British Policies

What is the first step the British took to make sure they were getting taxes from the colonists

The picture is an example of...

He was the leader of the Sons of Liberty.

This was the first British colony. It disappeared.

In response to the Tea act, the Sons of Liberty dressed as Indians and did this...

This crop saved Jamestown and became the cash crop that started the colonies.

Some militias were called this because they said they would be ready to fight in a minute.

This is what the Atlantic Slave Trade is called...

Founded in 1607, it was the first successful British colony

When the French first arrived in North America, they were involved in this...

March 5, 1770 - The day violence broke-out between Redcoats and colonists.

This picture was drawn in the American Revolution. Who drew it?

Which act lowered taxes on molasses in order to try and get the colonist to buy British sugar?

What caused the British to go into debt in the 1700's?

When the Townshend Acts were repealed, the tax on this remained...

This picture is propoganda and engraved by...

This section of the Triangular Trade was the worst for the slaves

On this map, PENNIES stands for

This served as the example for all future forms of government in the colonies

On this map, GAS stands for

When the Townshend Acts were repealed, the British left the tax on this.

This taxed all paper goods, even playing cards

On this map, MAKE stands for

He was probably the first colonist to die at the Boston Massacre. He was African American.

This taxed glass, paper, paint, lead, & tea