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Causes of the American Revolution
Causes of the American Revolution
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A direct action protest by colonists in Boston against the British government.
Tea Boycott
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
Sons of Liberty
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A series of commercial restrictions adopted by American colonists to protest British taxation.
Stamp Act Congress
None-trade Association
Committees of Correspondence
Non-importation/boycotts
3
In Locke’s theory of natural rights, the people have the
right
to abolish a gov't, if it
violates the natural rights of the people
is a democracy
is a monarchy
favors one religion over another
4
Which of the following did NOT contribute to the colonists’ rebellion against Britain?
Colonial town meetings
French and Indian War
The Albany Plan
Exporting crops to Britain
5
This tax on molasses, rum, etc. was enacted in 1764 to help pay for the colonial defense.
Declaratory Act
Stamp Act
Sugar Act
Quartering Act
6
Which statement is most accurate about the movement for independence in the 13 colonies?
It began with the founding of Jamestown
None of the above
Unsettled issues against British laws made them want indepen
The king wanted them to be economically self sufficient
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The First Continental Congress met in Philadelphia and agreed to which of the following?
fight for colonial rights
Begin training troops for war
All
repeal of the Intolerable Acts
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This congress decided colonial taxation could only be carried out by their own assemblies.
The Colonial Congress
The Albany Plan of Union
The Townshend Congress
The Stamp Act Congress
9
Colonist perspective on the Proclamation Act was
that they didn't need the government to protect them
Both of the above
None of the above
wrong because they helped support and fight the war
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The Great Awakening
challenged
conventional ideas because
it encouraged democratic thinking.
people thought they could govern themselves
All
it supported the concepts of equality and tolerance
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This Act of Parliament of Great Britain attempted to regulate the behavior of the colonies.
Intolerable Acts
Townshend Acts
Declaratory Act
Quebec Act
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What did the Proclamation of 1763 enforce?
Prohibited Natives from settling west of App. Mts.
Req'd colonists to house soldiers
Was a tax on all legal documents
Prohibited colonists from settling west of App Mts.
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The Albany Plan wasn't supported because
it gave too much power to the colonists
the colonies didn't want to give up power and control
the colonies didn't support the French and Indian War
the British didn't like it
14
How does the primary source illustrate propaganda?
The illustration is meant to sway the viewer
All
The illustration shows only one point of view
The illustration is not historically accurate
15
What was the main reason British Parliament passed the Tax Acts?
To achieve a favorable balance of trade
For smuggling
To pay for the French and Indian War
To punish colonists for practicing free enterprise
16
What is the message of the illustration?
Colonies will suffer without representation in Parliament
The colonies must unite for independence
The colonists should unite to defeat the French and Natives
All of the above
17
What plan proposed by Ben Franklin supported uniting the 13 colonies under 1 government?
Proclamation of 1763
Treaty of Paris
Navigation Acts
Albany Plan of Union
18
Colonists resented the Tea Act and felt it violated their
rights
because
it forced tea to be shipped from China to thecolonies
it lowered the price of tea
it established a British monopoly on tea
it increased the price of tea
19
What did James Otis, Massachusetts politician and colonial activist, mean by this quote?
All of the above
Only the elected should have the right to impose taxes
Govt abusive if taxing people without giving representation
None of the above
20
In 1765, this law was enacted to provide British troops with shelter and food.
Intolerable Acts
Quartering Act
Stamp Act
Sugar Act
21
The colonists protested British taxation because
They had no voice in British Parliament
The colonists did not protest the taxes
They didn't have enough money to pay the taxes
King George III was rich enough already
22
After the French and Indian War, the colonists felt
less connected to Britain
more connected to each other
that they should be given representation in Parliament
all of the above
23
A secret organization of American colonists formed initially to protest the Stamp Act.
Committees of Correspondence
Stamp Act Congress
Sons of Freedom
Sons of Liberty
24
This movement altered colonial thinking about rebellion and government
Enlightenment
Education
Great Awakening
Albany Plan
25
This tax was on all printed and written materials and goods.
Declaratory Act
Townshend Acts
Quebec Act
Stamp Act
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Culmination of civilian-military tension had been growing since royal troops first appeared
Quartering Act
Boston Massacre
Lexington and Concord
Boston Tea Party