USI.6 American Revolution Review

The French and Indian War was caused by conflicts between

• France and Great Britain
• France and the colonies
• Great Britain and the colonies
• Great Britain and Native Americans

After the French and Indian War, France gave Great Britain the lands--

• West of the Appalachian Mountains
• West of the Mississippi River
• Of the Florida territory
• East of the Mississippi River

As a result of the French and Indian War, the British government demanded that-

• Spain leave the United States
• The French and Indians give up all their land
• The colonists become independent
• The colonists help pay for the war with taxes

To help pay for the French and Indian War, the British passed-

• The Quebec Act
• The Stamp Act
• The Quartering Act
• The Confederation Act

The purpose of the Proclamation of 1763 was to-

• keep British troops in the colonies
• pay for the French and Indian War
• keep settlers from moving westward
• impose new taxes on the colonies

Which was NOT a reason for the colonists' dissatisfaction with British control?

• colonists had no representation in Parliament
• colonists wanted more power for colonial governors
• colonists were against new taxes
• colonists were not allowed to settle in the West

The many laws or taxes imposed, or forced, on the colonies by Britain helped the colonists-

• become important in Europe
• win the French and Indian War
• unite to oppose, or fight against, British control
• expand and prosper

How did the colonists feel about the Stamp Act?

• happy, because they had more business
• angry, because they had to pay taxes on all paper
• they did not care, it did not affect them
• angry, because it raised the price of stamps

Why did American colonists object to the taxes on British goods?

• they had no representation in Parliament
• Britain was boycotting American goods
• They preferred to buy French goods
• they only wanted American goods

Great Britain further increased taxes on the colonies to pay for-

• maintaining troops in the colonies
• land purchases west of the Appalachians
• new colonies on the Pacific coast
• rebuilding cities burned in the French and Indian War