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Boston events leading to the Revolution

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  • The colonists ________________ the unfair laws.
    protested
  • The colonists dressed like _______ when they dumped the tea into the harbor.
    Native Americans
  • The colonists said, "no taxation without ____________."
    representation
    evaporation
    precipitation
    condensation
  • The British soldiers were called_______.
    Redcoats, lobsterbacks
  • The colonists wanted to be free of British rules. They wanted to be ___________.
    grown up
    rich
    independent
  • King George and Parliament needed more taxes because they were in _________.
    rich
    debt
    love
  • King George and Parliament passed new tax laws. Another word for law is __________.
    act
    boycott
    fun
    repeal
  • A ____________ is a place in the water where ships can find shelter from wind and waves..
    river
    harbor
    ocean
  • To refuse to buy one or more goods from a certain source.
    Boycott
  • Americans who felt a deep loyalty to Britain.
    Sons of Liberty
    Kings
    Loyalists
    Patriots
  • This act would require colonists to buy one product from England only; it created a monopoly.
    The Quartering Act
    The Stamp Act
    The Tea Act
    The Intolerable Acts
  • Which British laws were passed to punish colonists for the Boston Tea Party?
    The Stamp Act
    The Tea Tax
    The Intolerable Acts
    You Are Grounded Acts
  • The British ______________ passed laws without representation from the colonists.
    soldiers
    Parliament
    people
  • Which event occured because of rocks and snowballs being thrown at British soldiers?
    The Tea Act
    The Boston Tea Party
    The Boston Massacre
  • The ______________ had to pay taxes to Great Britain.
    soldiers
    Parliament
    redcoats
    colonists
  • Which act placed a tax on all paper good?
    The Tax Act
    The Tea Act
    The Stamp Act
  • The __________ were colonists that supported independence from Britain.
    Redcoats
    Patriots
    loyalists