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1. “Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania to the Inhabitants of the British Colonies.”

2. Committees of Correspondence

3. Boston Port Bill

4. The Quebec Act

5. Since they were limited, the colonies started helping each other.

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1. England rose up to a world Empire. At the same time, the American colonies had risen from insignificant outposts to profitable British enterprises.

2. The Navigation Act of 1660 and Navigation Act of 1663.

3. Woolen’s Act, Hat Act, Iron Act

4. It had power to annul laws passed by colonial legislatures, to hear appeals form the colonies, and to influence trade policies adopted for the colonies.

5. George III

6. The Sugar Act of 1765, the Stamp Act of 1765, the Proclamation of 1764, the Currency Act of 1765; the Sugar Nine.

7. Samuel Adams and John Adams

8. A society that held parades, protest , destroyed the hatred stamps, and forced stamp distributors and to resign.

9. Edmund Burke

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1. Name the men who rode through the night of April 18,1775, to warn their countrymen that the British were coming.
R/ minutemen

2. In what town was the “shot heard’round the world fired? Give the date for this event.
R/ Lexington; April 19,1775

3. Who was the leader of the Green Mountain Boys?
R/ Ethan Allen

4. What British stronghold did the Green Mountain Boys capture?
R/ Fort Ticonderoga

5. What was the first major battle of the War for Independence?
R/ Battle of Bunker Hill

6. Who was the president of the Second Continental Congress?
R/ John Hancock

7. Who was the commander in chief of the colonial army?
R/ George Washington