📚 Part 1: Timeline Knowledge

1. Which event happened FIRST in the Revolutionary War period?

Boston Tea Party (1773)

Declaration of Independence (1776)

Battle of Yorktown (1781)

Stamp Act (1765)

2. During the Civil War, which economic factor most affected the South?

Naval blockades limiting trade

Too much gold and silver

Overproduction of manufactured goods

Excess food supplies

3. Check all events that happened during the Civil War era (1861-1865):

Battle of Gettysburg

Emancipation Proclamation

Boston Massacre

Assassination of Lincoln

4. Put these Revolutionary War events in chronological order (1-4):

_____ Battle of Lexington and Concord

_____ Boston Tea Party

_____ Treaty of Paris

_____ Declaration of Independence

💰 Part 2: War Economics - Supply and Demand

5. During wartime, when there are fewer goods available but many people want them, what happens to prices?

Prices go down

Prices go up

Prices stay the same

Prices disappear

6. If a Civil War army needed 1,000 uniforms but only 500 were available, this is an example of:

High supply, low demand

Low supply, high demand

Equal supply and demand

No economic relationship

7. Explain how a naval blockade during the Civil War would affect the supply of goods in Southern cities:

8. During the Revolutionary War, colonists boycotted British tea. How would this affect the demand for tea?

The demand for British tea would _________________ because _________________________________.

🎯 Part 3: Historical Connections

9. How did geography affect supply lines during these wars? Give one example:

10. Connect the past to today: Name one way that supply and demand affects prices in your daily life:

11. If you were planning a budget for a Revolutionary War army, what would be your top 3 most important expenses?

1. _________________________________

2. _________________________________

3. _________________________________

War Economics Timeline

War Economics Timeline

📚 Part 1: Timeline Knowledge

💰 Part 2: War Economics - Supply and Demand

🎯 Part 3: Historical Connections

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