In what way did the Proclamation of 1763 restrict colonial growth?

it banned all settlement west of the Apalachian Mountains

Why was Bunker (Breed's) Hill considered a moral victory for the patriots?

they lost only because they ran out of ammunition

What was one result of the First Continental Congress?

colonial boycott of all British imports

What was a major accomplishment of the Second Continental Congress?

their choice of George Washington to lead the Continental Army

What was significant about the Stamp Act?

first direct tax on the colonists

What was most significant about the Stamp Act Congress?

it was the first real example of colonial unity

What was Patrick Henry's famous quote?

"Give me liberty or give me death!"

What did the Quartering Act mandate?

colonial housing for British troops sent to the colonies

Who were William Dawes, Samuel Prescott, and Paul Revere?

Sons of Liberty who warned the local militia of British attack

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1
In what way did the Proclamation of 1763 restrict colonial growth?
it banned all settlement west of the Apalachian Mountains
it banned all immigration from China and Japan
it outlawed colonial expansion into the Caribbean
it set strict limitations on colonial industry
2
Why was Bunker (Breed's) Hill considered a moral victory for the patriots?
they showed mercy on their defeated British prisoners
they allowed the British to peacefully retreat without being fired on
they lost only because they ran out of ammunition
they failed to secure Fort Consolidation and lost most of New England
3
What was one result of the First Continental Congress?
declaration of war against Great Britain
election of George Washington as president
colonial boycott of all British imports
formation of a colonial navy
4
What was a major accomplishment of the Second Continental Congress?
declaration of war on France and their allies
drafting and approval of the Constitution
their choice of George Washington to lead the Continental Army
passage of the Voting Rights Act
5
What was the colonial response to the Stamp Act?
Declaration of Independence
Organization of American States
Stamp Act Congress
Articles of Confederation
6
What was significant about the Stamp Act?
first direct tax on the colonists
it cost the colonies $7.7 billion
it taxed all manufactured goods
its repeal by the Massachusetts Assembly sparked a rebuke from Parliament
7
What 1770 Boston incident involved a conflict involving British redcoats and the death of five colonial protestors?
Boston Massacre
Massachusetts Tax War
King Philip's War
Mayflower Incident
8
What was ultimately gained or lost as a result of the French and Indian War?
most of North America
France and its Asian colonies (India)
Alaska and Hawaii
most of Central America
9
What were the New England militia men called?
soldiers of fortune
redcoats
minutemen
freedom fighters
10
What colonial protest/resistance group was established in Boston in 1765?
Sons of Liberty
Republican Party
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sisters of Charity
11
Who issued the Proclamation of 1763?
Parliament
King David II
The Virginia House of Burgesses
King Louis IVX
12
What pamphlet, published in 1776, had a major positive impact on the independence movement?
Common Sense
Of Mice and Men
Join or Die
Murphy's Law
13
What was the Sons of Liberty's response to the Tea Act?
New York Protest Movement
Boston Tea Party
Plymouth Protests
Tea Act Congress
14
Where was the first battle of the Revolutionary War?
Jamestown
Lexington
Ft. Duquesne
Fort Ticonderoga
15
What was most significant about the Stamp Act Congress?
it ended British rule in the colonies
it was the first real example of colonial unity
it severly limited the power of the British monarchy
it restored the monarchy
16
What European power won the French and Indian War?
India
Spain
Great Britain
France
17
What was Parliament's response to the Boston Tea Party?
Colonial Restriction Laws
Coercive Acts
French and Indian War
Townshend Acts
18
Where did the French and Indian War begin?
Georgia
Ohio Valley
France
New Brunswick (Canada)
19
What was Patrick Henry's famous quote?
"A penny saved is a penny earned."
"Give me liberty or give me death!"
"Six of one, half a dozen of the other."
"Get right or get left!"
20
What women's organization organized boycotts, manufactured homespun clothing, and supported colonial resistance?
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of Liberty
Sisters of Mercy
Patriotic Women's Alliance
21
What did the Quartering Act mandate?
payment of all taxes must be made with pure silver coins (25-cent pieces)
colonial compliance with British immigration policies
colonial housing for British troops sent to the colonies
no meat on Fridays
22
Who were William Dawes, Samuel Prescott, and Paul Revere?
Sons of Liberty who warned the local militia of British attack
Virginia's signers of the Declaration of Independence
British military officers convicted and executed for treason
authors of the Constitution

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