What was the main grievance that the colonists had with the Stamp and Tea Acts?

Taxation without representation

Parliament intended the Tea Act to

aid the financially troubled British East India Company.

The Stamp Act Congress was significant because it

marked an important step toward the unity of the colonies

The most important consequence of the Boston Tea Party was the

enactment by Parliament of the Coercive Acts

What did the Proclamation of 1763 indicate?

Colonists could not settle land west of the Ohio River Valley

The Townshend Acts and the Tea act were –

opposed as “taxation without representation” by most colonists

The Stamp Act required

colonists buy special tax stamps for newspapers, licenses, and more.

The Declaratory Act defined

Parliament/ the King's right to legislate colonial affairs

Which was NOT an impact of the French and Indian War?

Taxation without Representation

Choose the answer that does not pertain to the Proclamation of 1763

The colonists thought it was an invasion of their privacy

Who were the loyalists?

They were colonists that were loyal to the British

What caused the French and Indian War?

control over territory between the French and the British

What are some reasons that Europeans moved to the colonies after they were "discovered?" Choose 2

Religious Freedom, Independence

An organized campaign to refuse to buy certain products

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1
English laws that controlled colonial trade with other countries and supported mercantilism.
Writs of Assistance
Magna Carta
Navigation Acts
Proclamation of 1763
2
What was the main grievance that the colonists had with the Stamp and Tea Acts?
Expensive price of tea
Mercantilism
Invasion of Privacy
Taxation without representation
3
Which of the following explains the cause of the French and Indian War?
A dispute about land
The French and British were fighting over Money
Unfair treatment of Native Americans
A dispute over who the colonies are allowed to trade with
4
How did the British try to control the smuggling of goods into the colonies?
The Proclamation of 1763
The Writs Of Assistance
The Stamp Act
Grievances
5
Parliament intended the Tea Act to
aid the financially troubled colonists.
aid the financially troubled British East India Company.
annoy the colonists.
take away basic rights such as, the right to tea.
6
What is an example of a raw material?
paper
cotton
shoes
ships
7
The Stamp Act Congress was significant because it
demonstrated that the colonies were loyal to Parliament
convinced the King to stop.
marked an important step toward the unity of the colonies
repealed the Stamp Act
8
The most important consequence of the Boston Tea Party was the
opening of negotiations between Britain and New York
opening of negotiations between Britain and Massachusetts
reopening of the port of Boston to foreign trade
enactment by Parliament of the Coercive Acts
9
Mercantilism can best be described as what?
a colony should be able to provide for it's mother country
more money= more power
a colony should be self sufficient.
nation has the right to defend itself in case of foreign attack.
10
What did the Proclamation of 1763 indicate?
Colonists could not settle land west of the Ohio River Valley
Colonists could settle land west of the Ohio River Valley
Colonists could not settle land west of the Erie Canal.
Colonists could not settle land east of the Ohio River Valley.
11
The Townshend Acts and the Tea act were –
failures because they raised the price of goods too high for colonists
opposed as “taxation without representation” by most colonists
accepted and obeyed by all but a few hotheads in Boston
approved by most Patriots, but opposed by most Loyalists
12
The Stamp Act required
colonists buy special tax stamps for spices.
colonists to only pay a tax on stamps.
required that all colonists buy special tax stamps for exports.
colonists buy special tax stamps for newspapers, licenses, and more.
13
The Declaratory Act defined
Parliament/ the King's right to legislate colonial affairs
Parliament's right to legislate colonial affairs
British oppression
The colonists' rights
14
Which was NOT an impact of the French and Indian War?
Taxation without Representation
The colonists saw themselves as separate from the British
The Proclamation of 1763
The British gained a lot of Land
15
Choose the answer that does not pertain to the Proclamation of 1763
It was created to save money for the British
The colonists thought it was an invasion of their privacy
maintain peace with the Native Americans
limited colonists ability to settle in the frontier
16
Who were the loyalists?
British Officers that were loyal to King George
They were Native Americans that were loyal to the British
They were British that were loyal to the colonists
They were colonists that were loyal to the British
17
What caused the French and Indian War?
Random attacks from the Indians
religious differences
control over territory between the French and the British
beaver trade from the French
18
Goods SOLD to other countries
Transports
Be sports!
Exports
Imports
19
What are some reasons that Europeans moved to the colonies after they were "discovered?" Choose 2
Better Trade Opportunities
Religious Freedom
Independence
More Farming Land
20
Define boycott.
An organized campaign to refuse to buy certain products
Citizen soldiers who could be ready to fight at a minute's notice.
import tax
to surrender
21
In 1215, what document limited the king's power?
The Parliament
The Bill of Rights
The Legislature
The Magna Carta

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