H3 American Revolution

What does it mean to boycott?

• to overthrow a government

• to not buy or use something as a sign of protest

• to betray one's country

• to cut off supplies in hopes of forcing a surrender

Which part of the Declaration of Independence lists 27 complaints about the King?

• Declaration

• Preamble

• Grievances

• Revolution

Which part of the Declaration of Independence outlines the reason for the document and lists ideals on human rights?

• Declaration

• Preamble

• Grievances

• Revolution

Which part of the Declaration of Independence officially states that the colonies were free from British control?

• Declaration

• Preamble

• Grievances

• Revolution

What does it mean to put people under siege?

• to overthrow a government

• to not buy or use something as a sign of protest

• to betray one's country

• to cut off supplies in hopes of forcing a surrender

Which war led directly to the American Revolution?

• The War of 1812

• The Battle of Kettle Creek

• The Battle of Bloody Marsh

• The French and Indian War

Why did Great Britain increase taxes on the colonists after the French and Indian War?

• Britain was mad at the colonists because they lost the war.

• Britain needed money to pay the debts of the war.

• Britain wanted to raise funds to build a new palace for the King.

• Britain had to pay off the Indians to stop another war.

What did the Proclamation of 1763 do?

• It declared the colonies free from British rule.

• It set up a bicameral legislature with a Senate and a House.

• It created a boundary and forbid colonists from moving west.

• It put a tax on all paper goods to raise money to pay for the war.

What did the Stamp Act do?

• It declared the colonies free from British rule.

• It set up a bicameral legislature with a Senate and a House.

• It created a boundary and forbid colonists from moving west.

• It put a tax on all paper goods to raise money to pay for the war.

Choose 2 reasons why many Georgia colonists wanted to remain loyal to Britain.

• They depended on Britain to protect them from American Indians.

• Many were related to the King and gained money under his rule.

• They were concerned about economics since Georgia's primary trade partner was Britain.

• The King had personally visited Georgia in 1765 and promised greater freedom if they paid the taxes.