Which one was NOT a goal of the Sugar Act

Punish colonists for breaking the law.

Why were the colonists so angry about the Stamp Act

It was a revenue tax (direct tax)

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1
A mob of Bostonians boarded a ship to destroy ______________.
400 crates of coffee
90,000 pounds of tea
10,000 reams of paper and other stamped items
All of the above
2
Which one was NOT a goal of the Sugar Act
Help pay back money that was spent during the Seven Years War.
Stop smuggling and the illegal trading colonists were doing.
Pay to keep the higher number of soldiers from the French and Indian War
Punish colonists for breaking the law.
3
Who was the star of the Boston Massacre Renactment?
Ms. Cabrera
Ms. Correia
Ms. Brenckle
Ms. Richardson
4
Why were the colonists so angry about the Stamp Act
They don't want to pay more money
It was a revenue tax (direct tax)
They weren't angry about it
They hated stamps
5
The molasses act encouraged colonists to participate in smuggling
False
True
6
What do taxes pay for in our country now?
Shared resources like roads, safety, and education
Tax money helps people when they are struggling
All of the choices
Community events and public buildings
7
Information, usually biased, used to persuade or send a politcal message is called __________________.
prejudice
parliament
panda
propaganda
8
According to the Quartering Acts, colonists could be forced to provide their own house, food, and drink for soldiers
True
False
9
The Treaty of Easton was redeclared by the king to become "The Proclomation of ________"
1775
1761
1733
1763
10
What was the name of the acts passed as a result of the Boston Tea Party?
The Irreplaceable Acts
The Intolerable Acts
The Ignorant Acts
The Ice Cream Acts
11
Who were the two men who convinced the Bostonians to destroy the tea?
John Adams and Sam Adams
John Hancock and Sam Adams
George Washington and John Adams
John Hancock and Alexander Hamilton
12
Agreeing to the Declaratory Act was a great move for the colonists
False
True
13
What is this building?
The Old Statehouse
Faneuil Hall
City Hall
The Old Church
14
The Tea Act made tea less expensive.
False
True
15
What event is shown in this image?
The Boston Occupation
The Boston Tea Part
The Boston Garrison
The Boston Massacre

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Causes of the American Revolution

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Questions 15

Answers

1
A mob of Bostonians boarded a ship to destroy ______________.
400 crates of coffee
90,000 pounds of tea
10,000 reams of paper and other stamped items
All of the above
2
Which one was NOT a goal of the Sugar Act
Help pay back money that was spent during the Seven Years War.
Stop smuggling and the illegal trading colonists were doing.
Pay to keep the higher number of soldiers from the French and Indian War
Punish colonists for breaking the law.
3
Who was the star of the Boston Massacre Renactment?
Ms. Cabrera
Ms. Correia
Ms. Brenckle
Ms. Richardson
4
Why were the colonists so angry about the Stamp Act
They don't want to pay more money
It was a revenue tax (direct tax)
They weren't angry about it
They hated stamps
5
The molasses act encouraged colonists to participate in smuggling
False
True
6
What do taxes pay for in our country now?
Shared resources like roads, safety, and education
Tax money helps people when they are struggling
All of the choices
Community events and public buildings
7
Information, usually biased, used to persuade or send a politcal message is called __________________.
prejudice
parliament
panda
propaganda
8
According to the Quartering Acts, colonists could be forced to provide their own house, food, and drink for soldiers
True
False
9
The Treaty of Easton was redeclared by the king to become "The Proclomation of ________"
1775
1761
1733
1763
10
What was the name of the acts passed as a result of the Boston Tea Party?
The Irreplaceable Acts
The Intolerable Acts
The Ignorant Acts
The Ice Cream Acts
11
Who were the two men who convinced the Bostonians to destroy the tea?
John Adams and Sam Adams
John Hancock and Sam Adams
George Washington and John Adams
John Hancock and Alexander Hamilton
12
Agreeing to the Declaratory Act was a great move for the colonists
False
True
13
What is this building?
The Old Statehouse
Faneuil Hall
City Hall
The Old Church
14
The Tea Act made tea less expensive.
False
True
15
What event is shown in this image?
The Boston Occupation
The Boston Tea Part
The Boston Garrison
The Boston Massacre