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Tea & Stamp Act
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1
What year did the Boston Massacre occur?
1765
1764
1773
1770
2
The battle of _____ were the first shots of the American Revolution.
Waterloo & Yorktown
Valley Forge
Lexington & Concord
3
What is one thing that you wouldn't want to live without?
Your favorite sneakers
Freedom
Your tooth brush
Electricity
4
What year was the Boston Tea Party?
1973
1773
1776
1775
5
A "duty" is another name for a
check
time
gift
tax
6
This Act was a tax on finished goods like glass, lead, and tea
Intolerable
Quartering
Stamp
Townshend
7
This tax was on all paper goods
Quartering
Tea
Stamp
Intolerable
8
Thomas Paine wrote a pamphlet called
Common Sense
Intolerable
Federalist
Confederation
9
Which term happens when many people refuse to buy goods
boycott
Coupons
Bonus
purchase
10
Because of this event the British were in debt & decided to tax the colonies.
Civil War
French & Indian War
Revolutionary War
11
Which event caused the British to start taxing the colonies?
First shots fired
The Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
French & Indian War
12
What year was the Stamp Act enacted?
1765
1776
1773
1764
13
Which Acts were in response to the Boston Tea Party?
Quartering
Stamp
Iced Tea
Intolerable
14
What event lead to the Colonists dumping goods into the Boston Harbor in 1774?
The Quartering Act
The Stamp Act
The Townshend Act
The Tea Act
15
What year were the Intolerable Acts enacted?
1737
1770
1764
1773
16
How many people were killed during the Boston Massacre?
6
5
15
25
17
Which act forced the colonists to provide housing for British soldiers?
Quartering
Rent
Stamp
Townshend
18
What year was the Quartering Act enacted?
1765
1770
1767
1788
19
Which two Acts were enacted in 1765 ?
Quartering
Intolerable
Sugar
Stamp
20
What is the term for getting rid of an act or law ?
reveal
repeal
riot