Intolerable Acts & First Continental Congress

King George passed the Intolerable Acts to punish the colonists of Massachusetts for what act of rebellion?

• The Stamp Act

• The Boston Tea Party

• The Boston Massacre

• Queen Charlotte's Tea Party

Which law required colonists to provide British soldiers with housing and food?

• The Quartering Act

• The Quebec Act

• The Tea Act

• The Candle Act

Under the Massachusetts Government Act, the governor of Massachusetts was replaced by the King's representative, whose name was

• John Hancock

• Charles Townsend

• Thomas Gage

• George Washington

The Administration of Justice Act said that the trial of a British official had to be

• unfair

• held in a location outside Massachusetts Bay Colony

• extra-harsh because they were loyalists

• postponed for one year

What did the Boston Port Act do?

• Closed Boston Harbor to all ships coming in or out.

• Forced the colonists to pay for the tea that had been ruined.

• Prevented the colonists from receiving needed supplies.

• All of the above.

The Quebec Act extended the territory of Quebec into what area?

• Downtown Boston

• The Ohio River Valley

• Southern Florida

• The Lousiana Purchase

Which of the original 13 colonies did not attend the First Continental Congress?

• Colorado

• New Jersey

• France

• Georgia

Why did the delegates choose to meet in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania?

• It was the most centrally located city in the colonies.

• Philadelphia was already independent from Britain.

• Because the Liberty Bell was located there.

• Philadelphia has the best cheese steaks.

Which of these was a proposal debated at the First Continental Congress?

• That the colonists should resist and oppose the Intolerable Acts.

• That the colonies should boycott all British goods.

• That the colonies should create a Grand Council of the Americas that would have to get approval from Parliament.

• All of the above.

Which of the proposals received a passing vote in the First Continental Congress?

• All three proposals passed.

• None of the proposals passed.

• The first two passed, but the third failed.

• The first two failed, but the third failed.