What is one reason the Quebec Act upset the inhabitants of the 13 Colonies?

The were mad they couldn't settle in the Ohio Valley.

Why does Britain tax the 13 Colonies?

Because they needed to pay off their war debts.

What are the "intolerable acts"?

Laws that enraged the 13 colonists.

What makes the 13 Colonists angry about the new taxes?

No taxation without representation.

Why did Carleton think assimilation of the French would fail?

There were too many French people in the colony.

What territorial changes happen under the Quebec Act?

Province of Quebec gets larger. Indigenous territory is reduced.

Which groups of people were HAPPY with the Quebec Act?

The Catholic Church and the seigneurs

What does the oath of allegiance allow?

Canadiens could be in the government without giving up religion.

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1
What is one reason the Quebec Act upset the inhabitants of the 13 Colonies?
They were mad the Canadiens wanted to live with them.
The were mad they couldn't settle in the Ohio Valley.
They were mad that Guy Carleton was governor.
They were mad they couldn't settle in the Province of Quebec
2
Under the Quebec Act, what had still not been created?
A supreme court.
A legislative assembly.
A legal association.
A judge and jury.
3
Why does Britain tax the 13 Colonies?
Because they were greedy.
Because they needed to pay off their debts to society.
Because they needed to pay off their war debts.
Because the 13 Colonies were rich and could spare the money.
4
What are the "intolerable acts"?
Acts that were punishable by death.
Laws that enraged the 13 colonists.
Laws that made Britain angry.
Acts that forced the 13 colonists to destroy their tea.
5
What makes the 13 Colonists angry about the new taxes?
Mo' money. Mo' problems.
No pain. No gain.
No representation without identification.
No taxation without representation.
6
What laws were officially reintroduced under the Quebec Act?
French criminal laws.
English military laws.
English civil laws.
French civil laws.
7
Why did Carleton think assimilation of the French would fail?
There were too many French people in the colony.
The Americans's wanted to destroy the French.
The Canadiens didn't want to learn English.
The British population was growing.
8
What's the name of the treaty that recognized the independence of the United States of America?
Treaty of Quebec
Treaty of Versailes
Treaty of the 13 Colonies
Treaty of Paris
9
What territorial changes happen under the Quebec Act?
Province of Quebec gets larger. Indigenous territory is reduced.
Province of Quebec expands to include the 13 Colonies.
Province of Que. gets smaller. Indigenous territory gets bigger.
Province of Quebec stays the same.
10
Which groups of people were HAPPY with the Quebec Act?
The Catholic Church and the seigneurs
The 13 Colonists
The British Party and Guy Carleton
The French Party & the British Party
11
The Catholic Church could once again collect what under the Quebec Act?
Tea
Stamps
The tithe
Seigneurial fees
12
When did the 13 Colonies declare their independence and call themselves USA?
July 1st, 1776
July 4th, 1776
July 4th, 1763
July 1st, 1763
13
Under the Quebec Act, the Test Act becomes replaced by....?
An oath of allegiance
A new bishop swears them into government
An oath of allergens
A Taste Test Act
14
What is the one-word goal of the Quebec Act?
Absolutism
Accommodation
Anhilation
Assimilation
15
What does the oath of allegiance allow?
Canadiens could sue the British Party for discrimination.
Canadiens could be in the government without giving up religion.
Canadiens could now be the governor.
Canadiens could now pay the tithe.

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