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Causes of the American Revolution
Causes of the American Revolution
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1
Colonists had to feed and house British government officials under the Quartering Act.
True
False
2
Colonists used the phrase "no taxation without representation." Representation to what?
the Grand Council
Parliament
the House of Burgesses
the House of Representatives
3
A ___ allowed customs officials to search colonists homes for smuggled goods.
charter
writ of assistance
search warrant
constitution
4
Where was the "shot heard round the world?"
Concord
Lexington
Breed's Hill
Bunker Hill
5
The first real joining together of colonial delegates into a government was the
Grand Council
1st Continental Congress
House of Representatives
House of Burgesses
6
Before the war with the French, the British crown had basically ignored the American colonies. This was called
taxation without representation
English Bill of Rights
salutary neglect
mercantilism
7
The idea that the mother country should become wealthy from her colonies was part of
no answer is correct
mercantilism
salutary neglect
popular sovereignty
8
Which tax required the colonists to buy paper from Britain to make documents legal?
Stamp Act
Declaratory Act
Quartering Act
Sugar Act
9
Calling the bloodshed in Boston in 1770 a "massacre" was an example of
commercialism
writs of assistance
mercantilism
propaganda
10
If you __, you refuse to buy items
pay
boycott
repeal
steal
11
A Patriot __ independence.
opposed
favored
12
What 2 actions by the British angered the colonists after the French and Indian War? There are 2 answers.
arresting those who didn't fight
taxing
limit on westward movement
disbanding town meetings
13
One of the main causes of the French and Indian war was competition over land.
False
True
14
In response to the Tea Party, Parliament passed the ___ which shut down the port of Boston. There are 2 answers.
Coercive Acts
Townshend Acts
Intolerable Acts
Quartering Act
15
Who defended the soldiers after the Boston Massacre?
John Hancock
John Smith
John Sherman
John Adams
16
English ruler during Revolution
George IV
George II
George VI
George III
17
Why did Britain start to try to control the colonies in the 1760s?
Other countries were showing an interest in America
They missed the people in America
The climate was better for cash crops
They realized the colonists weren't following the laws of the King
18
How did England view its colonies?
as an economic burden
As an economic resource
19
The former slave and dock worker killed at Boston Massacre
Crispus Atticus
Crispus Adams
Crispus Attucks
Crispus Attaway
20
Protest group in Boston that harassed tax collectors
committee of correspondence
Continental Congress
Sons of Liberty
Patriots
21
Whom did the colonists think were the only people who could make them pay taxes?
the Legislative Branch
the House of Burgesses
Parliament
their own assemblies
22
Ben Franklin tried to bring the colonies together to fight the French when he introduced the
House of Burgesses
Proclamation of 1763
Albany Plan of Union
Magna Carta
23
To peacefully protest and government law is called
civil disobedience
salutary neglect
petitioning
striking
24
Which came first?
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
25
The Boston Tea Party was an example of peaceful protest.
False
True
26
Britain was in debt from which war?
Seminole War
Ten Years' War
French and Indian War
Colonial War
27
A person who did not want independence
Patriot
Britton
Loyalist
Colonial
28
Colonies stayed informed about what was happening in Boston through their
royal governors
committees of correspondence
assemblies
newspapers
29
The first shots of the Revolution were fired in Virginia.
False
True