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What started the Boston Massacre?

The ______________________ were also known as the Coercive Acts.

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1
The ______________________ were also known as the Coercive Acts.
Intolerable Acts
Boston Tea Party
Sons of Liberty
Mohawk Indians
2
What started the Boston Massacre?
the colonists were throwing snowballs at British soldiers
British soldiers hit colonists with snowballs
a colonist fired at a British soldier
a British soldier accidentally shot a colonist
3
The ___________________ not only taxed sugar, but also coffee, cloth, indigo, and wine.
Stamp Act
Tea Act
Intolerable Acts
Sugar Act
4
A form of government where the citizens can participate
democracy
dictatorship
republic
monarch
5
The ______________________ Company was allowed to sell tea in America at a cheap price.
Mohawk Indians
Boston Harbor
Ohio River Valley
East India Tea Company
6
The British and the French wanted the _______________________ to trade fur.
Indians
Americans
Ohio River Valley
Boston Harbor
7
Which best describes the Boston Tea Party?
the Sons of Liberty rebelling against British taxes
the accidental spilling of a shipment of tea
a celebration of the ending of taxes
the raid of Mohawk Indians on the British tea
8
The Stamp Act taxed anything that was ____________________.
tea
glass, lead, fur
sugar
printed on paper
9
Why did the King take the colonists
to be mean
to build a larger kingdom
to make money
to help pay the war debt
10
What were the three items taxed under the Townshend Acts?
tea, glass, lead
tea, fur, glass
paints, tea, fur
lead, fur, tea
11
Why were the Intolerable Acts created?
to buy more tea to sell
to punish the British after the war
to help raise money for the poor
to punish the colonists after the Boston Tea Party