LIST #1 

1. Albany Plan 

2. Phillip Livingston 

3. Battle of Alamance 

4. Proclamation Line, 1763 

5. Stamp Act 

6. Sons of Liberty 

7. Committees of Correspondence 

8. Ebenezer MacIntosh 

9. Thomas Paine 

10. Slaves and Indians 

11. Boston Tea Party 

12. Andrew Oliver 

13. Crispus Attucks 

14. Boston Massacre/ Battle of Golden Hill 

14. Declaration of Independence 

15.  Coercive Acts

LIST #2 

A.  Internal colonial tax enacted by British parliament and not colonial by colonial assemblies. 

B.  Ben Franklin’s proposed colonial union that came to nothing. 

C.  “We have it in our power to begin the world over again.” 

D.   Half Indian, half African victim of Boston Massacre. 

E.   Many sided with the British during the Revolution. 

F.  Prevented colonists from seizing/claiming Indian lands west of the Appalachian Mountains. 

G.  Universal rights rooted in natural law rather than British legal precedents. 

H.  Boston Shoemaker who led popular uprising during Stamp Act crisis. 

I.   British response to Boston Tea Party. 

J.  Target of NY tenant uprisings. 

K.  Friction between British soldiers and urban laborers competing for jobs. 

L.  Organized in the mid-1770s to mobilize and build patriot coalitions between town and country. 

M.  Organizations enlisting poor, middling & wealthy colonists in response to Stamp Act. 

N.  Hated British Customs officer and stamp tax collector forced to resign by popular protest. 

O.  Targeted British East India Company monopoly. 

P.  Fought between disenfranchised poor and middling whites and N.C. government dominated by coastal elite.