Unit 4 - P2 - American Independence

Historians would most often use this document to study ______________________.

• The Proclamation of 1763

• The Stamp Act

• The Intolerable Acts

• The Tea Act

During which historical period did the event shown in the image occur?

• The Age of Exploration

• Westward Expansion

• The Pre-Revolutionary Era

• The Industrial Revolution

In this cartoon, the colonists are reacting to….

• Self-Government

• Tar & Feathering

• Loyalist resistance

• British Taxation

Which rallying/war cry is most closely associated with this image?

• "Remember the Alamo!"

• "No Taxation Without Representation!"

• "Don't shoot until you see the whites of their eyes!"

• "This is where we fight! This is where they die!"

Which revolutionary, opposition group is being depicted in this image?

• The Sons of Liberty

• The Suffragists

• The Women of Justice

• The Daughters of Liberty

Who is most likely the author of this statement?

• A British tax collector

• King George III

• A Patriot

• A Loyalist

According to the passage, colonists should not be taxed by Great Britain because ___________________.

• they have no say in the creation of such laws

• they have already been paying taxes for years

• King George has never visited the colonies

• they already won their independence

What was the cause of the event shown in this image?

• The Townshend Acts

• The Sugar Act

• The Tea Act

• The Stamp Act

Who organized the event depicted in this image?

• The Sons of Liberty

• The British Redcoats

• Parliament

• American Loyalists

This propaganda cartoon was desgined to _________________.

• Convince the colonists to avoid war at all cost

• Persuade colonists into boycotting British goods

• Convince the colonies to join together in a united front against Britain

• Persuade Parliament to repeal (remove) the Tea Tax