The Appalachian Mountains became a symbol of

tyranny triggering a period of protests

Patrick Henry was apart of the Sons of Liberty. What did he advocate for the colonists to do?

to not fear declaring their independence

Which of the following is in the correct chronological order?

Sugar Act, Quartering Act, Townshend Act, Boston Tea Party

What was the effect of the policies shown in this illustration?

led the colonists to seek independence from Great Britain

The excerpt above reflects the dissatisfaction of American colonists with the

Economic policies imposed by England following the F & I War

After the French & Indian War, many Colonists believed that the taxes were unfair because

American colonists lacked representation in Parliament

Which of the following describes the effects of the French and Indian War?

The King taxed the colonist to pay off the war debt

The Sugar Act, Quartering Act, and the Stamp act contributed to the start of the Revolution by

Violating the colonists civil liberties

What was the reason for the activity shown in this illustration?

Colonists objected to British duties(tax) on tea

Which of these completes the graphic organizer

Parliament passes the Intolerable Acts

How were the actions of the protesters in the Boston Tea party and Henry David Thoreau similar?

both used civil disobedience to resist government policy

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1
The Appalachian Mountains became a symbol of
respect marking a period of cooperation
tyranny triggering a period of protests
hatred continuing a period of violent conflicts
peace in a period of prosperity
2
Patrick Henry was apart of the Sons of Liberty. What did he advocate for the colonists to do?
fight on the French side
negotiate a peace treaty with Great Britain
Support the restrictions of the Proclamation Act of 1763
to not fear declaring their independence
3
Which of the following was an essential and distinctive complaint of the Patriots
too much land
taxes should be paid to everyone
no representation
go back to England
4
You should be able to put the Acts in order from Proclamation to Intolerable
No
Yes
5
Which of the following is in the correct chronological order?
Proclamation Act, Intolerable Act, Boston Tea Party
Sugar Act, Quartering Act, Townshend Act, Boston Tea Party
French and Indian War, Stamp Act, Quartering Act, Sugar Act
Intolerable Acts, Declaration of Independence, Stamp Act
6
The Continental Congress issued this commission to...
Benedict Arnold
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
John Hancock
7
The Intolerable Acts, First Contenintal Congress, and Thomas Paines' "Common Sense" happened in
The Revolutionary Era
The Jacksonian Era
Exploration and Colonization Era
The Era of Good Feeling
8
What was the effect of the policies shown in this illustration?
encouraged Europeans to migrate to the colonies
provided greater self-government to the colonists
permitted the colonists to trade freely with other countries
led the colonists to seek independence from Great Britain
9
The excerpt above reflects the dissatisfaction of American colonists with the
Political debates that took place at the Albany Convention
Interferences of Great Britain in the slave trade
Economic consequences of the Great Awakening
Economic policies imposed by England following the F & I War
10
After the French & Indian War, many Colonists believed that the taxes were unfair because
Landowners paid higher taxes than merchants in trade
American colonists lacked representation in Parliament
Tax rates were higher in some colonies
Colonists were asked to pay higher taxes than England
11
Which of the following describes the effects of the French and Indian War?
The French gained more land in North America
The Proclamation Line of 1763 reduced conflicts with Indians
Native Americans became allies with Great Britain
The King taxed the colonist to pay off the war debt
12
Which legislation is described by these actions
Stamp Act (1765)
Sugar Act (1764)
Townshend Acts (1767)
Intolerable Acts (1774)
13
The Sugar Act, Quartering Act, and the Stamp act contributed to the start of the Revolution by
Violating the colonists civil liberties
Restricting Colonial trade with Indians
punishing colonists for resisting authority
Imposing regulations on agriculture
14
What was the reason for the activity shown in this illustration?
Colonists objected to British duties(tax) on tea
American Indians were often hired to stow cargo on ships
American Indians were attacking the port of Boston
colonists were protesting against the Stamp Act
15
Which of these completes the graphic organizer
KG3 allows colonists to petition Parliament for tax relief
KG3 appoints colonial representatives to Parliament
Parliament passes the Intolerable Acts
Parliament repeals the Stamp and Sugar Act
16
Who was the author of this excerpt?
George Whitfield
Thomas Paine
King George III
John Burgoyne
17
How were the actions of the protesters in the Boston Tea party and Henry David Thoreau similar?
both used civil disobedience to resist government policy
both acted in support of the equal protection of the laws
both sought to protest taxes on tea in America
both believed in the use of violence
18
Which geographic feature provided the basis of the British Proclamation Line of 1763?
Mississippi River
Appalachian Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
19
Which of the following provides an example of civil disobedience?
Boston Tea Party
trial of publisher John Peter Zenger
passage fo the Force Bill of Congress in 1833
discussion of the Dred Scott Decision

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