Mid-Unit #2 CFA

What was NOT part of the Treaty of Paris? (Hint: This was the treaty that ended the French and Indian War.)

• Annexation of Texas

• Great Britain won Spanish Florida

• Great Britain won all lands east of the Mississippi River

• Great Britain won Canada

The Proclamation of 1763 would NOT allow colonists to...

• Move west of the Appalachian Mountains.

• Move to Great Britain

• Build brick houses

• Fight against the French

Between which three main areas was the Triangular Trade conducted?

• America, Great Britain, and Africa

• Russia, China, and Australia

• Greenland, Iceland, and Great Britain

• None of the above

The Stamp Act:

• Directly led to the drafting of the Declaration of Independence.

• Forced the colonists to pay extra for a stamp on their letters.

• First direct tax, required colonists to pay for a stamp on all paper items.

• Encouraged George Washington to take action against the British.

Which of the following was NOT part of the Intolerable Acts?

• Boston Harbor was closed

• The Boston Massacre

• The Quartering Act requiring colonists to house British soldiers

• General Gage became the Governor of Massachusetts

Who were the patriots?

• Colonists who chose to fight for independence

• Supporters of the King who lived in the colonies

• Mercenaries from Germany

• Colonists who chose to return to England

Who was the famous African American killed during the Boston Massacre?

• Thomas Jefferson

• Benjamin Franklin

• Crispus Attucks

• George Washington

What type of military strategy uses quick hit-and-run tactics?

• Digging trenches to protect from enemy fire

• Guerrilla warfare

• Standing in an open field in a single line shooting at the enemy

• Hiding in wooden defensive forts

What were the members of the volunteer civil militia (volunteer soldiers) of Massachusetts known as?

• Loyalists

• Honky Tonks

• Minutemen

• Redcoats

This is the idea that citizens should accept being governed only when rulers and governments support their rights.

• The Constitution

• The Intolerable Acts

• The Bill of Rights

• The Social Contract