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Events Leading To The American Revolution
Events Leading To The American Revolution
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What did "No taxation without representation" mean?
England refuses to tax the Colonies
Colonist want taxes
Can't be taxed unless we are represented
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What was the biggest issue between the colonist and Great Britain?
Taxing England
Taxing the Colonies
War
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Wanted to stay under British control
Patriot
Loyalist
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"official announcement"
Agreement
Proclamation
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Wrote Common Sense to urge colonists to break away from Britain's control
Thomas Paine
Jim Jay
King Gallagher
Mr. Von
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What was Britain's response to the Boston Tea Party?
They passed the Intolerable Acts
Gave up to the Americans
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Allowed British officials to search colonial homes for smuggled goods
Tea Act
Summons Tax
Stamp Act
Writs of Assistance
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Gave Parliament supreme authority to govern colonies
Stamp Act
Decaratory Act
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Required legal & commercial documents to carry a stamp showing a tax had been paid
Sugar Act
Townshend Act
Stamp Act
Tea Act
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What was the purpose for the Declaration of Independence?
To be taxed more
To create a king in the Colonies
To state why the colonies wanted to break away from Britain
For War
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Colonists last attempt at peace with Britain - rejected
Olive Branch Petition
Tea Act
Stamp Act
Inependence
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Also known as the Seven Years War. A conflict between Britain and France that took place in North America from 1754-1763
Spainish War
Civil War
Revolutionary War
French and Indian War
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Prohibited American colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains.
Quartering Act
Proclamation of 1763
Declaratory Act
Stamp Act
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Wanted to rebel from British control
Loyalist
Patriot
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Started the first battle of the American Revolution at Lexington and Concord
Shot Heard Around The World
Spainish Settlers
Firebanking
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A group of citizen soldiers.
Platoon
Militia
Crowd
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King of Great Britain during the American Revolution
King Frank
King George
King John
King Jeremy
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Appreciated the law because it made it so they could keep their land without any conflict.
Nothing
The King
Impact of the proclamation on the Natives
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Taxed imported goods such as sugar & molasses & punished smugglers
Sugar Act
Stamp Act
Tea Act
Von Act
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Secret society that protested British policy
Paul's Posse
Ben's Boyz
Von's Victors
Sons of Liberty
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What is civil disobedience?
refusing to obey a law or pay a tax that you feel is unjust
Voting
Paying taxes
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Forced colonists to shelter & supply British soldiers. Colonists saw it as another way of taxing them.
Townshend Act
Stamp Act
Quartering Act
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Punished Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party by closing the Boston Harbor, banning committees of correspondence
Intolerable Acts
Fake Act
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Taxed tea & gave Britain's East India Company control of American tea trade
Stamp Act
Tea Act
Decaratory Act
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Was the Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War.
Thomas Jefferson
Ben Franklin
George Washington
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A proposal made by Benjamin Franklin to unite the 13 colonies into one united government.
Albany Plan of Union
Bill of Rights
Constitution
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Made midnight ride with William Dawes and others to warn Patriots "the British were coming!"
Thomas Jefferson
Paul Revere
Ben Franklin
George Washington
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Protective of their fur trade, build forts to protect it.
English
French
Americans
Spainish
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A union or association formed for mutual benefit, especially between countries or organizations.
Alliance
Boycott
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British Government
Parliment
Congress
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The Proclamation of 1763 prohibited colonists from moving west of this area
Appalachian Mountains
Atlantic Ocean
Cascades
Mississippi River
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All of the taxes and protests eventually led to
The Civil War
The American Revolution
The 7 Years War
The Spainish War
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Why did Britain begin taxing the colonies?
they were in debt from the French and Indian War
they had lots of money
They loved America
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Taxed manufactured goods from England: glass, paper, silk, lead, painters colors, tea, etc.
Press Act
Townshed Acts
Tally Act
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Competition for the same objective.
Handing
Quartering
Rilvalry
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Why were the colonists angry about the Stamp Act?
It was the first time Britain had taxed the colonies
Bad transportation
New energy policy
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Wanted more land to settle and wanted to make their own profits with the fur trade.
Americans
Natives
English
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Sided with the French during war.
Spainish
Native Americans
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Wrote the Declaration of Independence
Prince of Spain
Native Tribes
Thomas Jefferson
King George
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British soldiers shot and killed 5 Boston colonists
Boston Tea Party
Boston Massacre
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First Colonial government
Tyrany
President
Contenental Congress
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Who wore red coats and believed the best way to fight was to line up and wait for a command to fire.
Americans
Native Americans
Spainish
British
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A formal agreement.
Treaty
Bill of Rights
Magna Carta
Constitution
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France had to agree to give up all of its territories in North America...
Treaty of America
Treaty of Spain
Treaty of Paris
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A hill that became the first real battle of the Revolution
Fort Ticonderoga
Bunker Hill
The Whisper Field
Fort Quiet
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Sons of Liberty disguised as Indians dumped 342 chests of tea
Boston Tea Party
Boston Massacre
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One of the Founding Fathers of the United States who helped draft the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
Ben Franklin
James Benning
John Jacobs
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The refusal to buy or import goods. A form of protest.
Boycott
Juristiction
Press
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