Causes of the American Revolution

To protect their rights as citizens of Britain about the Townshend, what did the colonists do?

Who was the first man to die at the Boston Massacre?

It was called the French and Indian War because who sided with the French?

What did the British do to punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party?

All tax from the Townshend act was repealed except for the tax on what item?

This law required colonial assemblies to provide British troops with quarters.

What law by King George III order the colonists not to cross the Appalachian Mountains?

The colonists saw the Proclamation of 1763 as an interference on what?

Why did most colonists not like the Proclamation of 1763?

The French had military bases located in Quebec and what other Canadian city?

What King was crowned King of England in 1760?

The third law gave the king the power to appoint all positions in what?

This is the unjust use of government power.

Which item in the colonies would you not pay a tax on according to the Stamp Act?

This whole event in which the Sons of Liberty dumped tea into the Boston Harbor is known as ?

Who was the lawyer for the British Soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre?

Who took the lead in protesting the Townshend Act?

This means to refuse to buy one or more goods from a certian source.

Samuel Adams was the leader of what group?

What is the name of the event in which 5 unarmed colonists were killed by British Soldiers?

Because of the Stamp Act, Colonists began to protest with the words, "No Taxation Without ___.

Bostonians hated British Soldiers because they not only took up space but they also stole this?

The First cause of concern for the British colonies was the opening of what Mountains?

The French and Indian War went on for 7 years, therefore it is also known as what war?

The French and Indian War was fought over what area?

The Second Law of the Intolerable Acts placed the government of Massachusetts under  whom?

The British had forts along what river?

The French and Indian War was fought between the French and The Indians against what nation?

Who wrote that Government was like a social contract?

In this treaty, the French lost North America, Canada, and all lands east of what river?

The Fourth Law stated that all accused officials were to be tried where?

The first law of the intolerable acts closed what?

The French and Indian War officially ended with the signing of what Treaty?

This law by the British was a tax on imported sugar and molasses into the colonies.

This law placed a tax on certain goods the colonists imported from Britain.

Because the Townshend Act was boycotted Parliment did what to this law?

Because of settlers pushing across the Appalachian Mts what group were colonists fighting?

The Boycott on British goods was a peaceful way that even what group could do?

The British had to pay off a large debt left over from what war?

This law required colonists to pay a tax on all paper in the colonies.

Because of the growth of Representative Government, by 1763 the colonists were used to what?

What group made the boycott on British imports successful?

After months of Protests by colonists, Parliament did what with the stamp Act?

The Tea Act was an attempt by the British to rescue what company?

What is Salutary Neglect?

The turning point in the war was when the British captured what?

In Protest to the Tea Act, the Sons of Liberty dumped how many pounds of tea into Boson Harbor?

Colonial Leaders were influenced by what type of leaders?