In the French and Indian War, the ____________ fought the _____________.

In the French and Indian War, they fought over control of the __________ __________ __________.

Most Native Americans sided with the __________.

__________ were colonists who were loyal to Great Britain.

__________ were colonists who thought Great Britain’s Parliament didn’t fairly represent the interests of the colonists.

Great Britain passed the __________ __________ to pay for the French and Indian War, and to support a standing army in the American colonies.

Paper items were taxed under the __________ __________.

American colonists chose to __________ British goods because it would hurt the British economy, which might make Great Britain either change their taxation policy or give colonists a say in the matter.

The __________ __________ started as a verbal argument between a colonist and a soldier, then escalated to violence.

Samuel Adams and other colonial protesters used the shooting as __________ by spreading only one side of the story and calling it the Boston Massacre.

The British marched on __________ to confiscate colonial militia weapons.

The Battle of __________ __________ was considered a tragic victory for the British because they suffered heavy losses.

Retaking __________ was important to the Patriots because it was a key city with a harbor, and it was the birthplace of the revolution.

The __________ __________ __________ formally broke all ties between the colonies and Great Britain, and created the United States of America.

__________ __________ was the leader of the Continental Army.

__________ __________ was the Continental Army’s settlement during the winter of 1777-1778, located about 20 miles north of Philadelphia.

Soldiers remained at Valley Forge, despite harsh conditions, out of honor, respect for George Washington, and belief in the __________ cause.

The Patriots endured harsh conditions at Valley Forge, while the British lived a life of luxury in __________.

The British army moved to __________, Virginia, because of harassment from the Continental Army, and to maintain communications with the British naval fleet.

Washington and the Patriots defeated the British at Yorktown with the aid of the __________ army and navy. They surrounded and outnumbered the British, forcing them to surrender.