation over the colonies is a form of:

Closing the port of Boston; Removing the elected representatives of Massachusetts; Sending British soldiers accused of crimes back to England for trial were all part of which Act?

The protests and boycotts by the colonists eventually lead Britian to repeal all taxes except:

The colonists were forced to house and feed British soldiers with the passing of which act?

George Washington was established as the Commander of the Continental Army during the:

This forbid the colonist to move West of the Appalachian Mountians:

Benjamin Franklin proposed to unite all of the colonies and created the "Join or Die" image when the colonies refused. This was called the:

The lawyer who represented the accused soldiers after the Boston Massacre was?

Parliament gave the East India Company a monopoly on the sale of tea in the colonies, this lead the Sons of Liberty to lead a protest called the:

The Continental Congress took place in which city?