The city where the British destroyed what military supplies they could find and where the first shot of the War was fired

This prohibited colonists from settling beyond the Appalachian Mountains in order to reduce conflict with the Indians

A protest against the Tea Act when colonists disguised as Indians threw tea from British ships into Boston Harbor

One of the three men who rode through the countryside warning the colonists, "The British are coming," on the night of April 18, 1775.

The first shot that would later lead to the War for Independence was called what?

Leader of the colonial opposition and a prominent member of the Sons of Liberty

General search warrants giving custom officials the right to search for smuggled goods anywhere

Originally drafted by Ben Franklin; the first attempt to unite the American colonies by calling for the creation of a grand council consisting of representatives from all colonies

Passed in 1774 that dealt with the newly acquired territory in Canada, allowed French law to be used in some court cases, extended Quebec's borders south of the Ohio River, and recognized Roman Catholicism as the leading religion

A writer, printer, philosopher, scientist, inventor, and politican

The immediate cause that led to the French and Indian War

Killed, wounded, captured, or missing soldiers