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Social Studies Test

Boston Tea Party

QuestionAnswer
Debts Unpaid bills
Acts Passing a number of Laws
Taxation without Representation Forcing people to pay taxes when they have no say in making the law that created the tax
Protest To complain publicly about something that people believe is wrong or unfair
Proclamation of 1763 Native Americans could have all the land west of the Appalachian Mountains and that settlers could not move there
The Quartering Act It ordered colonists to provide "quarters" for British soldiers
The Stamp Act Required colonists to pay a tax on printed papers
Stamp Act Congress A special meeting in New York
Daughters of Liberty A group of women in Boston that protested the Stamp tax. They wore their own clothes because they refused to buy British cloth
Repealed To take back or cancel a law
Boston Port Act It closed the Boston Harbor. Trade ships were forbidden to enter or leave the harbor until the lost tea was paid for
What caused the First Continental Congress to meet? Leaders from 12 colonies gathered in Philadelphia to discuss the problems with Britain
Summarize the events that led up to the Boston Massacre On March 5th, 1770 the colonist were mad. The bad feelings in Boston erupted into violence.People were throwing snowballs and stones at the soldiers.One soldier thought he heard a gun shot and then all of the soldiers started shooting. 5 killed/6 wounded
Why did Sam Adams and Paul Revere design the copper engraving of the Boston Massacre like they did? To make sure the news of the massacre spread throughout the colonies
Summarize the Proclamation of 1763. Native Americans could have all the land west of the Appalachian Mountains and that settlers could not move there.Fighting caused it. To stop the fighting b/tw the Indian and the settlers. People simply ignored it and con't to move west.
Summarize the French and Indian War Britain and France both claimed the Ohio River Valley. Britain and France fought in war. Britain won
What 3 countries often fought each other to gain more territory around the world Britain, France and Spain
In North America, which two of these countries both claimed the Ohio River Valley? Britain and France
For what reasons did each of these countries want the Ohio River Valley British settlers wanted to farm the rich soil there. French wanted to trap beavers so that they could trade their furs
The argument over the Ohio River Valley eventually turned into a war that lasted almost 10 years. On one side were the colonists, thousands of British soldiers, and Native Americans and on the other side were ??? French
Why did the British lose many battles at first? Their bright red uniforms
What changed this? British troops captured the City
Britain won all of the land between the __________ and the _____________. Mississippi River and the Appalachian Mountain
When they won this land, what huge problems were created Left British with unpaid bills called Debt
What is debt unpaid bills
After the French and Indian War, many people moved _____? West
How did the Native Americans feel about this and how did they react? They ignored them and feared them.
Why was the Proclamation of 1763 passed and what did it say Native Americans could have all of the land west of the Appalachians and the settlers could not move there
How did the colonists feel about this law (Proclamation of 1763) and how did they react They disliked this law. Many simply ignored it.
What is British Parliament? the law making part of the British gov't
What did the Quartering Act require colonists to do for the British soldiers? Places to live, food, fuel, candles, and transportation
The colonists were _______ about the quartering act so they treated the soldiers __________. Angry / badly
What three things caused Britain to pass the Stamp Act? Debts that they had to pay, pay for soldiers in America, pay soldiers that are retired
The Stamp Act said that the colonists would have to pay a tax on ________. Printed paper
To prove that it was paid, almost every piece of paper would have to show a large blue stamp. Some of the items that were taxed were ? pamphlets, marriage licenses, newspapers, playing cards
News of the Stamp Act made the colonists furious because of these two reasons: 1.) They didn't want to pay for things they used every day 2.) They had no saying in making law
How did colonists show their anger? Some of them refused to buy the stamps, some protested in the street and times square and some tried to scare off tax collectors
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