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Causes of the American Revolution Week 19
Causes of the American Revolution Week 19
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People who devoted themselves to the King were called
Sons of Liberty
loyalists
Sons of George
patriots
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What word is associated with this picture?
loyalists
massacre
Parliament
philanthropy
3
The Stamp Act stated that the colonists had to
be in their homes before dark
only buy tea from the East India Company
pay a tax on things made from sugar
pay a tax on printed products like newspaper and letters
4
The French and Indian War was fought between
The French and American Indians
The French and the British
The British and the American Indians against the French
The French and the American Indians against the British
5
The Boston Tea party was one of the first formal acts of ____________ by the colonists
protest
defense
parliamnet
revolution
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King George sent a _________ stating that the colonists would have to house British soldiers
tension
protest
revolution
proclamation
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How did the Boston Tea party help lead the colonists toward revolution?
Colonists began to argue with each other
King George wrote a song called "You'll Be Back"
The colonists were upset about the lost tea
King George got upset and created the intolerable acts
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"No taxation without representation" means
the colonists only wanted to pay taxes if they could not set the ammount
they wanted the Loyalists to leave America
the colonists didnt want to pay taxes at all
they didnt want to pay tax becuse they didnt decide how the money was spent
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How did the colonists respond to the Townshend Acts?
They Boycotted British Goods
they ignored them hoping they would go away
they wrote angry letters to King George.
they threw tea in the harbor
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Growing_______ led to war between Great Britain and the colonists
tension
loyalty
proclamation
protest