GeorgeIIIKing ofEngland.SamuelAdamsAn AmericanPatriot whostarted theSon’s ofLiberty.TheBostonTea PartyColonists dumpedtea off of EnglishShips to protestthe Tea Act, and toprotest the TeaAct.“No TaxationWithout theRepresentation”A colonial slogan thatdemandedrepresentation inParliament if Britaintaxed the colonies.(Basically the colonistwanted a say ingovernment)PatriotColonist thatfought forIndependence.CommonSenseA pamphlet publishedby Thomas Painethat said it wascommon sense for usto break away fromBritain.TheSons ofLibertyA Patriotorganization thatorganizedprotests againstBritish policies.WhathappenedatLexington?A small fight thattook place betweenthe British Army and70 minute men.“The Shot HeardRound the World”TheContinentalCongressA group ofrepresentativesfrom each ofthe colonies.EffigyA rag figurerepresentingan unpopularindividual.MilitiaCiviliansoldiers.PaulRevereCreated a picture ofthe “BostonMassacre” that wasused aspropaganda againstthe British.How the Frenchand Indian Warcaused theAmericanRevolution?The war left Britainwith a huge debtproblem. Britainhad to tax thecolonies to pay forthe war.BoycottTo refuse tobuy items froma particulargroup ofpeople.Why theBritishwent toConcord?To destroy andconfiscate thecolonial militia’sammunition.LoyalistColonist thatremainedloyal toBritain.RepealTo cancelan act orlaw.TheTownshendActsA law thatplaced atax onimports.Paul Revere,WilliamDawes,SamuelPrescottThese menrode aroundMA warning thepeople that“British werecoming”.CrispusAttucksAn AfricanAmerican whowas killed atthe “BostonMassacre”.MinutemenColonial Militiamen that couldbe ready tofight in a“minute’s”notice.CoerciveActs orIntolerableActsLaws intended topunish Massachusettsfor the Boston TeaParty. The closing ofBoston Harbor,allowing troops to stayin people’s homes, andbanning town meetingswere among them.TheBostonMassacreThe killing of fivecolonists by Britishsoldiers that wasportrayed as brutalmurder in coldblood.TheDaughtersof LibertyA women’s group thatorganized boycotts,produced homemadefabrics and goods forthe Patriot cause.TyrantA ruler whoexercisesabsolutepower harshlyor brutally.StampActA law that placed atax on printedmaterial(newspapers, wills,marriage licenses,pamphlets, andplaying cards).TheProclamationof 1763A law that made theAppalachian Mountainsthe westernborder of the thirteencolonies. Colonists didnot like the lawbecause it limited theirmovement.ThomasPaineWrote thebookCommonSense.TeaActA law that allowedthe British East IndiaCompany to sell teawithout paying mosttaxes. It made theprice of tea cheaper.GeorgeIIIKing ofEngland.SamuelAdamsAn AmericanPatriot whostarted theSon’s ofLiberty.TheBostonTea PartyColonists dumpedtea off of EnglishShips to protestthe Tea Act, and toprotest the TeaAct.“No TaxationWithout theRepresentation”A colonial slogan thatdemandedrepresentation inParliament if Britaintaxed the colonies.(Basically the colonistwanted a say ingovernment)PatriotColonist thatfought forIndependence.CommonSenseA pamphlet publishedby Thomas Painethat said it wascommon sense for usto break away fromBritain.TheSons ofLibertyA Patriotorganization thatorganizedprotests againstBritish policies.WhathappenedatLexington?A small fight thattook place betweenthe British Army and70 minute men.“The Shot HeardRound the World”TheContinentalCongressA group ofrepresentativesfrom each ofthe colonies.EffigyA rag figurerepresentingan unpopularindividual.MilitiaCiviliansoldiers.PaulRevereCreated a picture ofthe “BostonMassacre” that wasused aspropaganda againstthe British.How the Frenchand Indian Warcaused theAmericanRevolution?The war left Britainwith a huge debtproblem. Britainhad to tax thecolonies to pay forthe war.BoycottTo refuse tobuy items froma particulargroup ofpeople.Why theBritishwent toConcord?To destroy andconfiscate thecolonial militia’sammunition.LoyalistColonist thatremainedloyal toBritain.RepealTo cancelan act orlaw.TheTownshendActsA law thatplaced atax onimports.Paul Revere,WilliamDawes,SamuelPrescottThese menrode aroundMA warning thepeople that“British werecoming”.CrispusAttucksAn AfricanAmerican whowas killed atthe “BostonMassacre”.MinutemenColonial