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Road to Revolution Review 2021-2022
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Events that led to the American Revolution
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1
___ created an engraving that exaggerated the Boston Massacre.
George Washington
Paul Revere
General Thomas Gage
King George III
2
A gathering for the Sons of Liberty
Boston Harbor
Continental Congress
Massachusetts Legislature
Parliament
3
Colonists who remained loyal to the King and Britain were called ___.
Loyalists
Followers
Faithful Colonists
Patriots
4
Civilians were upset about the presence of the British military in Boston & attacked them.
True
False
5
This closed down until tea was paid for.
Boston Massacre
Boston Harbor
Massachusetts' Legislature
Continental Congress
6
Which of the following causes of the American Revolution was a direct result of the French and Indian War?
the American Colonists finally found sound confidence
the American Colonial militia
the American Colonists came together against a common enemy
taxation by the British without representation for the American colonists
7
The British & French both showed interest in....
the Ohio River Valley
the Appalachian area
the Boston Harbor
the Jamestown River
8
Massachusetts’ charter was canceled during this act.
Tea Act
Quartering Act
Intolerable Act
Sugar Act
9
Who is an important figure in U.S. History that took part in the Seven Years War?
Paul Revere
General Thomas Gage
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
10
The French became allies with ___ during the Seven Years War.
Native Americans
Redcoats
Colonists
11
Why was England broke after the French and Indian War?
They spent a lot of money to protect the colonists.
They lost the war.
They had to pay the colonists for helping England win the war.
England purchased a lot of new weapons for the battles.
12
These Acts were put into effect because British needed money to cover for French & Indian War
Sugar & Intolerable Acts
Sugar & Stamp Acts
Quartering & Townshend Acts
Stamp & Townshend Acts
13
Any royal officials accused of a crime had to stay in the colonies to face their sentencing.
True
False
14
__ became the new governor of Massachusetts during the Coercive Act.
Paul Revere
Sons of Liberty
General Thomas Gage
George Washington
15
Which of the following is TRUE about the Daughters of Liberty?
They participated in the writing of the Declaration of Independence.
They participated in the Continental Congress.
They welcomed and housed troops during the Quartering Act.
They wove clothes so that the colonists can boycott British goods.
16
Sons of Liberty were formed in this event & gave colonists a model
Coercive Act
Stamp Act
Townshend Act
Quartering Act
17
Duties were placed on all of the following items EXCEPT....
tea
molasses
glass
paints
18
Places of residence, especially the building/barracks used to house military & provide food
Townshend Act
Quartering Act
Intolerable Act
Coercive Act
19
The British soldiers fired into the crowd and killed how many civilians?
50
5
10
none
20
Colonists were represented and had a say about taxes.
False
True
21
The Boston Massacre was also known as ____
The Masquerade Party
The Boston Harbor Party
The Boston Slaughter
The Bloody Massacre
22
What was taxed under the Stamp Act?
wine
lead
printed material
cloth
23
Colonists felt strongly about the following slogan:
Support the British Parliament!
Allow for military housing!
Save the colonies and pay more taxes!
No taxation without representation!
24
The colonists called it the Coercive Act while the British called it the Intolerable Act.
False
True
25
Placed duties (extra taxes/costs) on imports & exports on glass, lead, paints, paper, and tea.
Quartering Act
Townshend Act
Boston Massacre
Coercive Act
26
The British soldiers were used to enforce Parliament's tax policies.
True
False
27
The colonists did not want the British the retaliate, so the soldiers were taken to trial during the Boston Massacre.
True
False
28
This event was put into effect for disobeying the Quartering Act.
Stamp Act
Tea Act
Coercive Act
Townshend Act
29
British placed a 3-cent tax on on coffee, indigo, and certain kinds of wine.
Sugar Act
Coercive Act
Townshend Act
Tea Act
30
The Quartering Act was put into effect to...
to give colonists a model for the Continental Congress
to encourage colonists to stop smuggling.
maintain troops in the colonies.
to punish colonists for the Boston Tea Party.
31
Repeal means ___.
cancel
conquer
civil
contribute
32
As colonists boycotted goods, Massachusetts’ legislature fell apart in the Townshend Act.
True
False
33
One effect of the Tea Act was the
Massachusetts charter got canceled.
Sons of Liberty was formed.
Boston Massacre.
Boston Tea Party.
34
This company was allowed to sell tea directly to colonists & placed a 3-cent tax on tea.
Sons of Liberty
British East India Company
Daughters of Liberty
Boston Harbor Company
35
The French & Indian War ended when this was signed.
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Duquesne
Treaty of Ohio
Treaty of Jumonville Glen