Causes of American Revolution (FW War to Townshend Acts)

Finish this American Colonist Motto, "No Taxation without..."

• Transportation
• Relaxation
• Representation
• Sensation

This was a tax on all printed materials in the 13 Colonies.

• Stamp Act
• Sugar Act
• Tea Act
• Townshend Act

Colonists were forbidden to settle west of the Appalachian Mountains.

• Proclamation line of 1763
• Proclamation boundary
• Manifest Destiny
• Borderlands

To refuse to buy goods from someone as a form of protest . . .

• occupy
• boycott
• damage
• repeal

Why did the King of Britain start taxing the colonists?

• he was bored
• he needed money after spending it on the French and Indian War
• he needed more money to support the colonists
• he needed more money for his family

The Sons of Liberty had a popular phrase:
"No Taxation without Representation."
What does this mean?

• To be taxed by a government without having any say  
• To represent officials who collect taxes from its citizens
• To be taxed by a representative of the government  
• To be taxed by a government that represents your views

Which of these required that colonists provide housing for the British soldiers?

• Quebec Act
• Quartering Act
• Boston Port Act
• Impartial Administration of Justice Act

Why did colonists oppose British taxes?

• They did not have any representation or voice in those taxes
• The taxes were too high. Many lost their homes and starved. 
• They only applied to women
• They funded a war the colonists did not support 

Which significant outcome of the French and Indian War eventually led to the American Revolution?

• Britain placed its colonies under strict control and began taxing them to help pay for the war.
• Britain expected colonists to fight the war at their own expense and offered no reimbursement.
• The loss of colonial territory to the French made colonists lose faith in the British government.
• Britain did not offer aid to colonists during the war but still declared sovereignty over them.

A secret organization formed to protest the Stamp Act was called

• Congress
• Sons of Liberty
• Parliament
• Loyalists