Enlightenment and the Road to Revolution

Question 1

The _________ banned colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains.

Accepted Answer

Proclamation of 1763

Question 2

Which of these is another name for the Intolerable Acts?

Accepted Answer

Coercive Acts

Question 3

Who designed and lived in the Palladian style home known as Monticello?

Accepted Answer

Thomas Jefferson

Question 4

A wax seal would be applied to show that colonists had paid the ____ Tax on paper goods.

Accepted Answer

Stamp

Question 5

Colonists influenced by The Enlightenment would've believe the king violated their right to __.

Accepted Answer

all of the above

Question 6

Which choice is a public goal?

Accepted Answer

make uniforms for the colonial militia men defending Boston

Question 7

A businessman making money in both the colonies and back in England would likely be ______.

Accepted Answer

neutral

Question 8

A dispute between colonists and soldiers in front of the British customs house led to the ___.

Accepted Answer

Boston Massacre

Question 9

The Enlightenment represented a time when people started basing ideas on science and _____.

Accepted Answer

reason

Question 10

"No Taxation without Representation" was a cry against the ___ or tax on all printed materials.

Accepted Answer

Stamp Act

Question 11

The Enlightenment was a movement based on _____________.

Accepted Answer

science and reason

Question 12

Which future president was the lawyer for the British soldiers in the Boston Massacre?

Accepted Answer

John Adams

Question 13

John Locke influenced the Declaration of Independence with ideas about natural rights like ___.

Accepted Answer

life, liberty and property

Question 14

Closing Boston Harbor was very unpopular in the colonies. Which law did this?

Accepted Answer

Intolerable Acts

Question 15

According to Grid 12, the Quebec Act

Accepted Answer

Kept people from moving west like the Proclamation of 1763

Question 16

Which of the following sequences is listed in the order the events happened?

Accepted Answer

Tea Act, Boston Tea Party, Intolerable Acts

Question 17

Which of the following works was written by John Locke?

Accepted Answer

Second Treatise

Question 18

Which Bostonian known for his horse ride engraved the famous tin image of the Boston Massacre?

Accepted Answer

Paul Revere

Question 19

Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?

Accepted Answer

Thomas Jefferson

Question 20

The Proclamation of 1763 actually helped Native Americans because it ________.

Accepted Answer

protected their land by blocking colonists from moving west

Question 21

The French and Indian War left the British government with _______.

Accepted Answer

all of the above

Question 22

The Coercive Acts, or Intolerable Acts in the colonies, were punishment for the

Accepted Answer

Boston Tea Party

Question 23

The Sons of Liberty dressed as _________ during the Boston Tea Party.

Accepted Answer

Mohawk Indians

Question 24

Colonists boycotted goods such as glass and paint to protest the __________.

Accepted Answer

Townshend Acts

Question 25

Colonies communicated through a system of horseback riders known as the _______.

Accepted Answer

Committees of Correspondence

Question 26

Someone who was______ would support the fight against unfair British laws and taxes.

Accepted Answer

a patriot

Question 27

The Dec. of Ind. is about revolt. Who spoke of people's right to revolt against government?

Accepted Answer

Locke

Question 28

People back in England would've thought the Boston Massacre was ____.

Accepted Answer

blown way out of proportion for propaganda

Question 29

Colonists and Enlightenment thinkers would've agreed that there is no place for ________.

Accepted Answer

a powerful king

Question 30

The _________ forced colonists to give supplies and shelter to British soldiers.

Accepted Answer

Quartering Act

Question 31

A tax collector in the colonies would probably be _________.

Accepted Answer

a loyalist

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