class quiz #13 review

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The Intolerable Acts, 1774

The Sugar Act, 1764

The Townshend Acts, 1767

What law passed by Parliamentactually lowered the tax on molasses,

but allowed British troops to strictlyenforce the new law?

1The Stamp Act, 1765


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The Prohibitory Act, 1776

Treaty of Paris, 1783

Townshend Acts, 1767

What policy issued by King George IIIforbid colonists from moving into the

land between the Mississippi Riverand the Appalachian Mountainsfollowing the French & Indian War?

2Proclamation of 1763


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King Georges proclamations

Court ordered search warrants

Writs of assistance

What tool did customs officials andBritish soldiers use to make sure the

colonists were not smuggling goodsinto the colonies without paying taxeson those goods?

3Customs officials and soldiers

didnt search for smuggledgoods.


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Spanish Florida

Mississippi River

Atlantic Ocean

Following the Treaty of Paris, 1783,

where was the southern border of thenew nation?

4Canada


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Battle of Bunker Hill

Battle of Lexington & Concord

Battle of Yorktown

What battle ended the American

Revolution giving the colonies theirindependence from Britain?

5Battle of Saratoga


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Thomas Paines TheCrisis

Thomas Paines CommonSense

The Prohibitory Act

What did General George Washington

have read to his soldiers to encouragethem to stay and fight?

6Declaration of Independence


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Patrick Henry

George Washington

Thomas Jefferson

Who was the main author of the

Declaration of Independence?

7Benjamin Franklin


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Concord

Boston

Saratoga

Where was the Shot Heard Round

the World fired?

8Lexington


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All the colonies would boycottBritish goods and stop

shipping goods to Britain.

They would send the OliveBranch Petition to King

George III.

They would declare theirindependence.

What was agreed upon at the First

Continental Congress?

9George Washington wouldlead the Continental Army.


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Battle of Lexington

The Boston Massacre

Battle of Bunker Hill

What event occurred in March of 1770in which five civilian colonists were

killed?

10The Boston Tea Party


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The American Revolution

The War of 1812

Seven Years War

What war was fought between theFrench along with their Native

American allies against the British andthe colonists?

11French & Indian War


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Boston

Philadelphia

Yorktown

Where did the First & Second

Continental Congress meet?

12Washington, D.C.


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Slavery must be ended.

We are born with inalienablerights.

Governments exist at theconsent of the governed.

Which of the following was NOT oneof the American principles outlined in

the Declaration of Independence.

13All men are created equal.


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It identified key Americanprinciples of government.

It listed grievances thecolonists had with the King.

It offered the King and

Parliament one last chance atpeace.

Which of the following is NOT trueabout the Declaration of

Independence?

14It was signed in 1776 by 55

colonial delegates.


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Battle of Trenton

Battle of Lexington & Concord

Battle of Saratoga

What important battle convinced theFrench to help the colonists in their

fight for independence?

15Battle of Yorktown


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Battle of Trenton

Battle of Yorktown

Battle of Saratoga

Where did George Washingtonsuccessfully lead a surprise attack on

mercenary Hessians?

16Battle of Bunker Hill


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The Appalachian Mountains

Canada

Spanish Florida

Following the Treaty of Paris, 1783,where was the western border of the

new nation?

17Mississippi River


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Chose George Washington tobe the leader of theContinental Army.

Declaration of Independencecreated and signed.

Sent the Olive Branch Petitionto King George III.

Which of the following was NOT oneof the actions taken by the Second

Continental Congress?

18Formed the Continental Army.


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The Prohibitory Act

He did not respond.

Treaty of Paris, 1783

What was King George IIIs response

to the Olive Branch Petition?

19The Intolerable Acts


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He forced citizens in Boston toquarter soldiers.

He closed the port of Boston.

He ordered his soldiers to find

the Native Americans thatparticipated.

Which one of the following was NOTone of the ways King George III

responded to the Boston Tea Party?

20He refused to allow

Massachusetts to hold townmeetings except once a year.


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The Sugar Act, 1764



What act added a tax to all paper

items used in the colonies?

21The Stamp Act,1765


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They didnt haverepresentation in Parliament.

They wanted to keep theirmoney.

They didnt think they should

have to pay for the SevenYears War with France.

Why did the colonists think it wasunfair that they were being taxed by

the King and Parliament?

22They didnt think they were

British citizens.


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The Stamp Act, 1765



What acts added a tax to glass, paper,

lead, and tea?

23The Sugar Act, 1764


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Boycott of British goods

Attacking customs officials

Militiamen training to fight

What protest action taken by colonistshurt the businesses of British

merchants in England and proved to

be very successful in pressuring theParliament to repeal taxes put on thecolonists?

24The Boston Tea Party


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Patriots

Guerillas

Minutemen

What was the name given to thosecolonists that remained loyal to the

King and Parliament?

25Tories


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