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Causes of the American Revolution
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1
Colonial shopkeepers signed nonimportation agreements to keep ___ products out of their shops.
French
Native American
Spanish
British
2
Colonists were unhappy with the Sugar Act even though it _____ the tax on molasses/sugar.
repealed
lowered
raised
voided
3
This colonial government established a post office and authorized the printing of money.
the Bill of Rights
1st Continental Congress
none of these
the Second Continental Congress
4
Which Act of Parliament said colonists had to house the British troops in their homes?
The Opening Act
none of these
The Quartering Act
The Tea Act
5
This act of Parliament angered colonial tea merchants.
The Coffee Act
The Tea Act
The Red Bull Act
The Caffiene Act
6
The Intolerable/Coercive Acts did which of the following?
all of these
banned town meetings in Boston
closed the port of Boston
forced colonists to quarter British soldiers
7
All goods imported to the colonies such as paper, paint, glass, lead, and tea were taxed by the
Importation Act
none of these
Townshend Acts
Smith Act
8
Who won the battles at Lexington and then Concord?
Americans, British
Americans, Americans
British, Americans
British, British
9
How many American colonists were killed in the Boston Massacre in March of 1770?
100
205
105
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10
The ____ was a tax on all printed materials such as newspapers, wills, and playing cards.
Stamp Act
Townshend Acts
Quartering Act
Tea Act
11
When colonists were on trial British vice-admiralty courts it was assumed they were ___.
guilty
none of these
innocent
loyalists
12
Colonists were angered by writs of assistance because it allowed British officials...
to raise taxes
quarter soldiers
illegally search homes and businesses
all of these
13
Why did colonists NOT want representation in Parliament?
both of these
They just wanted to be left alone to govern themselves
They did not want to travel to England
none of these
14
Who made their own tea and their own clothes so they would be able to boycott British goods?
The Daughters of Liberty
Parliament
The Founding Fathers
The Sons of Liberty
15
Who proposed a resolution for independence at the Second Continental Congress?
Mr. Regueiro
Ms. Mouttet
Richard Henry Lee
Mr. Beasley
16
What were the provisions of the Proclamation of 1763
Colonists were not allowed to cross the Appalachians
Colonists were not allowed to cross the Rocky Mountains
All of these
Colonists were not allowed to cross the Ohio River
17
The Declaration of Independence was approved on __.
April 19, 1775
July 2, 1776
It was never approved
July 4, 1776
18
Richard Henry Lee's resolution proposing independence for the colonies was approved on __.
July 2, 1776
July 4, 1776
July 3, 1776
July 1, 1776
19
Another name for the Coercive Acts was the ...
Intolerable Acts
Intracoastal Acts
Interstate Acts
Intercontinental Acts
20
The president of the Second Continental Congress was
Johnny Appleseed
John Hancock
Johnny Bench
John Adams
21
The Second Continental Congress set up a committee to work with ...
other nations
Native Americans
Great Britain
two of these
22
The Suffolk Resolves encouraged colonists to ...
drink heavily
vote
arm themselves
brush their teeth regularly
23
Which act of Parliament closed the port of Boston?
The Intolerable Acts
The Portal Acts
The Coercive Acts
two of these
24
The ______ said Parliament had the right to tax and make laws for the colonies in all cases.
Stamp Act
Sugar Act
Tea Act
Declaratory Act
25
The __ sent a list of grievances to King George III asking him to repeal Parliaments laws.
1st Continental Congress
Parliament
Mouttet Council
2nd Continental Congress
26
Thomas Paine wrote this to influence colonists to declare independence from Great Britain?
none of these
the Magna Carta
the English Bill of Rights
Common Sense
27
Why did colonists send the Olive Branch Petition to King George III?
none of these
to pledge loyalty and ask for repeal of Parliaments laws
to inform the King they were declaring war
to inform him they did not like olives
28
Early battles in the Revolutionary War were fought on the American side by___.
two of these
minutemen
Melissas
militias
29
British officials accused of a crime would stand trial not in Boston but ...
in France
not at all
in another colony or in Great Britain
in Spain
30
When and where was the first battle of the Revolutionary War?
April 19, 1775 at Bunker Hill
April 19, 1775 at Lexington and Concord
April 19, 1775 at Yorktown
April 17, 1975 at Lexington and Concord
31
Which early battle showed the British that the Americans would be very difficult to defeat?
the Battle in Seattle
the Battle of Bunker Hill
the Battle of Mr. Breeding's Hill
the Battle of Quebec
32
Who rode to warn colonists the British troops were coming to take weapons stored at Concord?
William Dawes
Paul Revere
Jon Adams
two of these
33
Colonists protested Parliament's laws by...
petitioning Parliament and the King
all of these
burning the King in effigy
passing resolutions
34
This governing body decided to boycott ALL British goods and told citizens to arm themselves.
The First Continental Congress
The Constitutional Convention
The Mouttet Assembly
The Second Continental Congress
35
The Declaration of Independence was written primarily by___.
Thomas the Train
Thomas Jefferson
Jhomas Tefferson
Thomas Paine
36
In response to the act which angered colonial tea merchants, the colonists held a ____.
dance
birthday party
tea party
quince
37
The Second Continental Congress named __ to be the commander of the Continental Army.
George Washington
George Bush
Boy George
Curious George
38
The Suffolk Resolves were endorsed by the ___.
1st Continental Congress
2nd Continental Congress
none of these
Obama Administration
39
Which act of Parliament banned town meetings in Boston?
The Declaratory Act
The Townshend Acts
The Intolerable Acts
The Sugar Act
40
The British began taxing the American colonists more because of their huge debt from ___.
World War II
the Revolutionary War
none of these
the French and Indian War