What act was on documents such as newspapers, prayer books, playing cards?

What was the rallying cry of the American Revolution?

What act stated that the British Parliament had the right to tax the colonist?

Which act was a tax on tea, paper, lead, glass and paint?

What act required colonist to provide food and shelter to British soldiers in their towns?

Redcoats refer to whose soldiers?

A group lead by Samuel Adams, John Hancock, Paule Revere and others whos goal was to protest the Stamp Act and the British Policy of taxation without representation?

A act that stated the Boston Harbor was closed till the ruined tea from the Boston Tea Part was paid for?

Another name for the Coercive Act is?

A gathering of colonial delagates to come together and compromise formed a petition to King George III?

Each colony was asked to start training a group of soldiers called?

A group of people in the colonies that wanted to separate from Great Britian and form an independent nation?

A group of colonists that wanted to repair the relationship with Great Britian and remain colonist?

Who is the patriot that stated "Give me liberty or give me death?"

To refuse to buy something to take a stand against something is called?

What is the governing body in Great Britian called?