Chapter 5 L 1-3 Review

Colonists who wanted independence from Britain and believed the colonies had the right to govern themselves.

• Tories

• Loyalists

• Fur Traders

• Patriots

American colonists who remained loyal to Britain and opposed the war for independence

• Sons of Liberty

• Loyalists

• Fur Traders

• Patriots

The main cause of the colonists anger, felt that their voices were not being heard, was taxation without representation.

• True

• False

A small army made up of ordinary citizens who are available to fight in an emergency is called

• Force Recon

• Navy Seals

• a militia

• redcoats

The French and their Indian allies fought against the British and the colonists over land. The British ultimately won but was left with a huge debt from this war.

• The War between the States

• The French and Indian War

• The War to End All Wars

• The Great War

An oppressive or unjust use of government power is called

• democracy

• tyranny

• a republic

• a house divided against itself

A proclamation from the British government which prohibited the colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains and Natives from going east of the mountains in hopes of preventing fights between the Natives and the colonists.

• The Limitations of 1763

• Treaty of 1763

• The Proclamation of 1763

• The Intolerable Acts of 1763

The British imposed taxes on the colonists to pay for the French and Indian war. Therefore, they put a tax on every piece of paper which had a special stamp on it. These stamped papers included newspapers, wills, licenses, playing cards.

• The Tea Act

• The Stamp Act

• The Sugar Act

• The French Act

The act in which colonists were ordered to provide the British troops with quarters (housing) and food.

• Quartering Act

• Troops Act

• Forcible Housing Act

• Asylum Act

A movement, when you refuse to buy one or more goods from a certain source.

• Boycott

• Stamp Act

• Proclamation of 1763

• Boston Tea Party