Crossroads Chapter 10: American Revolution and BNA

Revolutionary colonists reacted to colonists who remained loyal to Britain with:

British North America, 1791 was: Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, PEI, Upper Canada, Lower Canada

What conflict was finally resolved in 1763 by the Treaty of Paris?

Which Native leader opposed British control of the fur trade?

The Stamp Act was created to pay for British protection of American colonists who fought French and Indigenous groups

The Declaration of Independence was mostly written by this man:

The Boston Tea Party was the name for the celebration of America becoming a free country.

The Quebec Act prevented American expansion into the Ohio Valley

What was New France like after the Treaty of Paris? How did the British treat the French settlers in Quebec?

What was the nickname of the laws Britain passed in 1774 that caused hardship for American colonists?

The war of 1812 was the final major invasion of Canadian territory by an enemy

How did King George respond to receiving the American Declaration of Independence?

Why did the Americans hate the "Intolerable Acts"?

What were some of the activities of settlers in Upper Canada?

What were crown and clergy reserves?

What was John Graves Simcoe's approach to governing Upper Canada?

Why did the British decide to tax the thirteen colonies?

The name for people who stayed faithful to the King and country of Britain were known as Patriots.

Which of the following is NOT a reason why French Canadians did not join the Americans in fighting for freedom from Brit

What were the terms of this 1763 Paris treaty?

What is the main reason USA invaded Canada in 1812?

Reasons that America was unhappy with Britain in the early 1800s. (2)

During the American Revolution which group did Indigenous peoples side with?

The "Boston Massacre" was an event where British soldiers misunderstood an order & opened fire on American protesters

The War of 1812:

Where did Loyalists fleeing Americans settle?

This man surrendered the British Army's defeat at the port of Yorktown

During the American Revolution, people who opposed the revolution were called:

The turning point in the American Revolutionary War came when this country's army came in 1778 to support the Americans:

Why were the Americans able to defeat the British?

Under the terms of the Royal Proclamation of 1763, American colonists:

The Declaration of Independence...

What were some MAJOR causes of the American Revolution?

How did the American Revolution help to make Canada "more English"?

What privileges did aristocrats have in Upper Canada?

The war of 1812 made the people of Upper Canada less loyal to Britain

Britain was annoyed with the 13 colonies for being troublesome, argumentative, & fighting French & Indigenous groups

The MAJOR reason the Quebec Act upset Americans was because it:

The purpose of the Declaration of Independence was to create what kind of government?

Which American colony was against the War of 1812

Why did Canada remain loyal to Britain?

How did the Royal Proclamation of 1763 help the Natives and French?

During the American Revolution which group of people were subjected to being tarred and feathered?

The primary (main) reason for the outbreak of the War of 1812 was:

The British forces in upper Canada defeated the Americans in the War of 1812 at:

American colonists staged protests against the British government because they were being forced to:

Why did Pontiac's opposition to British control of the fur trade fail?

Supporters of the American Revolution were called Loyalists.

The governments of Upper and Lower Canada were:

Following the Seven Years War: Why did Indigenous People resist British rule in "Canada"?

Which of the following events occurred first?