The "shot heard 'round the world" was

an unknown person on Lexington Green.

The First Continental Congress declared

Allegiance to Britain but protested unfair taxation.

The Second Continental Congress declared

Independence from Great Britain.

The Boston Massacre was

when British troops fired into a group of protestors.

As a result of the Battle of Saratoga,

the French enter the war on the side of the Americans.

What does the term "boycott" mean?

to refuse to buy goods from one specific source.

As a result of the Tea Act, colonists

boarded and threw chests of tea into Boston Harbor.

The Proclamation of 1763 stated that

no settlement could occur west of the Appalachian Mountains.

The Tea Act stated that

a British company had a monopoly on the sale of tea in the colonies.

The pamphlet Common Sense argued that

independence was beneficial and inevitable.

The Quartering Act of 1765 was

an attempt to share the costs of military protection of the colonies.

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1
The "shot heard 'round the world" was
fired by the British while arresting Sam Adams.
an unknown person on Lexington Green.
Alexander Hamilton at Yorktown.
fired by the British during the Boston Massacre.
2
Because of Pontiac's Rebellion, the British government issued the
Proclamation of 1763
Coercive Acts.
Proclamation of Rebellion.
Emancipation Proclamation.
3
The First Continental Congress declared
Allegiance to Britain but protested unfair taxation.
George Washington as president.
All of these are correct.
that George III was unfit to be king.
4
People who were loyal to Great Britain during the Revolution were called
A and B only
Patriots
Tories
Loyalists
5
The Second Continental Congress declared
King George was a wise and just King.
George Washington as president.
none of these are correct.
Independence from Great Britain.
6
Which of the following methods did the Sons of Liberty use to protest taxation?
all of these are correct
boycotts
propaganda
property damage
7
The Boston Massacre was
when Loyalists were massacred in Boston after the Battle of Bunker Hill.
None of these are correct.
the massacre of French civilians in Virginia.
when British troops fired into a group of protestors.
8
The mercantilist system required that
the colonists could have no manufacturing industries.
the colonists to only purchase British goods.
All of these are correct.
the colonies could only ship goods on British ships.
9
As a result of the Battle of Saratoga,
The British Army evacuated New York City.
None of the above.
General Horatio Gates surrendered his army in Boston.
the French enter the war on the side of the Americans.
10
What does the term "boycott" mean?
None of these are correct.
to only buy goods created by children.
to refuse to buy goods from one specific source.
to only buy goods from a one specific source.
11
The Olive Branch Petition was
met with the Proclamation of Rebellion.
All of these are correct.
an attempt at reconciliation by the colonies with Great Britain.
rejected by King George III.
12
As a result of many of the Acts of Parliament, the colonists
purchased goods from Spain.
purchased goods from France.
None of these are correct.
boycotted British goods.
13
As a result of the Tea Act, colonists
boycotted French tea.
tarred and feathered French tax officials.
boarded and threw chests of tea into Boston Harbor.
traded exclusively with Spanish merchants.
14
The Proclamation of 1763 stated that
that slavery would be abolished (eliminated) after January 1, 1767.
King George III was a wise and just king.
the colonies were in open rebellion against Great Britain.
no settlement could occur west of the Appalachian Mountains.
15
As a result of the Boston Tea Party, British officials
increased the number of troops in New England.
all of these are correct.
revoked the colonial charter of Massachusetts.
closed the port of Boston.
16
The legacy of the French and Indian War was that
All of these are correct.
The British government started to tax the American colonies.
British influence in North America increased.
French influence in North America ended.
17
The Tea Act stated that
Settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains was illegal.
Only Parliament could make laws for the colonies.
a British company had a monopoly on the sale of tea in the colonies.
colonial trade was restricted to British ships.
18
The pamphlet Common Sense argued that
the Continental Army should invade Canada.
Britain's mercantilist policies were wrong.
Democracy was the best form of government.
independence was beneficial and inevitable.
19
The battle that effectively ended the war was the
Battle of Kings Mountain
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Trenton
Battle of Yorktown
20
The Townshend Acts were
contained the "writs of assistance" that were search warrants.
indirect taxes that caused colonial protests.
All of these are correct.
indirect taxes on various items.
21
Great Britain and France went to war again 1756. What was the cause of this conflict?
Rivalry between the two nations.
All of these are correct.
Competition over the fur trade.
Competition for new lands to colonize.
22
The Declaration of Independence stated that
all of these are correct.
the King was unfit to rule free people.
all men are created equal.
everyone has natural rights.
23
The Stamp Act of 1765 provoked many of the colonists because it
was an indirect tax.
wasn't approved by Parliament.
was a direct tax.
was vetoed by the King.
24
One vivid example of the mercantilist system is
Triangle Trade.
All of these are correct.
The Boston Massacre.
The Boston Tea Party.
25
The Quartering Act of 1765 was
an attempt to share the costs of military protection of the colonies.
an attempt to make the colonies create their own currency.
an attempt to remove the Native Americans from their lands.
None of these are correct.

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