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Mr. B American Revolution 8th Grade
Mr. B American Revolution 8th Grade
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American Revolution History Quiz 8th Grade
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1
Which best describes the 18th century Enlightenment
new beliefs based on reason, science, and human equality
old beliefs based on religion
Edison's invention of the light bulb
superstitions and myths
2
Which Enlightenment thinker ideas influenced the writing of the Declaration of Independence?
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
William Pitt
Edgar Allan Poe
3
The American patriots dressed up as what during the Boston Tea Party?
Ghosts
Pirates of the Caribbean
Drunken Sailors
Mohawk Indians
4
What was the name of the group that led protests boycotts, and mob actions against the British?
the Liberty Bells
the Sons of Liberty
the Frat Boys
the American Boys
5
An agreement between a society to cooperate, forming a basic foundation for government
equality
socialism
declaratory act
social contract
6
England passed the Intolerable Acts in 1774 in response to _____________.
the Battle of Bunker Hill
colonial boycott of the Stamp Act
the Boston Tea Party
the Battle at Concord
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What event in 1770 started where colonists 1st threw snowballs at British soldiers?
The Boston Attack
The Boston Riots
The Big Snow Ball Fight of 1770
The Boston Massacre
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The __was announced by the British and promised any slave that joined the British Army freedom.
Proclamation of 1763
the Declaratory Act
Parliamentary Proclamation
Dunmore Proclamation
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The _____________ is a tax on all printed paper goods; newspapers, legal docs, playing cards .
Declaratory Act
Intolerable Acts
Tea Act
Stamp Act
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The Declaratory Act enforced by the British
made all colonists declare their loyalty to the king
affirmed British power to tax and pass laws in colonies
ensured that all British subjects buy stamps
declared that all British people must drink tea
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The Proclamation of 1763 was a promise by King George to the Native Americans that
the colonist were forced to buy native produced tea
that all sugar taxes were paid to the natives
no colonist can live west of the Appalachian mountains
the colonist buy the natives’ furs and jewelry