Which famous colonist was known for propaganda, started Sons of Liberty, and was a signer of the Declaration?

Who was a member of Sons of Liberty and galloped across the countryside to warn colonists of British?

Who is known for his famous quote at the Continental Congress: 'I am not a Virginian, but an American'?

Who was the commander of the Continental Army?

Who was the leader in PA legislature and helped repeal the Stamp Act?

Who is known most for writing the Declaration of Independence?

Who was the Prime Minister of Great Britain and a skilled military planner during the American Revolution?

What was the failed plan by Ben Franklin that proposed the colonies work together called?

What was sent to King George III as one more chance to avoid war?

What document was drafted by the 2nd Continental Congress and made America a new independent nation?

What acts are also known as Intolerable Acts?

Which act gave British East India Co. almost total control of tea market in the colonies?

Which acts taxed tea, glass, and paper in the colonies?

Which act lowered tax on molasses in colonies?

Which act taxed printed materials in the colonies?

Proclamation of 1763: Colonists could not move west of _________

French and Indian War: ________ won; a war between France and Britain.

Iroquois Confederacy: Most powerful native American tribe in _________

First Continental Congress: Meeting of ________ delegates in Philadelphia.

Boston Tea Party: Sons of Liberty dressed up as ________ Indians and dumped tea into Boston Harbor.

Minutemen: People who could be ready to fight at a ________ notice.

Militia: Military force made up of ________ citizens.

Loyalist: Colonists who wanted to remain loyal to ________.

Revenue: Money raised from ________ and other sources.

Boycott: To protest by not ________ an item.

Lexington and Concord: First two battles of ________ war.

Archaeology: Study of ________ human life.

Artifacts: Tools, weapons, and artwork of ________ peoples.

Beringia: Land bridge that connected Asia and the Americas; disappeared as the ________ ended and oceans rose.

Migration: Movement of a large number of people to a new ________.

Nomads: People who move from place to place searching for ________ grounds.

Carbon dating: Allows scientists to estimate the age of an ________.

Culture: ________ of life.

Fill in the blank: Examples of highly developed societies include Olmec, Maya, and Inca. These are called ________.

Fill in the blank: The Mayan civilization was an example of a ________, a society ruled by religious leaders.

Fill in the blank: The Aztec city of ________ was built on an island in Lake Texcoco after a group of hunters saw it as a sign from their god.

Fill in the blank: ________ was the capital city of the Inca empire.

Fill in the blank: The ________ were an ancient people group from Peru.

Fill in the blank: The Incas farmed the mountainous land by cutting ________ into the mountain.

Fill in the blank: The Hopewell people were mound builders who built mounds in ________ shapes.

Fill in the blank: The ________ were northwest Indians who hunted whales, seals, and walruses.

Fill in the blank: The ________ were the largest Native American tribe in Eastern North America.

Fill in the blank: ________ was the first to see the Pacific.

Fill in the blank: The ________ was a period of renewed interest in culture and learning.

Fill in the blank: The Mona Lisa was painted by ________.

Fill in the blank: ________ and Spain were world leaders in navigation.

Fill in the blank: The ________ allowed sailors to use the position of stars to chart a course.

Fill in the blank: New Amsterdam was New York City’s name when it was settled by the ________.

Fill in the blank: ________ was the first to circumnavigate the globe.

Fill in the blank: The valuable mineral from the Sahara desert is ________.

Fill in the blank: ________ is the belief that a country’s power is dependent on its ability to get gold and silver.

Fill in the blank: ________ nailed the 95 Theses to the church door in Wittenburg, Germany in 1517.

Fill in the blank: A ________ is a map maker.

Most explorers in the 1500s and 1600s were looking for:

Fill in the blank: A _____ is a piece of land that juts out into a body of water.

Fill in the blank: A _____ is a settlement of people living in a new territory controlled by the home country.

Fill in the blank: A _____ is a small, fast Portuguese ship with 3 triangle sails.

Fill in the blank: _____ were Spanish explorers during the 1500s.

Fill in the blank: A _____ is a person who refuses to fight in a war.

Fill in the blank: An _____ is a young person who learns a trade from a skilled craftsperson.

Fill in the blank: A _____ is a person who owes money to another person.

Fill in the blank: A _____ was a landowner in the Dutch colonies who ruled over large areas of land.

Fill in the blank: An _____ is an illness that affects a large number of people.

Fill in the blank: A _____ is a written plan on government.

Fill in the blank: _____ founded Pennsylvania, was a Quaker, and a pacifist (opposes war).

Fill in the blank: _____ was the founder of Georgia.

Fill in the blank: _____ founded Maryland and allowed Catholics to have freedom.

Fill in the blank: _____ was a minister who left Massachusetts and helped found Connecticut.

Fill in the blank: _____ was the daughter of the Powhatan chief and married John Rolfe.

Fill in the blank: _____ were friendly Native Americans who helped the Pilgrims.

Fill in the blank: _____ were members of the Anglican church who wanted to change it or 'purify' it.

Fill in the blank: _____ sent scouts to find a location and later sent settlers to Roanoke Island.

Fill in the blank: _____ forced settlers to work in Jamestown and made friends with local Native Americans.

George Whitefield was an English preacher responsible for much of the _________?

Who were the group of Separatists that fled to the Netherlands and later decided to start a colony in North America?

Plymouth was the Pilgrims' first settlement in the year ________.

The Mason Dixon line is the border of Maryland and PA that separates the ________ and ________.

Which colonies are referred to as the Southern Colonies?

Jamestown was the first permanent ________ colony.

Name the New England Colonies.

Roanoke is known as the ________ Colony because settlers disappeared and it still remains an unsolved mystery.

Which colonies are referred to as the Middle Colonies?

The Mayflower Compact was signed by Pilgrims as a way to ________ themselves.

The Great Migration in the 1630s involved more than 15,000 Puritans leaving England to settle in ________, hoping to escape persecution.

Georgia was a colony created for ________; it was also used as a barrier to protect the rest of the colonies from Spanish controlled Florida.

Subsistence farming is a type of farming that only produces enough for the ________; due to long winters and rocky soil of the New England colonies.

A cash crop is a crop that can be sold easily in the ________.

Triangular trade is a trade route between 3 destinations, such as ________, ________, and ________.

Slave codes are rules focusing on the behavior and punishment of ________.

To export means to sell a good to ________.

Fill in the blank: To bring a good from a foreign market is called _______.

Permanent movement of people into one country from other countries is called _______.

Fill in the blank: The 'shot heard round the world' was fired at Lexington Green, MA, and was the 1st shot of the Revolutionary War. No one knows who fired the first _______.

Fill in the blank: Paul Revere’s lithograph is an example of propaganda about the _______ Massacre.

Fill in the blank: The Battle of Bunker Hill took place in _______.

Fill in the blank: The group that was responsible for the Boston Tea Party was called the _______.