Kentucky Studies Quiz 9

Why were American colonists so unhappy about the Proclamation of 1763?

• The Proclamation opened the Ohio Valley to most settlers.

• The Proclamation stopped colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains.

• The West was rich with natural resources, and colonists felt they had a right to settle there.

• The colonists wanted Great Britain to keep tight control of lands in North America.

Besides the Proclamation of 1763, what made the colonists unhappy with Great Britain?

• taxation without representation

• the Jackson Purchase

• boycotts on tea, glass, and paper

• the Treaty of Camp Charlotte

Match the following

• employees

• The people who buy or use products are ______.

• competition

• Businesses usually have _____ who work for them.

• goods

• There is _______ when two or more companies want to sell their products to the same consumers.

• consumers

• Producers make items for sale: these are ____.

During a ________, people refuse to buy or use a product until there is a change.

• proclamation

• boycott

• stockade

• station

Match each fact with the Native American tribe it describes.

• held special ceremonies, created pottery and other artifacts

• Cherokee

• name means "rebel", had a leader named Chief Tishmomingo

• Shawnee

• located in southeastern Kentucky, lived in permanent villages,

• Chickasaw

• lived in longhouses and wigwams, located in Northern Kentucky

• All 3 tribes (Shawnee, Cherokee, and Chickasaw)

Match the following

• December 16, 1773

• The colonists were angry and wanted to protest the

• East India Tea Company

• The ships belonged to the

• Boston Harbor

• On __________, some men boarded three ships.

• Tea Act

• They threw 342 crates of tea into the

Kentucky's state capital

• Frankfort

• Paducah

• Washington DC

• Clinton

Kentucky's nickname

• Cave

• Bluegrass State

• Frankfort

• Great State

What is this?

• scale

• map

• compass rose

Which direction goes in the orange box?

• South

• North

• East

• West