8Th Fowler American History Chapter 4 4.7

Front 1

The House of Burgesses was disbaned by the ___ _____ in Virginia.

Back 1

Royal Governor

Front 2

The House of Burgesses members then met at a nearby ____ ____ in Williamsburg.

Back 2

Raleigh Tavern

Front 3

In September 5, 1174, the _____ ____ ___ met at Carpenter's Hall in Philadelphia.

Back 3

First Continental Congress

Front 4

_____ delegates from every colony except Georgia was respresented.

Back 4

50 delegates

Front 5

They united against the ___ ____.

Back 5

Intolerable Acts

Front 6

The Congress pledged to do what?

Back 6

Refused to import any goods from Britian after Dec. 1, 774 to September 10, 1775 and refused to take part n the British Slave Trade.

Front 7

Even though the Congress refused to import goods, they were still _______ to the King and hoped he would give in.

Back 7

loyal

Front 8

Who was the British commander during this time?

Back 8

General Thomas Gage

Front 9

Gage learned that the colonists were storing arms and ammunition, and told soldiers to destroy the arms and arrest ____ and ____.

Back 9

Samuel Adams and John Hancock

Front 10

In April 8, 1775, troops left Boston and moved towards ____ and ______.

Back 10

Lexington and Concord

Front 11

The British hoped to surprised the colonist in their attack, but ___ and ____ and already warned the colonists.

Back 11

Davies and Revere

Front 12

The British first went to Lexington and ____ colonists were killed.

Back 12

8 colonists

Front 13

The British continued to Concord,but retreated to ____.

Back 13

Boston

Front 14

How many casualties did the British suffer in the attacks on Lexington and Concord?

Back 14

273 British soldiers were killed.