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Events Leading to the American Revolution
Events Leading to the American Revolution
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The Sugar Act set duties on..
Rum and Molasses
Sugar and rum
Molasses and sugar
Tea
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Who won the French and Indian War?
Native Americans
Canadians
French
British
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How long did the French and Indian War last?
1770 – 1775
1775 – 1783
1754 – 1763
1929 – 1983
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What Did The Townshend Act Tax?
What is Townshend
Guns, Tea, Glass, Paper, and lead
Tea, Glass, Paper, Lead , and Paint
Tea
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Who was the leader of the Sons of Liberty?
John adams
George Washington
Marquis de Lafayette
Samuel Adams
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After the French and Indian War, England had
A period of prosperity
A massive war debt
A massive war surplus
A period of great loss
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What war left Great Britain in debt?
American Revolution
French and Indian War
Civil War
WWII
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What led to the French and Indian War?
Mercantilism prevented trade between colonists and France
Colonists attempting to take over the French fur trade
Indians attempting to take over the British fur trade.
French taking Indian land
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Quartering Act
Americans had to pay higher taxes
Americans had to house and feed British soldiers
Americans had to surrender their weapons
British had to house American soldiers
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Who was Crispus Attucks?
A Jewish Financer
The first person killed in the Boston Massacre
The author of “common sense”
A slave who spied on Great Britain
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What was the Stamp Act of 1765?
Spain led an act of war against the Post Office
Britain forced Colonists to house and feed British troops
England taxed paper products like newspapers, playing cards, legal docs
England taxed tea, glass, and paint
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How did the colonists protest the Townshend Act?
By telling British they'll declare war if continue with the Townshend Act.
The colonist protested the Townshend Act by boycotting all British goods.
The colonists protested by creating security around the city.
The colonists protested the Townshend Act by running away.