Road to Revolution SS.7.C.1.4

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Which timeline shows English policies towards the American colonists in correct chronological order? Options: townshend act quartering of troops stamp act tea act, quartering of troops townshend act intolerable acts tea acts, stamp act quartering of troops tea act intolerables acts, stamp act townshend acts tea act quartering of troops

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stamp act townshend acts tea act quartering of troops

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What was the main purpose of the tar and feathering shown in this British caricature of the colonists?

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to protest their being taxed without their consent

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Which event correctly completes the timeline? Articles of Confederation, Constitution, Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence

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Declaration of Independence

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What was one immediate effect of the passage of The Stamp Act?

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Colonists began to boycott British goods

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What did the Colonist force the stamp officers to do?

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Quit their jobs

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What was the main reason Great Britain established the Proclamation line of 1763?

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To avoid conflicts between American colonists and Native Americans

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What was the war between France and Britain a turning point in the colonies?

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The war led Britain to increase taxes on the colonies.

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What was the significance of the Stamp Act?

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It was the first direct British tax on American colonists.

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What act led to the intolerable acts? Options: the stamp act, The Boston tea party, The Boston massacre, The declaratory acts

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The Boston tea party

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What was the tea act?

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a monopoly on tea from the British tea company