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British North America and the American Revolution
British North America and the American Revolution
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#social Studies # British North America
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What is the last in the sequence of the following events
Declaration of Independence
British rule of Quebec
Stamp Act
Royal Proclamation
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The Quebec Act (1774) did not allow for
English criminal law
An elected assembly
Recognition of the Catholic Church
French civil law
3
The non-rich would travel to Canada by ship in:
private rooms
he upper deck
steerage
cabins
4
Finish this quote from the American Revolution: “No taxation without _______________”
relaxation
tea party
food
representation
5
The Constitutional Act was necessary because
the British government demanded it
Patriots moved into Quebec
the Americans attacked Quebec
English & French-speaking Canadians were not getting along
6
the first commander of the American Revolutionary Continental Army was
General Khan
George Washington
Paul Revered.
Thomas Jefferson
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Under the terms of the Royal Proclamation of 1763, American colonists
had more land available for settlement
were given grants to settle in the West
were forbidden to move west of the Appalachians
were given free land from Britain
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The major reason the Quebec Act upset American colonists was because it
Provided for English criminal law in Quebec
Protected the traditions of the Canadians
Prevented American expansion into the Ohio Valley
Allowed for French civil law in Quebec
9
In 1766, because of the American colonists’ reactions to the Stamp Act, Britain
Decreased the tax
Repealed the Stamp Act
Increased the tax
Armed tax collectors
10
The arrival of the Loyalists in British North American led to
All of the above and next to
The creation of the colony of New Brunswick
The splitting of Quebec into two colonies
Tension and conflict between the French and the Loyalists
11
The Stamp Act was imposed on
All paper products
All metal works
Industrial tools and dyes
Most goods and government services
12
Revolutionary colonists reacted to colonists who remained loyal to Britain with
Respect
Indifference
Violence
Pity
13
In 1773, in response to an act, a group of American protestors
Attacked British forts in Quebec
Blew up the Death Star
Destroyed a cargo of tea in the Boston harbour
Killed thousands of British soldiers
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The majority of Loyalists moved to
Upper Canada
France
Australia
France
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In the War of 1812, General Issac Brock worked with this man to help defend Upper Canada
Thomas Jefferson
Tecumseh
Lord Elgin
Lord Selkirk
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American colonists staged protests against the British government because they were forced to
Honour the British king
Unite their colonies
Pay taxes without their consent (permission)
Supply the food to Quebe