Most Missed Review: Match the Grievance

This statement from the Declaration of Independence: "He has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good," goes best with which historical event?

• This ties in with the famous cry of "no taxation without representation.”

• The colonies were required to submit their laws to the King for approval before they would become valid.

• This refers to the Quebec Act of 1774. It granted expansive religious rights to the French Catholics of Quebec, and expanded their territory into the American Midwest.

This statement of the Declaration of Independence: "For cutting off our Trade with all parts of the world," refers to which historical event?

• The British forbade the colonies to trade with any other nation and enforced this with various policies, which grew heavily restrictive by the 1770s.

• The colonies were required to submit their laws to the King for approval before they would become valid.

• This refers to the Quebec Act of 1774. It granted expansive religious rights to the French Catholics of Quebec

Which historical event happened first?

• The French and Indian War was won in 1763, and the expectation of the colonists was that the British Army would return to their home country.

• The Quebec Act of 1774, granted expansive religious rights to the French Catholics of Quebec, and expanded their territory into the American Midwest.

Which historical event happened last?

• "The famous cry of "no taxation without representation.” The specific acts Jefferson refers to are the Stamp Act, the Declaratory Act, and the Tea Act of 1773. This final act imposed new taxes on tea..."

• "The French and Indian War was won in 1763, and the expectation of the colonists was that the British Army would return to their home country."

This statement from the Declaration of Independence: "He has kept among us, in times of peace, Standing Armies without the Consent of our legislatures," goes best with which historical event?

• The colonists wanted to encourage additional migration to enhance their economies and political power.

• The French and Indian War was won in 1763, and the expectation of the colonists was that the British Army would return to their home country.

• The colonies were required to submit their laws to the King for approval before they would become valid.

Which one of these was NOT a grievance against King George III?

• Quartering of soldiers

• Taxation without representation

• Forgiving French and Indian War debt

• Standing Armies

This statement of the Declaration of Independence: "For imposing taxes on us without our consent," refers to which historical event?

• "No taxation without representation" refers to are the Stamp Act, the Declaratory Act, and the Tea Act of 1773. This final act imposed new taxes on tea and led directly to the famous Boston Tea Party.

• The colonists wanted to encourage additional migration to enhance their economies and political power.

• The colonies were required to submit their laws to the King for approval before they would become valid.

This statement of the Declaration of Independence: "For abolishing the free System of English Laws in a neighbouring Province, establishing therein an Arbitrary government, and enlarging its Boundaries," refers to which historical event?

• This was an economic grievance of the colonies against British trade policy. The British forbade the colonies to trade with any other nation and enforced this with various policies.

• This refers to the Quebec Act of 1774. It granted expansive religious rights to the French Catholics of Quebec, and expanded their territory into the American Midwest.