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Who fought in the French/Indian War?
England and Indians vs. the French
England vs. the colonists
France vs. the Indians
French and Indians vs. the British
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What was Salutary Neglect in the colonies?
America separating themselves from Great Britain
GB was controlling the colonies, taxing them, but didn't really care.
Neglecting certain territories
Neglecting the colonist to punish them
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Who was George Whitefield?
an abolionist
inventor
preacher during the Great Awakening and introduced outdoors preaching
First mass social movement
4
What was the Declaratory Act?
A law that said colonies could not print their own money
Taxed many goods that New York imported from Britain
Colonists had to house and feed soldiers
Parliament still had the right to make laws for colonies
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The purpose of the Albany Plan of Union
To gather support for the British
To entice the colonists to gather more weapons
To show that a snake cannot survive if it it broken
To unite the colonists before the French & Indian War
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What land was granted to England after the Treaty of Paris(1763)?
Recognizes America as an independent nation
Everything to the East of the Mississippi River belongs to the colonies
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What were the Navigation Acts
They were banned from traveling to Britain
The colonies could trade with any country
They were allowed to drive a car anywhere
They banned trade with any country except Britain
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The Battle of Quebec was significant because
it was the end of Native American resistance to colonial expansion
it was a turning point and last major battle of the war
it was the last battle in which the French used Native American troops
it was the first battle that the British won in the war
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What was the Intollerable Acts ?
Colonist protest against the British
Lincoln's Speech
A set of laws designed to ounish the colonist for the Boston Tea Party
British protest against the colonist
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What was the colonist reaction to the Townshend Act?
buying more glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea.
boycotting British goods.
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Who was Samuel Adams?
The British general during the Battle of Quebec
The inventor of beer
One of the leaders of the Sons of Liberty
America's last king
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What was the Stamp Act?
Law that put a tax on all kinds of documents like newspapers
Form of currency
The act of stamping
The act of mailing a letter
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What was a significant outcome of salutary neglect in the colonies?
colonists developed practices of individualism and self-government
colonists joined militias
colonists were forced to move west
increased economic control over the colonies
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What is mercantilsm?
the theory that the mother country gets rich from its colony
the theory that the colonies give away their gold and silver
the theory that the mother country is served dinner
the theory that the colonies got rich from Britain
15
How did Fort Loudoun fall?
It was attacked by the British, and the French had to abandon it.
It was attacked by the Cherokee, and the British had to abandon it.
It was attacked by the French, and the British had to abandon it.
It was attacked by the Cherokee, and the French had to abandon it.
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What was the Boston Massacre?
A British attack on unruly colonists
A attack on the British by the Minutemen
A religious revival
A rebellion group
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Who wrote the Albany Plan of Union?
Thomas Jefferson
Obama
Ben Franklin
George Washington
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After the French & Indian war, Britain gain all land...
West of the Appalachian mountains
In South America
In Florida & Texas
East of the Mississippi River & Canada.
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What was the most effective form of protest for the colonists?
Riot
Boycott
Petition
Tar and Feather
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What made the First Great Awakening significant to the Revolution?
Colonists united under a common experience
Colonists challenged religious and political authority
Belief in equality of all people under God
All of the above
21
What was the significance of the Peter Zenger trial in 1735?
It gave women the right to vote.
It freed all slaves in New England.
It established freedom of the press in the colonies.
It declared New York colony as independent.
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Why did the Boston Tea Party happen?
Protest over slow ships
Protest over taxes on tea
Protest over boxes
Protest over bad tasting tea
23
Who were the Sons of Liberty?
An organization who fought for free tea.
Patriot group who fought for colonists' rights.
Patriot organization who fought for rights of the British.
An organization from Gryffindor.
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Who was Jonathan Edwards?
An excellent public speaker who preached during the Great Awakening
The first preacher in the Puritan colony of Plymouth
A great Anglican minister who trained in England but preached in South Car.
A scholarly preacher influential to the beginning of the Great Awakening
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Sugar Act of 1764
Put taxes on molasses
Put tax on corn
Put taxes on sugar
Put taxes on sugar and molasses
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What was the Quartering Act?
British forced colonists to house their soldiers
The French forced the British out of their houses
British bought all the houses in the Ohio River Valley
Colonists had to pay one quarter for stamps
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Why was the French & Indian War significant?
The French lost land in North America
It was another long war for England
England sent Red Coats to help Colonists win
War debt motivated Parliament to tax colonists
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Why were the Intollerable Acts (aka the Coercive) made?
British wasnted to let Massachuetts control itself
Colonists were asking for more British control
Reaction to the Boston Tea Party
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Why was the Boston Massacre propaganda?
Because Saul Rivera made it
Because scared troops were shooting a riotous crowd
Because it supported the British Parliament
Because it showed orderly Redcoats shooting a peaceful crowd
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Why did England repeal the Stamp Act?
They realized it was unfair.
The colonists couldn't afford to pay it.
The colonists threatened to go back to war against France.
The colonists boycotted British goods.
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What were the Townshend Acts?
a tax only on paper
a tax only on stamps
a tax only on tea
a tax on imported tea, glass, lead, paints, and paper
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What was the Boston Tea Party?
Colonists threw paper into the harbor.
Colonists, dressed as Indians, threw tea into the harbor.
Colonists threw letter Tt shapes into the harbor.
Indians threw paper into the harbor.
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The proclomation line of 1763 did what?
prevented colonists from moving west
Made the constitution
Freed slaves
34
Where is Fort Loudoun?
Eastern Tennessee
Western Tennessee
Tennessee River Valley
Great Britain
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What does “Join or Die” mean?
Join to fight the snake
The Snake will kill us
Join together to fight the French or die
Join together to fight the colonists
