This is a group of citizens soldiers

The first piece of American propaganda was created by this person following the Boston Massacre.

This act of parliament counterintuitively both angered colonists and lowered the price of sugar.

The tensions between colonists and British redcoats spilled over at this place, location of the "shot heard round the world."

This person was appointed head of the Continental Army.

When you prevent something, you do this to it.

Authored by Thomas Paine, this document neatly quipped: " there is something absurd in supposing a continent to be perpetually governed by an island."

The Stamp Act taxed these.

This New England colony was home to much of the drama leading up to the Revolutionary War.

William Prescott is supposed to have commanded "don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes" at this battle near Boston.

Those who willingly step forward are called this.

This, the original governing document of the United States, formed a "firm league of friendship" among the states.

Identify four things were taxed by the Townshend Acts (1767).

George Washington was from this colony - the most populous of the Thirteen Colonies.

This famous turncoat (traitor) was an early leader for the colonists before exchanging information on West Point for nearly a million dollars and fleeing to Britain.

This word is a synonym for crouching.

The opening paragraphs of the Declaration of Independence assert that "these" exist, including life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

This part of the Intolerable (or Coercive) Acts gave away land in the Ohio River Valley that colonists considered to be theirs.

During the Boston Tea Party, members of the Sons of Liberty dressed up as Native Americans from this tribe.

This group of leaders authorized the Olive Branch Petition.

This is the illegal seizure or occupation of a throne or seat of authority.

The authors of the Articles of Confederation were attempting to distance the USA's government from what type of government?

As a response to repealing the Stamp Act due to the protests of the colonies, British Parliament passed this act which gave them the right to pass any tax they please.

When colonists campaigned vigorously for representation in Parliament, Parliament responded by claiming that all British citizens had this type of representation.

The old man accused of being a loyalist within Barry Denenburg's novel, The Journal of William Thomas Emerson: A Revolutionary Patriot, had this public punishment done to him.