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Multiple Choice

The French and Indian War affected relations between the British and the colonists in which of the following ways?

• The colonists challenged British authority.

• The British respected the American way of government.

• The colonists became more dependent on the British.

• The American colonists were treated as equals by the British.

Multiple Choice

What was one result of the British victory in the French and Indian War?

• The French were forced to give up their major land holdings in North America.

• The British were able to purchase land west of the Mississippi River from the French.

• The Cherokee were punished and forced to move to lands west of the Mississippi River.

• The American colonies sought an alliance with Spain to achieve independence

Multiple Choice

What action did the British take as a result of the French and Indian War to make it easier to manage the American colonies?

• They seized control over shipping in Boston Harbor.

• They took control over the Massachusetts colonial government.

• They banned the spread of slavery into the Northwest Territories.

• They prohibited colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains

Multiple Choice

How did the British victory in the French and Indian War contribute to the call for revolution in the American colonies?

• Great Britain forced the colonies to end the Atlantic slave trade during the war.

• Great Britain instituted a blockade on American ports after the war.

• Great Britain eliminated colonial legislatures after the war.

• Great Britain began increasingly taxing the colonies to pay for the war.

Multiple Choice

British Legislation in North America, 1764–1765

Stamp Act, 1764

Quartering Act, 1765

Stamp Act, 1765

What was the purpose of these measures?

• to promote trade between the colonies and other European countries

• to penalize the colonists for acts of rebellion committed against British rule

• to raise revenue needed for improving roads and building canals in the colonies

• to get colonists to pay some of the costs resulting from the French and Indian War

Multiple Select

Which of the following describe characteristics of Enlightenment thought? 

• Emphasis on monarchy

• Belief in reason and science

• Natural rights of Individuals

• Social contract theory

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was instrumental in swaying public opinion in favor of independence, using clear and persuasive arguments to advocate for separation from British rule

Multiple Choice

The First Great Awakening emphasized:

• strict church doctrine

• faith through personal emotional experience

• obedience to the king

• religious tolerance through law

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Use the list below to answer the question.

• Criticized traditional church hierarchies 

• Focused on a personal relationship with God 

• Led to the creation of new faiths

Which of these is the best title for this list?

• The Temperance Movement

• The First Great Awakening

• The Great Migration

• The Social Gospel Movement

Match

Match each event with its cause or effect leading to the American Revolution

• British attempt to assert greater control over the colonies

• Colonial protest against taxation without representation

• British response to the Boston Tea Party

• British debt and colonial resentment over war expenses

Stamp Act

Boston Tea Party

Coercive Acts (Intolerable Acts)

French and Indian War

• Stamp Act

• Boston Tea Party

• Coercive Acts (Intolerable Acts)

• French and Indian War

Multiple Choice

Based on this excerpt, the first Great Awakening was primarily a response to

[T]he first Great Awakening . . . [was] a revitalization of religious piety that swept through the American colonies between the 1730s and the 1770s. . . . [It reaffirmed] the view that being truly religious meant trusting the heart rather than the head . . . and relying on biblical revelation rather than human reason. —Christine Leigh Heyrman, “The First Great Awakening” (National Humanities Center, 2008)

• the Enlightenment.

• the Industrial Revolution.

• mercantilism.

• democracy.

Multiple Choice

Which option best reflects the message of the cartoon?

• The colonies must work together in order to be strong.

• The colonies should remain loyal to England.

• Colonists needed to acquire new territory.

• 
  Colonists should ally with the French to defeat the British.

Multiple Choice

Which cause of the Boston Tea Party is described to the shopkeeper?

• 
  Colonists wanted British tea but could not afford it.

• Colonists believed British subjects should buy only British tea.

• Colonists did not want to pay a hidden tax in the British East India Company tea price.

• Colonists liked Dutch tea but did not want to buy it because the King said it was illegal.