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Causes of the American Revolution
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How did England treat the colonies the 150 years before the French & Indian War?
They allowed them to trade with other countries
They sent members of Parliament to establish governments
The King would come to the colonies to guide the colonies
Ignored them and let them establish their own legislatures
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Fiery Patrick Henry urged delegates at the 1st Continental Congress that the colonies must...
start new colonies on the Pacific Coast
submit to England
negotiate a truce with England
completely separate from England
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A British painting of the behavior of the Sons of Liberty would depict them as...
redcoats protecting the colonies
ruthless criminals
patriots
law abiding citizens
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For the British, mercantilism meant they controlled...
only tobacco products
the colonies could trade with the French for furs.
which ships were used from the colonies
that the colonies could only trade with England
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Who is the best teacher rapper in the world?
Mr. DLF
Mr. Havel
Ms. Witty
Mr. Watkins
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The engraving by Paul Revere depicting the Boston Massacre was guilty of...
bias favoring the colonists
neutral for both
bias for the French and Indian
bias favoring the British
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The Daughters of Liberty...
helped the Loyalist cause
did not contribute because they were women
helped the Patriot cause
served in the 1st Continental Congress
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The British response to colonial unrest and protest was...
to drop a nuke on them
to back off and not pass any more taxes
to give the colonies their liberty
to send more troops and pass new taxes
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The British answer to the Boston Tea Party was...
The Townshend Acts
The Intolerable or Coercive Acts
The Sugar Act
The Tea Act
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The primary complaint of the colonies towards the new Acts was...
that they wanted a voice in colonial assemblies
that soldiers were staying in colonial houses
that they had no voice in passing these new Acts
that they didn't want to pay any taxes