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Colonial Protests

Colonial Protests

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Social Studies

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4th Grade

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Jennie Melvin

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What does protest mean?

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Why were the colonists protesting?

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Because of the new British Laws

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To demand higher wages

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To gain independence from the King

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To show support for the French Revolution

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What 3 things did the colonists do to protest the new laws?

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They held marches.

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They wrote Letters.

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They sat on their couches and refused to work.

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They boycotted British goods.

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What does repealed mean?

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What did the British repeal?

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Some of the new laws.

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All the taxes.

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The new requirements for jobs.

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The manufacture of ships in England.

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Multiple Choice

What was the Boston Tea Party?

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Where the colonists boarded a British ship and dumped chests of tea into the harbor.

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A tea party held to celebrate importance of tea.

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A tea party in Boston held by the president.

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It was a protest against the Stamp Act in 1765.

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Who lead the Edenton Tea Party?

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Penelope Barker

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Jane Jefferson

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Abigail Adams

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Martha Washington

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True or False

The ladies at the Edenton Tea Party signed a document agreeing to ONLY drink British tea and wear British Clothes.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

Do you think the colonists were right to protest the new British taxes?

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Yes

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No

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