In which region of the original Thirteen Colonies was education the best in the 1700s as determined by literacy rates and the number of schools?
In which region of the original Thirteen Colonies was the best for growing valuable and profitable cash crops because of its soil and growing conditions?
Where did the majority of African slaves in England’s American Colonies go during the 1700s?
Which college or university was the first one founded in the present-day United States?
After 1660, immigration into the Colonies increased dramatically for which two groups of settlers?
Which laws were passed by Parliament to punish the citizens of Boston for the Boston Tea Party?
Which law required settlers to remain east of the Appalachian Mountains?
Which document signed in 1215 by King John limited the power of the king and prevented him from taxing his nobles without their consent?
hat types of laws were the Navigation Acts, passed by Parliament in the mid-1600s and 1700s?
Which economic policy holds that a nation or empire can build wealth and power by exporting manufactured goods in exchange for gold and silver?
Which British law was passed to assist the struggling British East India Company?
Which British law required that a tax be paid on any printed document in the Colonies?
Which British law greatly impacted rum distillers because it taxed molasses?
What was the Patriot’s central slogan against taxation by Parliament?
Which British laws placed a tax on paint, glass, and other items commonly used by the Colonists?
Who was made Commander of the Continental Army in 1775?
Which founding father was the founder of the Sons of Liberty?
Which founding father was the Colonial agent in London that later became the oldest delegate to the Second Continental Congress?
Which founding father gave a passionate speech that he allegedly ended with the statement: “Give me liberty or give me death”?
Which founding father wrote the pamphlets Common Sense and American Crisis?
Where was the first shot of the American Revolution fired that became known as the “shot heard ‘round the world”?
In which battle did General Cornwallis surrender to joint French and American forces?
Which battle convinced the French to join in the war against the British?
In which battle did George Washington sneak attack Hessians under Colonel Rall?
In which battle did Molly Pitcher help bring water to the dehydrated troops?
New England
South
Chesapeake & South
Harvard
Germans & Scots-Irish
Coercive Acts or Intolerable Acts (in the Colonies)
Proclamation of 1763
Magna Carta
Trade Laws
Mercantilism
Tea Act
Stamp Act
Sugar Act
No taxation without representation
Townshend Acts
George Washington
Samuel Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Patrick Henry
Thomas Paine
Battle of Lexington
Battle of Yorktown
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Trenton
Battle of Monmouth Courthouse
