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$100 Question from H1

The war fought by the American colonies to end British Rule 1775-1783

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What was the American Revolution?

$200 Question from H1

A group of colonists disguised themselvesas Mohawks and dumped British Tea intothe Boston Harbor to protest tax on tea.

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What was the Boston Tea Party?

$300 Question from H1

A war between Great Britain and its Native American allies.

$300 Answer from H1

What was the French and Indian War?

$400 Question from H1

On March 5, 1770, colonists shouted insults, threw rocks and snowballs at British soldiers. The soldiers opened fire and killed 5 people.

$400 Answer from H1

What was the Boston Massacre?

$500 Question from H1

A meeting of a group of colonists in Philadelphia in 1775 to discuss how to deal with Great Britain.

$500 Answer from H1

What was the Continental Congress?

$100 Question from H2

King of England during the Revolutionary War.

$100 Answer from H2

Who was George III?

$200 Question from H2

First U.S. President; leader of theContinental Army during the AmericanRevolution.

$200 Answer from H2

Who is George Washington?

$300 Question from H2

American who warned the Patriots that the British were marching toward Concord.

$300 Answer from H2

Who is Paul Revere?

$400 Question from H2

Second U.S. President and one writer of the Declaration of Independence.

$400 Answer from H2

Who is John Adams?

$500 Question from H2

British General who surrendered at the battle of Yorktown, resulting in victory for the Americans in the Revolutionary War.

$500 Answer from H2

Who is Charles Cornwallis?

$100 Question from H3

Passed in 1765; this placed a tax on newspapers, pamphlets, legal documents and playing cards.

$100 Answer from H3

What is the Stamp Act?

$200 Question from H3

Representatives who met in New York to discuss the problems of the Stamp Act. They asked the colonists to refuse to buy stamped goods.

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What is the Stamp Act Congress?

$300 Question from H3

It put a three-cent tax on foreign sugar and a higher tax on non-British cloth, coffee, indigo and wines.

$300 Answer from H3

What is the Sugar Act?

$400 Question from H3

1767 taxes on glass, lead, paper and tea

$400 Answer from H3

What are the Townsend Acts?

$500 Question from H3

The act of refusing to do business with a person, group, country or product.

$500 Answer from H3

What is boycott?

$100 Question from H4

to form a connection or relation

$100 Answer from H4

What is ally?

$200 Question from H4

to express willingness or approval

$200 Answer from H4

What is consent?

$300 Question from H4

a painful situation giving reason for complaint

$300 Answer from H4

What is grievance?

$400 Question from H4

freedom to make ones own laws

$400 Answer from H4

What is liberty?

$500 Question from H4

to give up

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What is surrender?

$100 Question from H5

to make openly known

$100 Answer from H5

What is declare?

$200 Question from H5

having no need of proof

$200 Answer from H5

What is self-evident?

$300 Question from H5

the laws and people that run a colony, country, county, city or state

$300 Answer from H5

What is government?

$400 Question from H5

impossible to take away or give up

$400 Answer from H5

What is inalienable?

$500 Question from H5

a document written by Thomas Jefferson in 1776 explaining why the 13 colonies should be free of British rule

$500 Answer from H5

What is the Declaration of Independence?

Final Jeopardy

Groups of colonists who organized themselves to protest against the British government .

Final Jeopardy Answer

Who are the Sons of Liberty?