Unit 2: Causes of the American Revolution

Who defended the soldiers at the Boston Massacre Trial?

The Albany Plan of Union established a division between executive and legislative branches.

The Proclamation Line of 1763 is located along:

Which act placed a tax on molasses, rum, and certain wines?

Which of the following is NOT true about the Battle of Quebec?

This act banned American colonies from trading with countries other than Britain.

What was the policy the British Empire practiced prior to the French and Indian War?

What act did Parliament replace the Stamp Act with?

The Tea Act raised the price of tea.

Who was hurt by the colonists' boycotts?

Paul Revere's etching of "The Boston Massacre" is an example of historical

The Declaratory Act asserted Parliament's ability

Where did the phrase "No taxation without representation" come from?

What was the point of the "Join, or Die" political cartoon?

British officer Edward Braddock was successful with his stright-line marching and red coats.

Why did the French want the Ohio River Valley?

Who gained control of the Ohio River Valley at the end of the war?

What officially ended the French and Indian War?

William Pitt took over and did what for wartime operations?

The Intolerable Acts are also called the

What allowed officials to search property without telling what they were searching for?

Some American Indians continued to fight against European settlement during:

Louisbourg was considered:

The First Continental Congress called for:

Which leader was famous for his "fire and brimstone" sermons?

How did the colonists feel with the presence of a standing army during peacetime?

The French and Indian War was part of

Why did the Albany Plan of Union never become a reality?

The Committees of Correspondence was organized by:

Where did Freedom of the Press come from?

What was the economic philosophy of the 17th and 18th century empires?

Members of the First Continental Congress included all EXCEPT:

What was one way colonists protested the Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts?

The Intolerable Acts were the King's direct response to:

Where was smuggling most common?

The event when the Cherokee attacked the British is known as the:

Experiences of the French and Indian War _______ the British and American colonists.

The British and the French both had claims to:

Experiences of the French and Indian War _______ the American colonies.

What kinds of goods did Britain tax with the Townshend Acts?

The colonies became more democratic after the Great Awakening because new faiths emerged.

This act gave a monopoly on the tea trade to the British East India Company.

Which act was a tax on documents?

Which minister toured the American colonies to give emotional speaches?

Did all colonists obey the Proclamation Line of 1763?

This act required colonists to house soldiers and provide them food.

This prohibited American colonists from settling West of the Appalachian Mountains.

After the Great Awakening, one religion dominated a region.

Which of the following was a reason for the Proclamation Line of 1763?

Who is considered to be the first to fall for independence?

What was the Great Awakening?

What fort did the French build after they refused to leave when Washington told them to?

Who published the "Join, or Die" political cartoon?

The Boston Tea Party was carried out by