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Causes of the American Revolution
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What event caused the relationship between Britain and the American colonies to change in the late 1760s?
The Spanish-American War
The Glorious Revolution
Pearl Harbor
The French and Indian War
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Sent to King George III as a last plea for peace; king denies petition
Common Sense
Declaration of Independence
Writs of Assistance
Olive Branch Petition
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Placed a tax on sugar, rum, and molasses
Sugar Act
Tea Act
Stamp Act
Coercive Acts
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Allowed British officials to search colonial homes and ships without a warrant
Search Warrants
Writs of Persistance
Writs of Assistance
Probable Cause
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Author of the Patriot pamphlet Common Sense, convincing Americans to become Patriots
George Washington
Thomas Paine
James Otis
Paul Revere
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Battle lost by the colonists after 3 British assaults because the colonists ran out of ammo
Concord
Bunker Hill
Lexington
Boston Massacre
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The laws that restricted colonial trade to trading ONLY with the British using British boats were called the
Triangular Trade Laws
Navigation Acts
Coercive Acts
Salutary Neglect
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Forced colonists to use special stamped paper for all legal documents
Sugar Act
Stamp Act
Coercive Acts
Townshend Acts
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Warned the colonists that "the British [were] coming!"
James Otis
Thomas Paine
George Washington
Paul Revere
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Chosen as the commander of the Continental Army
Thomas Paine
Paul Revere
James Otis
George Washington
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Colonists destroy 18,000 pounds of British tea in protest of the Townshend and Tea Acts
Boston Massacre
Boston Correspondance
Boston Globe
Boston Tea Party
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Who is the last king America will have?
George I
George III
Charles III
Charles I
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How many people were killed in the Boston "Massacre"?
5
500
50
5000
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British law that blocked colonial expansion west of the Appalachian Mountains
Treaty of Paris of 1783
Proclamation of 1783
Proclamation of 1763
Treaty of Paris of 1763
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To pay for their war debts, the British passed duties on the colonies. What is a "duty"?
A land requirement
An obligation
A military draft
A tax
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Placed a tax on imported goods (paper, paint, glass, and tea)
Sugar Act
Quartering Act
Coercive Acts
Townshend Acts
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Site of the "Shot Heard 'Round the World"
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Concord
Valley Forge
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British soldiers open fire on colonial protesters; all soldiers found not guilty
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
New York Riots
Chicago Riots
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Colonists were angry about these duties, seeing them as
"no liberty without death."
"taxation without representation."
"freedom of religion."
"freedom of speech."
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As a result of the Boston Tea Party, closed Boston Harbor, suspended basic colonial rights
Quartering Act
Coercive/Intolerable Acts
Townshend Acts
Sugar Act
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Said that Parliament could pass laws for the colonists and colonists would have to follow them
Coercive Acts
Quartering Act
Townshend Acts
Declaratory Act
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The British policy of loose supervision of the colonies, leading to self government and independence, was known as...
the First Continental Congress.
Salutary Neglect.
Social Contract Theory.
Triangular Trade.
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Forced the colonists to house, feed, and keep British soldiers
Quartering Act
Sugar Act
Coercive Acts
Townshend Acts
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What did the king and Parliament do with the Stamp Act?
Replay
Repeal
Relive
Remand
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Boston-based rebels led by Sam and John Adams, tarred and feathered tax collectors
Minutemen
Sons of Anarchy
Sons of Liberty
Regulators