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Causes of the American Revolution
Causes of the American Revolution
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Us History American Revolution
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1
Read the following sentences:
to start existing
to obey orders
to work normally
to hold political rallies
2
Which two laws were mentioned in the Passage?
Jim Crow, Brown vs. Board of Education
McKinney Vento Act, ADA Act
Sugar Act, Stamp Act
IDEA, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
3
The primary purpose of this passage is to
explain the events that led colonists to declareindependence
show how US politics are different from Brit. politics.
convince the reader that the colonists were overreacting
compare the colonies to other colonies in the BritishEmpire.
4
What was the purpose of the Quartering Act?
Each colony was divide into 4 quarters.
Colonist had to allow soldiers in their homes.
The colonist were taxed on legal documents.
One in every 4 men had to serve in the British Army.
5
Based on the passage, the main reason that colonists became upset withthe British was that
the British made laws that colonists thought were unfair.
the colonists wanted to take over the British government.
the colonists were mostly upset about the price of tea.
British soldiers were using the Quartering Act too much.
6
What was a consequence of the Boston Tea Party?
The Sons of Liberty was formed.
The Stamp Act Congress was held.
King George closed Boston's port.
King George allowed colonists to declare independence.
7
In what year did the colonists declare independence from the British?
1980
1870
1780
1776
8
The British wanted to control of the colonies however, their actions were out of touch with
the socialist states
the Constitution
the King
the Colonists needs
9
After they united against the British, the colonists began to think
they would move back to England.
the king would come to visit
they could rule themselves
they war would never end.
10
In September 1774, the first meeting of the ___________________ was held.
Continental Congress
Colonists
Boston Tea Party
Radical Independents