Ch 3 Kindling the Spirit of Rebellion

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British officials charged with committing a capital crime could not be tried in Boston.

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Administration Act

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Lands west of this line, no white settlers were allowed even if they already owned land.

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Proclamation Line

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Closed the port of Boston and forced Boston to pay back those who's property was destroyed in the Boston Tea Party and other uprisings.

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Coercive Acts

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What was the first intercolonial trade tax that required all documents and newspapers within the colonies to be taxed, with a stamp serving as proof the tax was paid?

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Stamp Act

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Port officials were given the ability to search all the property of suspected smugglers without a warrant and those accused of this crime were sent to Nova Scotia for trial.

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Smuggling crackdown

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Parliament declared that colonists only had those rights granted by Parliament and not those that belong to all Englishmen.

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Declaratory Act

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Granted people in previously French territory more land, the freedom to worship as Catholics, and allowed them to govern themselves under French not English laws.

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Quebec Act

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During which meeting did the American colonists issue their Declaration and Resolves that were sent to the King and Parliament in response to the unfair actions against American colonists? Options: New Albany Congress, Second Continental Congress, Common Sense Convention, First Continental Congress

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First Continental Congress

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religious movement began with the preaching of Jonathan Edwards in the American colonies

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Great Awakening

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belief that humans are unconnected individuals that began in Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries.

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Liberalism