ESCAPE ROOM
MUSEUM
Main room
wc
ROOM 2
Oh, no!
ROOM 3
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
ROOM 1
Can you help us?
1/5
ROOM 1
Question 1
What piece of land were the French and British fighting over in North America?
Ohio River Valley
Spanish Florida
Mississippi River
2/5
ROOM 1
Question 2
Who did the Native Americans side with during the French and Indian War?
French
British
Spainish
3/5
ROOM 1
Question 3
What treaty ended the French and Indian War?
1763
1783
1776
4/5
ROOM 1
Question 4
This prohibited the colonists from crossing the Appalachian Mountains and expanding westward.
Proclamation Line of 1763
The Expansion Act
Treat of Paris of 1783
5/5
ROOM 1
Question 5
What did England do to pay off the French and Indian War and punish the cololonist
taxes
nothing
loans
5/5
ROOM 1
You have completed this room!
CONTINUe
ROOM 1
You have lost a museum piece!
main room
wc
room 2
Oh, no!
room 3
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
room 1
Can you help us?
1/5
ROOM 2
Question 1
Lowered the tax on sugar but allowed officers to take goods from smugglers without having to go to court
DeclaratoryAct
SmugglingAct
Sugar Act
2/5
ROOM 2
Question 2
Stated that Parliament had the right to tax the colonists if they wanted
Declaratory Act
Townshend Act
Stamp Act
3/5
ROOM 2
Question 3
group dedicated to informing the other colonies about the Boston Massacre and other events
Committee ofCorrespondence
Continental Congress
Sons of Liberty
4/5
ROOM 2
Question 4
formed the Sons of Liberty in Boston to protest the taxes by boycotting British goods
Samuel Adams
Abigail Adams
Hercules Mulligan
5/5
ROOM 2
Question 5
British troops and colonists in Boston Massachusetts got into a fight in which 5 colonists were killed including Crispus Attucks
Boston Tea Party
Lexington & Concord
Boston Massacre
5/5
ROOM 2
You have completed this room!
CONTINUE
ROOM 2
You have lost a museum piece!
main room
wc
room 2
room 3
Oh, no!
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
room 1
Can you help us?
1/5
ROOM 3
Question 1
What did the tea act do?
Told colonists that they had to only buy British East India Company's tea
Put a new tax on tea for the colonists
2/5
ROOM 3
Question 2
What DIDN'T close Boston Harbor until the colonists paid back money for the tea
Tea act
Coercive acts
Intolerable acts
3/5
ROOM 3
Question 3
55 men from the thirteen colonies (except Georgia) met together in Philadelphia to act as a political body for the colonies.
2nd ContinentalCongress
1st Continental Congress
4/5
ROOM 3
Question 4
These first battles of the American Revolution are called the “Shot Heard ‘Round the World”
BostonMassacre
Lexington and Concord
Batlle ofYorktown
5/5
ROOM 3
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Question 5
These were colonists who wanted to fight against Britain and start their own country
Patriots
Loyalists
5/5
ROOM 3
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You have completed this room!
CONTINUE
ROOM 3
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
You have lost a museum piece!
main room
wc
room 2
room 3
Oh, no!
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
room 1
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Etiam aliquam iaculis purus, non interdum metus maximus id. Can you help us?
main room
1/5
Question 1
Pamphlet that boldly stated that the 13 Colonies should separate completely from Britain and become their own country
Common Sense
Declaration of Independence
Olive Branch Petition
MAIN ROOM
2/5
Question 2
Listed grievances against the king and stated the colonies were now their own country
Olive Branch Petition
Common Sense
Declaration of Independence
MAIN ROOM
3/5
Question 3
Was the turning point of the war because the colonists’ victory led to France becoming an ally
Battle of Lexington
Battle of Yorktown
Battle of Saratoga
MAIN ROOM
4/5
Question 4
Washington surprised Cornwallis by attacking him on land while French ships attacked from the sea resulting in British surrender
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Yorktown
Valley Forge
MAIN ROOM
5/5
Question 5
Britain agreed to stop fighting and recognized that American was its own FREE and INDEPENDENT Nation
Treaty of Paris of 1763
Treaty of Paris of 1783
Treaty of Paris of 1784
MAIN ROOM
5/5
You have completed this room!
CONTINUe
MAIN ROOM
5/5
You have lost a piece!
Start Over?
Congratulations!
You have recovered all the worksin the museum
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!
