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People, Facts, and Causes of American Revolution
People, Facts, and Causes of American Revolution
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The Coerceive Acts brought the colonies together even more.
True
False
2
In what year were the Coercive Acts
1773
1774
1772
1770
3
In what year was the Declaratory Act passed?
1765
1770
1766
1767
4
In what year was the Boston Tea Party?
1772
1770
1773
1774
5
In what year did the Boston Massacre occur?
1774
1773
1770
1767
6
Who created the Son's of Liberty?
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
George Washington
Samuel Adams
7
Why were the Writs of Assistance passed?
to end the burning of effigies
to end the burning of tax collector homes
to end boycotts of british goods
to end smuggling
8
Why were the Daughters of Liberty created?
To protest the Stamp Act
to support the Tea Act
to support the Townshend Acts
To protest the Townshend Acts
9
Which group was created by the Samuel Adams?
Committee of Correspondence
Join or Die
Effigies
Son's of Liberty
10
The colonists were the real reason for the Boston Massacre.
False
True
11
Why was propaganda used?
to influence opinion
to draw up resolutions to send to the king
to boycott colonial goods
to make effigies
12
Who defended the redocats that were on trial for the massacre?
Patrick Henry
Samuel Adams
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
13
Parliament issued to Intolerable Acts.
False
True
14
Why were the Coercive Acts passed?
to punish the 13 colonies
to declare the king's control over the colonies
to punish boston
to unite all 13 colonies
15
In what year were the Townshend Acts passed?
1770
1766
1773
1767
16
In what year was the Sugar Act passed?
1765
1763
1764
1766
17
Who is the king of Britain?
King George III
King George IV
King George I
King George II
18
Which was not part of the Coercive Acts?
Closure of Boston Harbor
Banning of trade with Britain
Banning town meetings
Quartering Act
19
In what year was the proclamation issued by King George III?
1763
1764
1766
1765
20
John Adams and Samuel Adams are cousins.
True
False
21
William Pitt was the Prime Minister who taxed the colonists.
False
True
22
Why did King George III issue the Proclamation of 1763?
to prevent the colonists from moving west of the Appalachian Mountains
to stop the colonists from smuggling goods
keep peace between the colonists and the Native Americans
He liked having control over the colonies
23
ONLY British soldiers were called Redcoats.
False
True
24
In what year was the Tea Act passed?
1773
1774
1775
1772
25
George Grenville is the prime minister who taxed the colonies.
True
False
26
In what year was the Stamp Act passed?
1763
1766
1765
1764
27
What allowed British officers to reach the homes of colonists without permission?
Declaratory Act
Writs of Assistance
Proclamation of 1763
Sugar Act
