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Why was the Declaration of Independence written?
To create a national holiday with bonfires and illuminations
To divide up the work of the Continental Congress fairly
To explain why the colonies had the right to form their own government
To lay the groundwork for ending slavery in the colonies
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Tarring and feathering tax collectors was a form of protest that would have been used by
Patriots
Loyalists
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The patriots called the acts passed following the Boston Tea Party
Coercive Acts
Intolerable Acts
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Repeal means
to boycott
to cancel
to buy
to approve
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All of the following were terms of the Coercive Acts EXCEPT
Parliament passed a new Quartering Act
Parliament closed the port of Boston
Parliament allowed Boston colonists to continue trading
Parliament forbid town meetings
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The only colony that did not send delegates to the First Continental Congress was
Georgia
New York
Massachusetts
North Carolina
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Redcoats were
Militia
British soldiers
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The act that required colonists to provide housing to British soldiers
Stamp Act
Townshend Acts
Quartering Act
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Some patriots smuggled goods to avoid paying the taxes. This means
cash crops were excluded from goods
the goods were being traded secretly
the Triangle Trade was no longer in effect
Native Americans gained a profit on goods
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The OCCASION of the event shown here
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
French and Indian War
Lexington and Concord
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This required colonists to buy tea from the British East India Company
Sugar Act
Tea Act
Quartering Act
Stamp Act
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Which event happened FIRST?
Boston Tea Party
French and Indian War
Intolerable Acts
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The French and Indian War involved the French fighting against the
Spanish
British
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The person who coined the phrase "Boston Massacre" was
George Washington
Ben Franklin
Samuel Adams
Paul Revere
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Which of the following acts did Parliament repeal?
Stamp Act
Quartering Act
Tea Act
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A militia is
the British government
a group of emergency soldiers
part of the Coercive Acts
a legal boycott
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Which of the following is a primary source about the American Revolution?
a textbook
a diary entry
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This shows colonists burning stamps to protest the Stamp Act. These colonists are most likely
Patriots
Loyalists
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The "mother country" during this time period was
Russia
Spain
France
Britain
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The group of colonists who wrote letters to inform the colonies about events were called
Committee of Correspondence
Sons of Liberty
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The Declaration of Independence stated
all governments must give everyone equal rights
nothing about overthrowing a government.
a government can never be overthrown
the people can overthrow the government if it doesn't protect their rights
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What values did the colonists fight for during this time period?
Unity and cooperation
Dictatorship and resistance
Money and power
Violence and aggression
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Patriots disagreed with taxes because
they had no say in Parliament
They were upset with the committees of correspondence
they wanted control of all western lands
they thought the Boston Massacre was a good idea
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The OCCASION of the event shown here
Lexington and Concord
French and Indian War
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
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Radical group of patriots who planned the Boston Tea Party
Boys of Revolution
Independence Movement
Sons of Liberty
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The Townshend Acts taxed all of the following goods EXCEPT
paper
muskets
glass
paint
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Which of the following BEST explains why patriots were upset with Parliament?
Parliament wanted to abolish (get ride of) slavery
Colonists did not have representatives in Parliament
Parliament no longer allowed men to wear wigs
Parliament required all colonial children to go to school
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"Join or Die" was a phrase created by
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Paul Revere
King George III
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People's values affect their actions and what they fight for. What values were worth fighting for for the patriots?
dictatorship and resistance
freedom and unity
power and destruction
fighting and violence
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The main cause of the French and Indian war was that the French and the British both claimed
Ohio River Valley
the Missisippi River
Hudson River
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He created an engraving of the Boston Massacre
George Washington
Samuel Adams
John Adams
Paul Revere
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The young officer who distinguished himself in battle during the French and Indian War was
John Adams
King George III
George Washington
Paul Revere
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Why were the Stamp Act and Townshend Acts passed?
to annoy the colonists
to create a new country
to raise money
to weaken King George
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Benjamin Franklin created a cartoon of a cut up snake to
Show the importance of reptiles
Try to unite the colonies
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The Coercive (Intolerable) Acts were created as a response to the
Boston Tea Party
Stamp Act
Boston Massacre
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Groups of colonists who wrote letters informing other colonists about different events
committee of correspondence
writ of assistance
salutary neglect
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The Declaration of Independence says that all people have the right to life, liberty and the
rejection of laws
the pursuit of happiness
quality of job opportunities
change of voting requirements
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The phrase “no taxation without representation” referred to taxes passed by
Parliament
colonial representatives
First Continental Congress
town meetings
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The quartering act
required sons of liberty to pay a fine
required loyalists to swear an oath to the king
required quarters to be paid for taxes
required colonists to provide shelter to redcoats
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The law that prevented colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains was
the Treaty of Paris of 1763
the Quartering Act
The Townshend Acts of 1767
the Proclamation of 1763
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Colonists who supported King George III and Parliament were known as
Patriots
Loyalists
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Paul Revere made an engraving showing events of the
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
Stamp Act