Road to Revolution Daily Grade practice

The French and Indian War was fought over what land?

• The Hudson Bay

• The Ohio River Valley

• Europe

• South America

Who fought in the French and Indian War?

• The French and Native Americans vs. The British and Colonist

• The French vs Native Americans

• The French and English vs. The Native Americans

• The French and Colonists vs. The Native Americans

What was the Boston Tea Party?

• A party to raise money for Boston

• A protest of the tea taxes

• A time when colonists decided they didn't like tea anymore

• Colonists started growing their own tea

The Stamp Act was a tax on _________________

• Sugar

• Stamps

• Paper

• Tea

Why did King of Britain put a tax on the colonists in North America?

• King George wanted a bigger castle

• The King wanted to prove he was in charge

• The King was mean and he didn't like the colonists

• The King wanted the money paid back that was spent for the French and Indian War

Who won the French and Indian War?

• Colonists

• Britain

• France

• Native Americans

What is the most likely reason the crowd began bothering the British soldiers on the night of the Boston Massacre?

• The soldiers represented Great Britain's control over the colonies and the taxes.

• The soldiers started calling the crowd names.

• The colonists did not want to go inside the tax building to pay taxes.

• The colonists did not like Captain Preston's red jacket.

Which of the following is NOT a fact about the Boston Tea Party?

• The Sons of Liberty dressed up as Native Americans to hide their identity.

• The colonists hurt and killed many Redcoat soldiers and ship crew members

• The colonist dumped over 300 chest of tea into the Boston Harbor

• the colonist dumped the tea as a revolt against the Tea Act

This group of patriots strongly believed in their cause of protecting colonists' rights and ending acts they felt were unfair.

• The Redcoats

• The Independence Group of Boston

• The Continental Congress

• The Sons of Liberty

Who were the Daughters of Liberty and how did they affect the American Revolution?

• They were women who remained loyal to Great Britain throughout the entire war.

• They were wives of American Soldiers who followed their husbands onto the battlefield

• They were women who boycotted British goods and made the goods they needed at home.

• They were women who took jobs in factories after most of the men joined the Continental Army.