
Road to the American Revolution Storybook
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Eric Rudeseal
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Multiple Choice
In an economy based on mercantilism, who gains the most wealth?
The colonies
The mother country
The natural resources
The manufactured goods
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In mercantilism, the mother country and the colonies provide each other with things they each need.
Which arrow represents raw materials (natural resources) like lumber, crops, and iron ore?
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In mercantilism, the mother country and the colonies provide each other with things they each need.
Which arrow represents manufactured goods (products) like clothing, furniture, and tools?
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Multiple Choice
Why did Parliament tax the colonies after the French and Indian War?
To pay off war debts and regain their wealth
To prevent further conflict with American Indian tribes
To buy western lands that were ideal for farming
To pay the salaries of the colonists who worked in Parliament
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Open Ended
Explain ONE reason why colonists were unhappy about the policies of the British government after the French and Indian War.
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Multiple Select
Which items required a taxed by to the Stamp Act? Select THREE correct answers.
Newspapers
Playing Cards
Legal Documents
Sugar
Weapons
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How did colonist respond to the Stamp Act? Select THREE correct answers
Organized the Stamp Act Congress
Boycotted British goods
Made up a protest chant
Sold more playing cards
Stopped printing newspapers
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Multiple Choice
What was the result of the Boston Massacre?
Five colonists died and tension increased between Britain and the colonies.
Five British soldiers died and colonists celebrated the victory.
John Adams defended the colonists and helped to convict the British soldiers.
Crispus Attucks created a picture of the event that helped make it famous.
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Multiple Choice
Why did the Sons of Liberty dump tea into Boston Harbor?
to protest the Tea Act
to avenge those who died at the Boston Massacre
to practice civil obedience
To support the Intolerable Acts
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Multiple Choice
How did the British government respond to the Boston Tea Party?
placed the city of Boston under strict military control
put all of the Sons of Liberty on trial and executed them
repealed the Tea Act
reduced the price of tea in the colonies
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The Coercive Acts were known as the Intolerable Acts. There were four main actions. Select the image that symbolizes this action:
Closed the port of Boston until the tea was paid for.
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The Coercive Acts were known as the Intolerable Acts. There were four main actions. Select the image that symbolizes this action:
Placed the Massachusetts colonial government under a crown-appointed governor.
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The Coercive Acts were known as the Intolerable Acts. There were four main actions. Select the image that symbolizes this action:
QUARTERING ACT: Sent more troops to Boston and required colonists to quarter them (give them food and shelter).
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The Coercive Acts were known as the Intolerable Acts. There were four main actions. Select the image that symbolizes this action:
British officials or soldiers accused of crimes would be sent to Great Britain or Canada for trial.
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Multiple Choice
What was the main purpose of the First Continental Congress in 1774?
To declare independence from Britain
To organize a boycott of colonial goods
To petition the British king to repeal the Intolerable Acts
To draft the U.S. Constitution
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Advised her husband in the Continental Congress
Wrote many patriot propaganda pieces
Gave famous "Liberty or Death" speech
Wrote a pamphlet called “Common Sense”
Correctly match the Patriots with their contributions.
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Multiple Choice
Why were the British marching on Lexington and Concord?
They planned to seize colonial weapons and arrest revolutionary leaders.
They planned to arrest the local militia and negotiate with colonial leaders.
They planned to inspect colonial weapons and provide aid to local farmers.
They planned to move their base of operations from Boston to a more inland location.
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Multiple Choice
What happened immediately after the Midnight Ride?
The war for American independence had begun.
The British surrendered control of Boston back the colonists.
The Patriots retreated and fled to the other colonies for shelter.
King George III pardoned the Sons of Liberty and opened peace talks with the colonies.
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How did many in the colonies respond to the British policies? Give TWO examples of actions that the colonists took to resist British policies.
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