History

Franklin

The American Ambassador to France during the Revolution

Pontiac

led the Indian assaults on the English frontier in 1763

The British government

policy of mercantilism

Jefferson

Authored the Declaration of Independence

Proclamation of 1763

Forbade settlements beyond Alleghenies

Iroquios

British allies in the Revolution

French and Indian War

British obtained Canada

Boston Tea Party

British reacted with Intolerable Acts

Arnold

Captured Fort Ticonderoga and later betrayed hid country

George Rogers Clark

Captured western British forts

The British government

Closed the Boston Harbor

Gage

tried to capture colonial leaders at Lexington and Concord

Washington*

Became the commander of the colonial army in 1775

General Washington

Keeping the colonial army together.

John Locke

Philosopher

Navigation Acts

Required colonies to trade only with England

The British Armed forces

Responsible for the American victory at Saratoga

unofficial colonial groups

Responsible for the Boston Tea Party

unofficial colonial groups

Responsible for the defense for Lexington and Concord

unofficial colonial groups

Responsible for the settlement of the American frontier

Washington

Responsible for the victory at Trenton

Burgoyne

Surrendered his forces at Saratoga

Sugar and Molasses Act

Tax reduced after boycotts

Von Stuben

Trained American soldiers at Valley Forge

the French armed forces

Who was most responsible for the victory at Yorktown?

The Americans

Who won the Battle of Yorktown?

The British

Won the Battle of New York City

The British

Won the battle of Bunker Hill

The British

Won the battle of Charleston

The Americans

Won the battle of Cowpens

The Americans

Won the battle of Fort Crown Point

The Americans

Won the battle of Princeton

The British

Won the battle of Quebec

The Americans

Won the battle of Satatoga

The Americans

Won the battle of Trenton

Paine

Wrote Common Sense

Townshend Acts

Wrote the law that taxed lead, glass, and tea

Quatering Act

required colonists to house troops.

Second Continental Congress

responsible for the Declaration of Independence