Road to Revolution Quiz

Who wrote the Proclamation of 1763?

• Ben Franklin

• King George III

• George Washington

• Thomas Paine

What did the Proclamation of 1763 do?

• Prohibited colonists from moving East of the Appalachian mountains

• Prohibited colonists from moving East of the Ohio River

• Prohibited colonists from moving West of the Appalachian mountains

• Prohibited colonists from moving West of the Ohio River

Who lost all their land in North America after the French and Indian War?

• Britain

• France

• Spain

• Russia

What was the purpose of the Proclamation of 1763?

• Prevent conflict between the colonists and Native Americans

• Keep colonists away from Spain

• Stop Native Americans from moving West

• Encourage colonists to move West

What caused the Stamp Act?

• Britain wanted to sell more stamps

• Spain was requiring Britain to pay them with stamps, so Britain used the colonists

• Colonists wanted to raise funds for the Revolution

• Britain was in debt after the French and Indian war and used the Stamp Act to help pay it back

Which was an effect/impact of the Stamp Act?

• Colonists/Sons of Liberty boycotted British goods until it was repealed

• The Stamp Act remained in place forever

• The colonists grew to like the Stamp Act and later used it in the United States

• Colonists/Sons of Liberty were mad but did nothing about the Stamp Act

The Sugar Act had what impact?

• Colonists stopped consuming sugar

• Colonists began smuggling and protesting the act

• The colonists stopped smuggling

• The colonists began growing their own sugar

What ended the French and Indian war?

• Treaty of Ghent

• Treaty of Guadalupe-Hildago

• Treaty of Paris

• Treaty of London

Define boycott

• To import or export without paying custom fees or duties

• To protest by refraining to by/do something

• When the Sons of Liberty burn down houses

• To meet in secret

Define smuggle

• To import or export without paying custom fees or duties

• To protest by refraining to by/do something

• When the Sons of Liberty burn down houses

• To meet in secret