3.2/3.3 Tensions w/ Britain-Taking Up Arms-US History

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The democratic ideals that played a role in the colonists' dissatisfaction with England came from —

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enlightenment thinkers

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The Quartering Act of 1765 angered colonists because it forced colonial business owners to provide room and board to British soldiers. The colonists felt this was a form of —

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taxation without representation

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Which policy controlled colonies for all the MAJOR European trading countries in the 16th-18th centuries?

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mercantilism

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The Intolerable Acts were —

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what the colonists called the strict laws passed by British Parliament in response to the Boston Tea Party

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Before the Revolution, the British felt it was fair to tax the colonists to help pay the expenses they had run up fighting which of the following? Spanish Armada, Indian attacks in the South, French and Indian War, Loyalists

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French and Indian War

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The first shots of the American Revolution were fired at —

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Lexington

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Which of the following is one reason the British government created the Proclamation Line of 1763? Options: to stop the movement of plantations and slaves into the Ohio Valley, to create an area of colonies for people held in British prisons and jails, to prevent conflict between colonists and American Indians in the Ohio Valley, to allow officials to plan an orderly process of making colonies in the Ohio Valley

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to prevent conflict between colonists and American Indians in the Ohio Valley

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Which factor most contributed to different patterns of economic activity among the colonies?

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differences of physical geography and resources

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What was the MAIN purpose of boycotts in colonial America?

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to protest taxation without representation

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What style of combat enabled the American militia to defeat the British army at the Battle of Concord?

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Sneaking up on the enemy from behind and hiding behind objects while firing