A) Tea Act B) Sugar Act C) Stamp act D) Townshend Act
A) Tea Act B) Intolerable Acts C) Stamp Act D) Townshend Act
A) Tea Act B) Townshend Act C) Sugar Act D) Stamp Act
A) Stamp Act B) Tea Act C) Coercive Act D) Sugar Act
A) The Battle at Bunker Hill B) The Boston Massacre C) The Tea Act D) Boston Tea Party
A) To pass the tea act B) To declare war C) To protect the colonists D) To destroy colonist weapons and military supplies
A) The Sons of Liberty B) The patriots C) The Daughters of Liberty D) The loyalists
A) The Townshend Act B) The Proclamation of 1763 C) The Treaty of Paris D) The Coercive Act
A) they did not have a voice in passing tax laws B) merchants wanted to tax their own goods C) the colonists were not members of the East India Company D) the tax money went to the French
A) Britain and the Colonies B) Britain and Spain C) France and Britain
A) King George I B) King James III C) King James I D) King George III
A) To pass the tea act. B) To cause a war between Spain and the colonists C) To pay for the French and Indian War
A) to convince the colonies to join together B) to warn John Hancock and Samuel Adams of the British advance C) to share news between colonies D) to petition King George for lower taxes
A) the colonies should declare independence from Britain B) the colonies should pay Britain to defend them C) the colonies should remain separate D) Colonies should unite under on common government
A) George Washington B) John Hancock C) Ben Franklin D) Samuel Adams
A) Benjamin Franklin B) George Washington C) Samuel Adams D) John Hancock
A) fur trading increased B) colonists were forbidden from settling west of the Appalachian C) Britain gave Spain all land west of the Appalachians D) colonists were taxed for sugar, molasses, and cloth
A) Olive Branch Petition B) the Treaty of Paris C) the Committees of Correspondence D) the Albany Plan
A) to discuss how to fight the British B) to create Committees of Correspondence C) to discuss how to respond to the Intolerable Acts D) to write the Declaration of Independence
A) Benjamin Franklin B) Sam Adams C) John Hancock D) George Washington
A) he wanted to conserve ammunition B) he wanted the militia to retreat C) he wanted revenge against the British D) he wanted the British to see who was attacking them
A) Militia B) Patriots C) Redcoats D) loyalists
A) To warn the minutemen that the British soldiers were coming. B) to bring George Washington to his troops C) to send a letter to Hancock and Adams in Concord
A) Indians B) Loyalists C) Redcoats D) Partiots
A) loyalists B) British soldiers C) minutemen D) five colonists including Crispus Attucks |