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Acts and events that led to American Revolution
Acts and events that led to American Revolution
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This act gave the British East India Tea Company exclusive rights to sell tea in the colonies
Sugar Act
Intolerable Act
Townsend Act
Tea Act
2
Friday is StaggNation Day, how old is Mr. Stagg?
29
2, 389
2, 228
2, 387
3
The quartering act allowed the British government to do what in the colonies?
House their troops in colonial homes
To build new forts that would house their troops.
To raise all taxes by a quarter
to cut all taxes by at least one fourth
4
Ben Franklin proposed what plan in 1754 to unite all the colonies?
Declaration of Independence
The Albany Plan
The Unification Plan
The Franklin Plan
5
What was gained from the French and Indian War?
Nothing at all
The Ohio Valley
Pride
Trading rights and money
6
The Sons of Liberty destroyed which British import in Boston?
Sugar
Guns and ammo
Tea
Lumber
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Freedoms that are unalieanable means they can not be taken away.
True
False
8
Which of the following was not included in the intolerable acts?
British officials accused of a crime had to have trial in GB
Colonial assemblies were only allowed to meet once a year
Closed the port of Boston
There would be more quartering of troops in Boston
9
If you owe someone or a financial institution money you would be in...
trouble
rebel
debt
jerk
10
To assimmilate means to do what in a new culture?
adapt
rebel
refuse
resist
11
Placed a tax on all printed material, such as newspapers, marriage license and playing cards
Townshend Act
Stamp Act
Tea Act
Quartering Act
12
The ___________ stated that colonists could not move west of the Appalachian Mountains.
Proclamation of 1761
Proclamation of 1764
Proclamation of 1763
Proclamation of 1762
13
What would it be if you decided to stop eating Canes because you didn't agree with them changing the sauce recipe?
Unite
Assimilation
Boycott
Debt
14
As part of the punishment the King authorized a series of punitive laws known as the ____:
Stamp Act
Proclamation Act
Intolerable Acts
Townshend Act
15
Lexington and Concord were significant because________________.
its territory that was won during the French and Indian War
It is were the colonial assemblies met.
It is where British soldiers fired on ordinary citizens.
It is where the first shots of the Revolutionary War took place.
16
The ________________ was a tax on all household goods, such as tea, paper, paint, and glass.
Proclamation
Quartering Act
Stamp Act
Townshend Act
17
A volunteer group of people who who act as soldiers is known as what?
Militia
Patriot
Armed volunteers
Crazy people
18
This customs house that still stands today was the scene where 5 colonist were killed by British soldiers known as what?
Boston Assination
Boston Riot
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
19
What does it mean to rebel?
To unite together
To pass a new law.
To sign a petition
To fight back against your government
20
According to which act did all colonial goods have to go through British ports?
Tea Act
Intolerable Acts
Navigation Acts
Townshend Acts