Colonists who went against the British

What was the effect of the British taxation on the colonists as a whole?

The colonists began to unite as Americans

Which was NOT an effect of the colonists protests on the British taxes?

The British decided to leave the colonists alone.

Why was the Boston Tea Party important

It showed that the colonists strongly protested the tea tax

What was the Committee of Correspondence?

People who shared news among the colonies

What did Paul Revere do?

warned the colonists of the British attack

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Chapter 8 Social Studies

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A Road to War: American Revolution

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1
Why did the British impose the Stamp Act and Townshend Acts on the colonists?
The colonists needed money.
They wanted everyone to like stamps.
They just wanted to be mean.
The British needed money.
2
What was known as the "shot heard round the world?"
Battle of Lexington
Battle of Bunker Hill
Battle of Concord
A FortNite Battle
3
What did the daughters o Liberty do to support the boycott of British goods
Opened stores
went to war
made tea and wove cloth
Cleaned the houses
4
Who was the first to speak out against the Stamp Act?
Patrick Star
George Washington
Patrick Henry
Abraham Lincoln
5
What was a Patriot
Colonial Women
Colonists who went against the British
Colonial children
Colonists who supported the King
6
Which battle forced the British to retreat back to Boston
Chelsea Creek
Lexington
Concord
Bunker Hill
7
What was the effect of the British taxation on the colonists as a whole?
The colonists wanted to obey the king
The colonists did not want to go to war.
There was no effect
The colonists began to unite as Americans
8
Who organized the Sons of Liberty?
George Washington
Samuel Jackson
Samuel Adams
John Adams
9
Which was NOT an effect of the colonists protests on the British taxes?
The Sons of Liberty was formed.
The British decided to leave the colonists alone.
Patrick Henry Spoke to the House of Burgesses.
The colonists boycotted British goods.
10
Why was the Boston Tea Party important
It was a time for people to come and drink tea
Boston was able to have a huge tea party.
It made the British and colonists become friends
It showed that the colonists strongly protested the tea tax
11
What was the Committee of Correspondence?
People who shared news among the colonies
A group of people who lived in the same house
Group of women working in stores.
Group of men working in stores.
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What did Paul Revere do?
warned the colonists of the British attack
Rode a bike through town
a friend of George Washington
threw tea over during the Boston Tea Party

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