Causes of the American Revolution - by Nina Day

The shot heard around the world

The Patriots were loyal to the King of England

The colonists responded to the Sugar Act and Stamp Act by:

After the Townshend Acts were passed,

The American colonists opposed the Quartering Act because:

The Stamp Act of 1765

The crime of betraying your own country

Great Britain won the French and Indian War. However:

A militia is a group of British Soldiers

The nickname given to the British soldiers

Import duties are taxes on special items brought into one country from another

The French and Indian War was a battle for:

Paul Revere was

The correct order of events is:

After the Boston Tea Party, the British responded by:

A form of protest where people refuse to buy goods from a certain source

American colonists were opposed to housing British soldiers in their homes

340 chests of tea were thrown into Boston Harbor by the colonists

The correct order of events is:

How many original British colonies were in North America in 1732?

The spread of information intended to sway the reader's opinion

The Proclamation Line of 1763 forbid the colonists from moving west of the Appalachian mountains

The act that required colonists to pay for the feeding and sheltering of any British troops in their colony:

In response to the Intolerable Acts of 1774:

If there were two lanterns lit in the North Church, it meant that the British had won the war

Hundreds of colonists dressed up as:

King George III founded the Sons of Liberty

The Boston Tea Party

The Patriots had stockpiled weapons in the town of

The Sugar Act of 1764 made it easier to smuggle molasses into the colonies

The law(s) that placed import duties on lead, glass, paper, paint and tea

The French and Indian War was between France and India

To cancel or take back a law or congressional act

Parliament enacted the Proclamation of 1763 because:

The British admitted that they started firing first at the colonists in Boston

The event in which colonists threw snowballs at the British

The French had established a good relationship with the Native Americans

The Tea Act of 1773

The Coercive Acts and the Intolerable Acts were the same thing

A group of American patriots in the North American colonies