Conflict in the Colonies

The French and Indian War was between _ and over_.

• France and the United States, slavery
• England and America, control of the fur trade
• France and England, control of the fur trade
• England and Spain, slavery

Bostonians quickly began using the _as_against the British

• Sugar Act, tax
• Sons of Liberty, propaganda
• Proclimation fo 1763, violence
• Boston Massacre, propaganda

Bostonians quickly began using the _as_against the British

• Sugar Act, tax
• Sons of Liberty, propaganda
• Proclimation fo 1763, violence
• Boston Massacre, propaganda

Colonists responded to the _by staging the_.

• Tea Act, Boston Tea Party
• Stamp Act, Boston Massacre
• Townshend Acts, Daughters of Liberty
• Committees of Correspondance, repeal

The colonies communicated through the_, which helped start a _ of British goods.

• letters, tax
• Committees of Correspondance, boycott
• Sons of Liberty, buying
• Daughters of Liberty, repeal

The Proclimation of 1763 banned the _ from _.

• Colonists, moving west of the Rocky Mts.
• Indians, moving west of the Appalachian Mts.
• British, moving west of the Appalachian Mts.
• Colonists, moving west of the Appalachian Mts.

The Treaty of Paris extended _ territory in North America from the Atlantic Ocean to the _.

• the United States, Rocky Mts.
• Britian's, Rocky Mts.
• Britain's, Mississippi River
• France's, Mississippi River

In order to pay for the French and Indian War the British decided to _.

• sell the colonies to Spain
• tax the colonists
• begin using slave labor
• ask the colonies for donations

During the French and Indian War, British allied with which of the following groups?

• British Colonists and Iroquois Indians
• Iriquois Indians and Huron Indians
• Huron Indians and French Colonists
• British Colonists and French Colonists

Which of the following was NOT part of the Intolerable/Coercive Acts?

• closed the port of Boston
• repeal of the Stamp Act
• the Colonists must quarter British troops
• moved trials of colonial officails to Britain