CrispusAttucksAfricanAmerican manwho was killedduring theBostonMassacreSonsofLibertya Patriot groupof men involvedin protests andacts of violenceagainst BritishPatriotAmericancolonist whowanted theirindependencefrom BritainBoycotta refusalto buygoodsPropagandaideas orinformation thatmay not be truebut createdmore support forthat sideBostonTeaPartyPatriots disguisedthemselves asNatives and threwtea into the BostonHarborMilitiaa militaryforce madeup ofordinarycitizensDaughtersof Libertygroup of Patriotwomen who maketheir own clothesand other goodsso not to buy themfrom BritishBritain'sSoldierswell trainedarmy whowore brightred jacketsBostonMassacrebegan as anargument/riotbut then shotswere fired andColonists werekilledBattle ofLexingtonthe "shotheardround theworld"QuarteringActcolonists mustgive Britishsoldiershouse andsuppliesTeaActColonistscould onlybuy tea fromEnglandPaulReverecreated a famouspicture of the BostonMassacre and thenlater warning theColonists that theBritish were comingProclamationof 1763English colonistscould not settlewest of theAppalachianMountainsLoyalistAmericancolonist whoremainedloyal toEngland"No TaxationWithoutRepresentation"a phrase spokenabout how theColonists had nosay in the BritishgovernmentStampActplaced a taxon anythingprinted onpaper1stContinentalCongress1st meeting ofrepresentativesfrom theColonies aboutthe taxes beingplaced on themTownshendActstax on glass,paint, tea,lead, andpaperMinutemencivilians whowere readyto fight at aminutesnotcieBattle ofConcordBritish went to findweapons here, butthere weren't any, sothey retreated.Beginning of theRevolutionary WarTheFrenchand IndianWarwar withEngland andFrance; Englandtaxed Coloniesto pay their wardebtSugarActlowered tax onmolasses buttaxed itemssuch as sugar,wine, andcoffeeCrispusAttucksAfricanAmerican manwho was killedduring theBostonMassacreSonsofLibertya Patriot groupof men involvedin protests andacts of violenceagainst BritishPatriotAmericancolonist whowanted theirindependencefrom BritainBoycotta refusalto buygoodsPropagandaideas orinformation thatmay not be truebut createdmore support forthat sideBostonTeaPartyPatriots disguisedthemselves asNatives and threwtea into the BostonHarborMilitiaa militaryforce madeup ofordinarycitizensDaughtersof Libertygroup of Patriotwomen who maketheir own clothesand other goodsso not to buy themfrom BritishBritain'sSoldierswell trainedarmy whowore brightred jacketsBostonMassacrebegan as anargument/riotbut then shotswere fired andColonists werekilledBattle ofLexingtonthe "shotheardround theworld"QuarteringActcolonists mustgive Britishsoldiershouse andsuppliesTeaActColonistscould onlybuy tea fromEnglandPaulReverecreated a famouspicture of the BostonMassacre and thenlater warning theColonists that theBritish were comingProclamationof 1763English colonistscould not settlewest of theAppalachianMountainsLoyalistAmericancolonist whoremainedloyal toEngland"No TaxationWithoutRepresentation"a phrase spokenabout how theColonists had nosay in the BritishgovernmentStampActplaced a taxon anythingprinted onpaper1stContinentalCongress1st meeting ofrepresentativesfrom theColonies aboutthe taxes beingplaced on themTownshendActstax on glass,paint, tea,lead, andpaperMinutemencivilians whowere readyto fight at aminutesnotcieBattle ofConcordBritish went to findweapons here, butthere weren't any, sothey retreated.Beginning of theRevolutionary WarTheFrenchand IndianWarwar withEngland andFrance; Englandtaxed Coloniesto pay their wardebtSugarActlowered tax onmolasses buttaxed itemssuch as sugar,wine, andcoffee

The Road to Revolution - 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. African American man who was killed during the Boston Massacre
    Crispus Attucks
  2. a Patriot group of men involved in protests and acts of violence against British
    Sons of Liberty
  3. American colonist who wanted their independence from Britain
    Patriot
  4. a refusal to buy goods
    Boycott
  5. ideas or information that may not be true but created more support for that side
    Propaganda
  6. Patriots disguised themselves as Natives and threw tea into the Boston Harbor
    Boston Tea Party
  7. a military force made up of ordinary citizens
    Militia
  8. group of Patriot women who make their own clothes and other goods so not to buy them from British
    Daughters of Liberty
  9. well trained army who wore bright red jackets
    Britain's Soldiers
  10. began as an argument/riot but then shots were fired and Colonists were killed
    Boston Massacre
  11. the "shot heard round the world"
    Battle of Lexington
  12. colonists must give British soldiers house and supplies
    Quartering Act
  13. Colonists could only buy tea from England
    Tea Act
  14. created a famous picture of the Boston Massacre and then later warning the Colonists that the British were coming
    Paul Revere
  15. English colonists could not settle west of the Appalachian Mountains
    Proclamation of 1763
  16. American colonist who remained loyal to England
    Loyalist
  17. a phrase spoken about how the Colonists had no say in the British government
    "No Taxation Without Representation"
  18. placed a tax on anything printed on paper
    Stamp Act
  19. 1st meeting of representatives from the Colonies about the taxes being placed on them
    1st Continental Congress
  20. tax on glass, paint, tea, lead, and paper
    Townshend Acts
  21. civilians who were ready to fight at a minutes notcie
    Minutemen
  22. British went to find weapons here, but there weren't any, so they retreated. Beginning of the Revolutionary War
    Battle of Concord
  23. war with England and France; England taxed Colonies to pay their war debt
    The French and Indian War
  24. lowered tax on molasses but taxed items such as sugar, wine, and coffee
    Sugar Act