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2015 Road to American Revolution Review for Exam
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Many say that the Boston Tea Party was nonviolent, and therefore an act of
Non-Civil Disobedience
Unalienable Rights
Civil Disobedience
Civil Liberties
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Line forbids America from moving west across into Indian territory
Proclamation Line of 1763
Proclamation Line of 1773
Persecution Line of 1763
Mason-Dixon Line
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Main reason colonists, like Patrick Henry, were upset with new taxes.
New tax on colonists' favorite drink
taxes were issued without colonists' consent
British Parliament permitted colonial representation
Cost a lot of money
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Britain not enforcing laws on the colonists for many years (caused colonial self-govt.)
Habeus Corpus
Salamander Neglect
Writ of Assistance
Salutary Neglect
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King Said colonists can only buy British tea, hurt colonial business, causes Boston Tea Party
Tea Act
Townshend Acts
Tea Party
Tea Tax
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To protest tea act, Sons of Liberty dress up as Indians and dump King's tea in harbor
Tar and Feathering
Boston Tea Act
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
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God-Given rights that NO ONE can take away (life Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness).Basis of D.O.I.
Alienable Rights
Individual Rights
Limited Government
Unalienable Rights
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Best Hollywood American Revolution Movie
The Patriot (Mel Gibson)
Let's be real, they were all terrible
The Crossing (Jeff Daniels)
Revolution (Al Pacino)
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Main tax protest organizers, such as: Sam Adams, Paul Revere, & John Hancock
Founding Fathers
Brothers of Liberty
Sons of Liberty
Daughters of Liberty
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Translation of D.O.I. Grievance:
"He (the King) Imposed Taxes Without Our Consent"
Taxation of the British without their permission
Mercantilism
Taxation with Representation
Taxation without Colonial Representation in Parliament
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Tar and feathering, and other abuse towards tax collectors and loyalists are examples of:
Salutary Neglect
Mercantilism
Non-Civil Disobedience
Civil Disobedience
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Act created by Parliament to punish Massachusetts for Tea Party-control of courts, ports, homes
Intolerable Acts
Sugar Act
Untouchable Acts
Proclamation Line of 1763
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Getting raw materials from the colonies and making colonists ONLY trade with England
Mercantilism
Marxism
Greed
Monopoly
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Which was NOT a main grievance listed in the D.O.I.?
Taxation without representation
Protecting the colonies during the French and Indian War
Mercantilism cut off our trade with the rest of the world
Intolerable Acts
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War that King taxed the colonists for without their consent
World War I
French and Indian War
American Revolution
War to End All Wars
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Translation of grievance:
For Transporting us beyond the Seas to be tried for pretend offenses
Salutary Neglect
innocent colonists will be sent to British courts and jails
Mercantilism
Taxation without representation
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Philosopher who invented the idea of Unalienable rights
Montesquieu
John Locke
Thomas Jefferson
John Bon Jovi
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Written by Thomas Jefferson in 1776, it declared independence from Great Britain
Declaration of Nations
Treaty of Paris
Declaration of Independence
The U.S. Constitution
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Pain in Britain's side, wrote Common Sense which inspired colonists to want to divorce Britain
Thomas Paine
Thomas Jefferson
William Paine
Thomas Magnum
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Reason the King George III of England ended Salutary Neglect
He hated the colonists
Punishment for the Boston Tea Party
Sons of Liberty were formed
enforce taxes to pay off French and Indian War debt
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Taxed paper. Colonists react by boycotting British goods and threatening tax collectors
Intolerable Act
Quartering Act
Townshend Acts
Stamp Act
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Colonists had to house and feed British troops, colonists resisted and ignored law
Townshend Acts
Quartering Act
Dime Act
Quacking Act
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British troops open fire and kill 5 Bostonians=sparks more tension between Britain and America
Boston Tea Party
Intolerable Acts
Boston Massacre
Boston Red Sox
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His famous lines, "Give me Liberty or Give me Death," helped inspire the American Revolution
Patrick Henry
Sam Adams
Neil Patrick Harris
Thomas Paine