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Shack: Causes of the American Revolution
Shack: Causes of the American Revolution
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Which of the following was an act of "Civil Disobedience?
The Townshend Acts
The Proclamation Line of 1763
The Boston Tea Party
The Boston Massacre
2
Which colonial law imposed by the King does the picture represent?
The Townshend Acts
The Stamp Act
The Quartering Act
The Sugar Act
3
Crispus Attucks was the first casualty of this incident in Massachusetts?
The Boston Massacre
The French and Indian War
The Treaty of Paris
The Boston Tea Party
4
What was the purpose of the Committees of Correspondence?
To reduce the power of the King
to give the Colonists a system to communication
To promote Taxation in the Colonies
Togive the Colonist the right to vote
5
A colonist could not pass the Appalachian Mountains. Which law was he following?
The Boston massacre
The Boston Tea Party
The Proclamation Line of 1763
The Treaty of Paris
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Tax on molasses for colonists.
The Intolerable Acts
The Sugar Act
The Stamp Act
The Tea Act
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Turning raw materials into finished products = from the colonies to mother England
Mercantilism
Triangular Trade
Enlightenment
Capitalism
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George Washington, John Adams, Samuel Adams, the Sons of Liberty are?
Loyalist
Nuetralist
Abolishists
Patriots
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Samuel Adams and the Sons of Liberty used this as a slogan of protest.
Down with Tyranny!
No Taxation without Representation!
Mankind is not Fair!
Slaughter the King!
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A fee that a colonist had to pay for a document, newspaper, or letters?
Sugar Act
Quartering Act
Stamp Act
Townshend Act
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If a colonist paid a tax on glass or lead, he/she was paying which of the following?
Sugar Act
Quartering Act
The Stamp Act
The Townshend Acts
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Was the founder of the Sons of Liberty.
George Washington
Samuel Adams
Benjamin Franklin
John Hancock