England's Tax Acts

The Proclamation of 1763 forbid colonists from traveling _________________.

• east
• west
• south
• north

The Sugar Act raised taxes on sugar.

• true
• false

The Sugar Act allowed officers to punish suspected smugglers without a trial with a jury.

• True
• False

The Stamp Act taxed _____________________.

• all printed materials except playing cards
• all printed materials except newspapers
• all printed materials except contracts
• all printed materials.

The Townshend Acts put taxes on  _________.

• paper products
•  salt and sugar 
• glass, tea, paint
• salt

The Stamp Act taxed _____________.

• tea
• newspapers
• sugar
• coffee

 Why did the British government pass the Stamp Act on the colonies?

• To pay for British tea
• To pay for British roads
• To pay for British war debt
• To pay for French debts

Which act of Parliament was a tax on all the goods colonist could not make for themselves like paper, glass, tea, and paint? 

• The Sugar Act
• The Declaratory Act
• The Townshend Acts
• The Tea Act

What did the Quartering Act Do?

• Taxed Colonists on glass and paint
• Made Colonists house soldiers
• Forced colonists west of the Appalachian Mountains
• Raised the tax on sugar

What was one of the intolerable acts?

• closed Boston Port
• closed New York Harbor
• closed Norfolk Harbor
• closed Massachusetts Port