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US1 Pearson Ch 3-2 Prelude to American Revolution
US1 Pearson Ch 3-2 Prelude to American Revolution
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A #socialstudies #blindquiz to discuss the #history of #Prelude to #AmericanRevolution
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Protest against British taxes in which protesters dumped tea into the harbor
Baltimore Tea Party
Boston Tea Party
Philadelphia Tea Party
Providence Tea Party
2
He wrote
Common Sense
to try to sway public opinion against King George III
Joseph Paulson
Thomas Paine
Randall Cobb
William Salter
3
“No taxation without -
supplication”
representation”
hesitation”
commiseration”
4
Colonists were shot by British soldiers after a mob threw ice-balls and bottles at the guards.
New York Murders
Boston Massacre
Attack on Providence
Charleston Assault
5
Colonial lawyer who became an important activist; spoke out against British laws & served on 1st Continental Congress
John Adams
Francis Marion
John Paul Jones
Paul Revere
6
British laws intended to punish MA for the Boston Tea Party
Terrible Acts
Disgusting Acts
Unfriendly Acts
Intolerable Acts
7
Colonists protested the Stamp Act by-
attacking the British at Lexington
refusing to buy British goods (boycott)
passing the Declaratory Act
taxing British goods that entered the country
8
The British wanted the colonies to pay their share of this war’s costs.
French & Indian War
War of 1812
American Revolutionary War
Hundred Years War
9
Enacted by the British as a punishment, this took land gained in the French & Indian War away from the colonies
Punishment Act
War Gains Clause
King's Choice Act
Quebec Act
10
A semi-secret political organization in the American colonies that protested British taxes & laws
Fighters of Freedom
Sons of Liberty
Freedom Front
Liberty Gang
11
British policy in the early 1700s that allowed colonial self-rule as long as Great Britain profited
voluntary release
salutary neglect
planned aloofness
mercantilist theory
12
A painful form of public torture & humiliation used to enforce unofficial justice or revenge
smacking & hanging
tarring & feathering
oiling & dusting
honey & ants
13
These were colonists who wanted to remain British and did not support the American Revolution
Lobsterbacks
Anglophiles
Loyalists
Intolerables
14
This British Prime Minister supported policies that increased the financial burden on colonies
Edward Braddock
Daniel Leonard
William Pitt
George Grenville
15
He was an everyday Bostonian who attended both the Boston Massacre & the Boston Tea Party
George Hewes
David Bronzefield
Richard Westham
Nathaniel Harrington
16
Required local officials to provide lodging for British soldiers in private homes.
Currency Act of 1764
Quartering Act
Proclamation of 1763
Revenue Act of 1767
17
Legalized the use of writs of assistance
Proclamation of 1763
Currency Act of 1764
Revenue Act of 1767 (Sugar Act)
Quartering Act
18
A prominent loyalist who was the last royal governor of MA; a Boston mob invaded his home & ransacked it
Eric Aldershot
Thomas Hutchinson
Thomas Johnson
Thomas Paine
19
After the Boston Massacre, the British repealed the -
Decree of Authority
Declaratory Acts
Townshend Acts
Treaty of Paris
20
What did the groups who protested British taxes call themselves?
Refugees
Rebels
Patriots
Refusers
21
Colonial leader who criticized British; said “Give me liberty or give me death!”
Patrick Henry
George Washington
Sam Adams
Ben Franklin
22
Network of colonial groups organized by Sam Adams to keep colonists informed of British actions & plan resistance
circle of friends
committee of correspondence
declaration of rights
plan of attack
23
He inspired people to resist British taxes and oppression; helped organize the Sons of Liberty
George Washington
Ben Franklin
Patrick Henry
Sam Adams
24
With this, the Stamp Act Congress declared that taxes passed without colonial consent were unconstitutional
Transitory Act
Statement of Peaceful Intent
Policy of Truth
Declaration of Rights & Grievances
25
Law passed by British in 1765 that required the payment of a tax on a great variety of papers & documents
Paper Surcharge
Parchment Tax
Stamp Act
Document Fee
26
Prohibited colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains
Currency Act of 1764
Revenue Act of 1767
Quartering Act
Proclamation of 1763
27
Group of delegates who represented all colonies except GA; mostly agreed to stay loyal
House of Burgesses
Albany Unity Committee
Boston Commons Congress
First Continental Congress
28
He proposed the Albany Plan, which was 1
st
attempt to unite colonies
Ben Franklin
George Washington
Sam Adams
Patrick Henry
29
Who was the African American sailor who was killed during the Boston Massacre?
Polydor Hixson
Kyree Smythe
Crispus Attucks
Alphonso Branson
30
Commercial restrictions triggered by the Stamp Act & adopted by colonists to protest British policy
commerce refusals
colonial boycotts
salutary neglect
nonimportation agreements
