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Causes of the American Revolution & Declaration of Independence Review
Causes of the American Revolution & Declaration of Independence Review
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The Quartering Act inspired this amendment to the Constitution
9th Amendment
4th Amendment
1st Amendment
3rd Amendment
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The Stamp Act was enacted to pay off British debt from this war
The Civil War
The French and Indian War
The Revolutionary War
World War I
3
The Proclamation of 1763 said the American colonists could not move west of these mountains
The Rocky Mountains
The Alps
Mount Everest
The Appalachian Mountains
4
The Declaration of Independence. . .
includes natural rights
created a form of government
was written by Ben Franklin
did not list complaints against the king
5
These were the sides in the French and Indian War (Seven Years War)
British vs. American Colonists
French & Native Americans vs. Colonists
French vs. Native Americans
French & Native Americans vs. British & American Colonists
6
The American Colonists were upset by the Stamp Act because
They couldn't afford playing cards anymore
Their taxes were lowered
Their taxes were raised
They were being taxed without representation in Parliament
7
After the French and Indian War, the American colonists were upset with the British because
They wanted to become a part of the French empire
The British lost the war
Their taxes were raised significantly
The British lowered their taxes
8
What rights are included in the Declaration of Independence?
Right to bear arms
Freedom of religion
The right to free speech
Natural rights
9
When Lord North took control of Parliament, he repealed the T. Act taxes except this product
Glass
Paper
Tea
Whisky
10
What action(s) is supported by this image?
Loyalty to King George
The uniting of the colonies
Independence from Britain
Loyalty to Britain
11
What document was written in 1776 and officially created a new country?
English Bill of Rigts
Magna Carta
Mayflower Compact
The Declaration of Independence
12
What is the law-making body in Britain?
House of Representatives
Parliament
Senate
Congress
13
The colonists accused the British crown of
tyranny
, which means
The business of capturing, transporting, and selling humans
Rule by the people
The right of an accused person to appear in court
The unjust use of government power
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Which of the following are complaints of the colonists?
Taxation
Suspending trial by jury
Dissolving legislatures in the colonies
Quartering troops
15
To 'repeal' means
To put forward
To make an announcement
To revoke or cancel a law
To protest
16
Who was the author of the Declaration of Independence?
James Madison
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
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The American colonists
boycotted
the unpopular Townshend Acts which means they
Tar and Feathered tax collectors
Tossed tea into Boston Harbor
Refused to buy one or more goods from a certain source
Wrote angry letters to Parliament in England