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ESCAPE ROOM
MUSEUM
Main room
wc
ROOM 2
Oh, no!
ROOM 3
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
ROOM 1
Can you help us?
1/5
ROOM 1
Question 1
What piece of land were the French and British fighting over in North America?
Ohio River Valley
Spanish Florida
Mississippi River
2/5
ROOM 1
Question 2
Who did the Native Americans side with during the French and Indian War?
French
British
Spainish
3/5
ROOM 1
Question 3
What treaty ended the French and Indian War?
1763
1783
1776
4/5
ROOM 1
Question 4
This prohibited the colonists from crossing the Appalachian Mountains and expanding westward.
Proclamation Line of 1763
The Expansion Act
Treat of Paris of 1783
5/5
ROOM 1
Question 5
What did England do to pay off the French and Indian War and punish the cololonist
taxes
nothing
loans
5/5
ROOM 1
You have completed this room!
CONTINUe
ROOM 1
You have lost a museum piece!
main room
wc
room 2
Oh, no!
room 3
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
room 1
Can you help us?
1/5
ROOM 2
Question 1
Lowered the tax on sugar but allowed officers to take goods from smugglers without having to go to court
DeclaratoryAct
SmugglingAct
Sugar Act
2/5
ROOM 2
Question 2
Stated that Parliament had the right to tax the colonists if they wanted
Declaratory Act
Townshend Act
Stamp Act
3/5
ROOM 2
Question 3
group dedicated to informing the other colonies about the Boston Massacre and other events
Committee ofCorrespondence
Continental Congress
Sons of Liberty
4/5
ROOM 2
Question 4
formed the Sons of Liberty in Boston to protest the taxes by boycotting British goods
Samuel Adams
Abigail Adams
Hercules Mulligan
5/5
ROOM 2
Question 5
British troops and colonists in Boston Massachusetts got into a fight in which 5 colonists were killed including Crispus Attucks
Boston Tea Party
Lexington & Concord
Boston Massacre
5/5
ROOM 2
You have completed this room!
CONTINUE
ROOM 2
You have lost a museum piece!
main room
wc
room 2
room 3
Oh, no!
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
room 1
Can you help us?
1/5
ROOM 3
Question 1
What did the tea act do?
Told colonists that they had to only buy British East India Company's tea
Put a new tax on tea for the colonists
2/5
ROOM 3
Question 2
What DIDN'T close Boston Harbor until the colonists paid back money for the tea
Tea act
Coercive acts
Intolerable acts
3/5
ROOM 3
Question 3
55 men from the thirteen colonies (except Georgia) met together in Philadelphia to act as a political body for the colonies.
2nd ContinentalCongress
1st Continental Congress
4/5
ROOM 3
Question 4
These first battles of the American Revolution are called the “Shot Heard ‘Round the World”
BostonMassacre
Lexington and Concord
Batlle ofYorktown
5/5
ROOM 3
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
Question 5
These were colonists who wanted to fight against Britain and start their own country
Patriots
Loyalists
5/5
ROOM 3
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
You have completed this room!
CONTINUE
ROOM 3
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
You have lost a museum piece!
main room
wc
room 2
room 3
Oh, no!
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
room 1
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Etiam aliquam iaculis purus, non interdum metus maximus id. Can you help us?
main room
1/5
Question 1
Pamphlet that boldly stated that the 13 Colonies should separate completely from Britain and become their own country
Common Sense
Declaration of Independence
Olive Branch Petition
MAIN ROOM
2/5
Question 2
Listed grievances against the king and stated the colonies were now their own country
Olive Branch Petition
Common Sense
Declaration of Independence
MAIN ROOM
3/5
Question 3
Was the turning point of the war because the colonists’ victory led to France becoming an ally
Battle of Lexington
Battle of Yorktown
Battle of Saratoga
MAIN ROOM
4/5
Question 4
Washington surprised Cornwallis by attacking him on land while French ships attacked from the sea resulting in British surrender
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Yorktown
Valley Forge
MAIN ROOM
5/5
Question 5
Britain agreed to stop fighting and recognized that American was its own FREE and INDEPENDENT Nation
Treaty of Paris of 1763
Treaty of Paris of 1783
Treaty of Paris of 1784
MAIN ROOM
5/5
You have completed this room!
CONTINUe
MAIN ROOM
5/5
You have lost a piece!
Start Over?
Congratulations!
You have recovered all the worksin the museum
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!