Militiamen that couldbe ready tofight in a“minute’s”notice.CoerciveActs orIntolerableActsLaws intended topunish Massachusettsfor the Boston TeaParty. The closing ofBoston Harbor,allowing troops to stayin people’s homes, andbanning town meetingswere among them.TheBostonMassacreThe killing of fivecolonists by Britishsoldiers that wasportrayed as brutalmurder in coldblood.TheDaughtersof LibertyA women’s group thatorganized boycotts,produced homemadefabrics and goods forthe Patriot cause.TyrantA ruler whoexercisesabsolutepower harshlyor brutally.StampActA law that placed atax on printedmaterial(newspapers, wills,marriage licenses,pamphlets, andplaying cards).TheProclamationof 1763A law that made theAppalachian Mountainsthe westernborder of the thirteencolonies. Colonists didnot like the lawbecause it limited theirmovement.ThomasPaineWrote thebookCommonSense.TeaActA law that allowedthe British East IndiaCompany to sell teawithout paying mosttaxes. It made theprice of tea cheaper.

Road to Revolution Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. King of England.
    George III
  2. An American Patriot who started the Son’s of Liberty.
    Samuel Adams
  3. Colonists dumped tea off of English Ships to protest the Tea Act, and to protest the Tea Act.
    The Boston Tea Party
  4. A colonial slogan that demanded representation in Parliament if Britain taxed the colonies. (Basically the colonist wanted a say in government)
    “No Taxation Without the Representation”
  5. Colonist that fought for Independence.
    Patriot
  6. A pamphlet published by Thomas Paine that said it was common sense for us to break away from Britain.
    Common Sense
  7. A Patriot organization that organized protests against British policies.
    The Sons of Liberty
  8. A small fight that took place between the British Army and 70 minute men. “The Shot Heard Round the World”
    What happened at Lexington?
  9. A group of representatives from each of the colonies.
    The Continental Congress
  10. A rag figure representing an unpopular individual.
    Effigy
  11. Civilian soldiers.
    Militia
  12. Created a picture of the “Boston Massacre” that was used as propaganda against the British.
    Paul Revere
  13. The war left Britain with a huge debt problem. Britain had to tax the colonies to pay for the war.
    How the French and Indian War caused the American Revolution?
  14. To refuse to buy items from a particular group of people.
    Boycott
  15. To destroy and confiscate the colonial militia’s ammunition.
    Why the British went to Concord?
  16. Colonist that remained loyal to Britain.
    Loyalist
  17. To cancel an act or law.
    Repeal
  18. A law that placed a tax on imports.
    The Townshend Acts
  19. These men rode around MA warning the people that “British were coming”.
    Paul Revere, William Dawes, Samuel Prescott
  20. An African American who was killed at the “Boston Massacre”.
    Crispus Attucks
  21. Colonial Militia men that could be ready to fight in a “minute’s” notice.
    Minutemen
  22. Laws intended to punish Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party. The closing of Boston Harbor, allowing troops to stay in people’s homes, and banning town meetings were among them.
    Coercive Acts or Intolerable Acts
  23. The killing of five colonists by British soldiers that was portrayed as brutal murder in cold blood.
    The Boston Massacre
  24. A women’s group that organized boycotts, produced homemade fabrics and goods for the Patriot cause.
    The Daughters of Liberty
  25. A ruler who exercises absolute power harshly or brutally.
    Tyrant
  26. A law that placed a tax on printed material (newspapers, wills, marriage licenses, pamphlets, and playing cards).
    Stamp Act
  27. A law that made the Appalachian Mountains the western border of the thirteen colonies. Colonists did not like the law because it limited their movement.
    The Proclamation of 1763
  28. Wrote the book Common Sense.
    Thomas Paine
  29. A law that allowed the British East India Company to sell tea without paying most taxes. It made the price of tea cheaper.
    Tea Act