British Actions

In his Proclamation of 1763, George said to simply draw a line down the crest of the Appalachian Mountains and tell settlers to stay east of that line and Indians to stay west of it.

• True

• False

The colonists thought King George's Proclamation of 1765 was ...

• a fair law

• tyrannous

The Stamp Act

• forced colonists to buy a stamp for paper they purchased

• was not a real thing

• was favored by the colonists

The colonists did not oppose taxes provided that they had a vote

• True

• False

"Taxation without representation"

• refers to the fact that the colonists had no say in how they were taxed.

• a slogan protesting King George's Stamp Act

• a feeling of resentment against King George and his tyranny

• All of the above

Which act required colonists to allow British soldiers to stay in their homes and to feed them.

• Stamp Act

• Quartering Act

• Proclamation of 1765

• None

Which act forced colonists to buy a stamp for every paper they bought?

• Stamp Act

• Quartering Act

• Proclamation of 1765

• None

How did Britain respond to the colonist's protests of the Proclamation of 1765?

• Took no action

• Britain sent 7,500 Redcoats to keep the peace in the Americas.

• They repealed all taxes.

What's another word for tyranny

• democracy

• ruler

• cruel and oppressive rule

• King

What is another word for Act

• requirement

• Law

• way of life

• A suggestion