Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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What the Sons of Liberty demanded; “Give me _______ or give me death!” | Liberty | 90%
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Term commonly to refer to an American, especially a New Englander | Yankee | 90%
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A firebrand leader of the Sons of Liberty | Adams | 80%
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Country formed after the resulting war | United States of America | 70%
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An intellectual movement during this time period emphasizing reasoning and logic | Enlightenment | 60%
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City near Boston, named after an English scientist and thinker | Newton | 50%
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Supreme Commander of His Majesty’s Forces in North America 1763-1775 | Gage | 30%
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Royal Governor’s wife, said to have passed on information to Dr. Joseph Warren | Margaret Kemble Gage | 30%
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Political faction that supports the king’s troops | Tory | 30%
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What was fired on the Lexington Green after the infamous first shot | Volley | 30%
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One of the Coercive Acts that closed the Boston Harbor | Boston Port Act | 20%
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American name for the Coercive Acts | Intolerable Acts | 20%
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A doctor and leader of the Sons of Liberty, secret double agent | Church | 10%
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Governor of Massachusetts during this time until his replacement after the Boston Tea Party | Hutchinson | 10%
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One of the most well known soldiers at the Boston Massacre, branded on the thumb | Kilroy | 10%
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This took place in 1774 when rebels thought all their gunpowder was about to be stolen | Powder Alarm | 10%
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Wife of King George III, a German princess | Queen Charlotte | 10%
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Commander of the expedition to Concord; a Lieutenant-Colonel | Smith | 10%
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Means the use of absolute power | Despotism | 0%
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Parts of the uniform of a British solder uniquely colored to help denote regiment | Facings | 0%
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“Tory” comes from an old insult meaning this | Outlaw | 0%
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Loyalist that fired out a window into a gang of rebels, killing a child prior to the Boston Massacre; first name Ebenezer | Richardson | 0%
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Scottish lawyer who attacked Benjamin Franklin over the Hutchinson Letters Affair | Wedderburn | 0%
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