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Growing Tension - Causes of the American Revolution
Growing Tension - Causes of the American Revolution
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Nine colonies sent ____________, or people to represent them at the First Continental Congress.
troops
delegates
patriots
loyalists
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Loyalist
are colonist who supported the fight for independence in the American Revolution
False
True
3
Repeal
means to undo the law.
True
False
4
What was put in place to protect the settlers?
The Boston Tea Party
The Coercive Acts
Taxes on tea
The Proclamation of 1763
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What was
not
a cause of the American Revolution?
The Proclamation of 1763
Intolerable Acts
Stamp Act
The Columbian Exchange.
6
What as a result of the French and Indian War?
Great Britain lost the original 13 colonies.
The French won the war.
Settlers decided to move back to Great Britain.
Great Britain went into great debt.
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The Intolerable Acts were to punish the settlers for The Boston Tea Party.
True
False
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Which did
not
feed the anger that led to the Boston Massacre?
The Stamp Act
The Quartering Act
The Townshend Acts
The Boston Tea Party
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Quartering Act as law that required colonists to supply British soldiers with "quarters, food, fuel and transportation.
True
False
10
Great Britain made a _____, or public announcement, that American Indians could have the land out west.
repeal
Loyalist
protest
proclamation
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How did the Colonists feel about the Stamp Act?
They liked it and asked for more.
They bought the tea anyways, because they couldn't live without it.
They were upset and protested until it was repealed.
They liked the pretty patterns on the new stamps.
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What was the First Continental Congress?
The meeting of delegates from 12 colonies
The first courthouse created.
A form of government for the French.
A special English breakfast.
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Neutralist
are colonist who did not either Patriot or Loyalist side during the American Revolution
True
False
14
What was the metaphor throughout this chapter?
France = McDonalds French Fries, Great Britain = Tea
Great Britain = child, Colonist = parent
Great Britain = parent, Colonist = children
Soldiers = pets, Colonists = pet owners.
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What is a form of boycott?
Buying everything you can afford.
A bed made for boy scouts.
Purchasing the same product over and over again.
Stop buying or using the goods or services of a certain company or country
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A colonist who supported the fight for independence in the American Revolution was called a...
Patriot
Settler
Neutralist
Loyalist
