Unit 2 Road to Revolution Test Review

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The Proclamation of 1763, Stamp Act, and French and Indian War all led the colonists to...

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Take steps towards declaring independence and fighting the Revolution

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What caused the colonists to feel empowered, but also disrespected by the British when restrictions were placed on them?

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The French and Indian War

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The acts show in this image were designed to...

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To allow Great Britain to raise revenue and control trade

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What is taking place in this image?

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Culmination of resistance movements throughout the colonies led by the Sons of Liberty

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Which of the following is a colonial response to Britain imposing taxes and forbidding the colonists from settling new land? Options: The colonists formed the Stamp Act Congress, Colonists would create the House of Burgesses, Colonists stopped ships from entering Boston Harbor, Colonists would declare their independence from the King

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The colonists formed the Stamp Act Congress

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The Proclamation of 1763 and the Stamp Act of 1765 both contributed to...

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Discontent in the colonies and growing support for independence

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How did Common Sense contribute to the Revolution?

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Common Sense influenced the colonists to support the cause of independence

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The contract between the people and the government created by John Locke is known as...

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Social Contract Theory

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Which of the following would be a grievance that the colonies had against Britain? The British failed to protect the colonies during Pontiac's Rebellion, The British refused to trade with any of the colonies, impacting the economy, Britain put taxes on the colonies even though they did not have representation in Parliament, Britain did not support the colonists during the French and Indian War

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Britain put taxes on the colonies even though they did not have representation in Parliament

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Which of the following ideas in the Declaration of Independence was inspired by John Locke? Separation of Powers, Freedom of Speech, Right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, Right to a speedy trial

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Right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness