American Revolution Board Game
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American Revolution Board Game
History Clues
The American Revolution was a war between Great Britain and its thirteen North American colonies. Many colonists objected to taxes passed by the British Parliament because they had no elected representatives there. In 1773, colonists protested the tea tax by throwing tea into Boston Harbor. Fighting began at Lexington and Concord in April 1775. The Declaration of Independence, adopted on July 4, 1776, announced that the colonies were independent. George Washington led the Continental Army. The colonies won the war, and the Treaty of Paris formally recognized the United States in 1783.
START 1. Name one reason some colonists protested British rule.
2. What was thrown into Boston Harbor in 1773?
3. Name the two places where fighting began in 1775.
4. What did the Declaration of Independence announce?
5. What year did fighting begin at Lexington and Concord?
6. What did the colonists lack in the British Parliament?
7. In what year was the Declaration adopted?
8. Who led the Continental Army?
9. What 1783 agreement recognized the United States?
10. FINISH Name one way the colonies protested British policies.
Your Turn to Think Like a Historian
Answer using the History Clues and what you learned during the game.
- They had no elected representatives in Parliament.
- They wanted Parliament to choose their governors.
- They wanted to pay taxes in tea.
- They wanted to end all trade.
- George Washington
- Declaration of Independence
- Treaty of Paris
- Announced the colonies' independence
- Led the Continental Army
- Recognized the United States in 1783
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