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What is colonial response?

• Colonists' reaction to British actions
• Colonists' reaction to French actions
• How colonists reacted to certain things that Britain did.

• Colonists' reaction to Dutch actions

What is a proclamation?

• A type of food
• A dance move
• A public or official announcement
• A type of vehicle

What is the Proclamation of 1763?

• A law that allowed British soldiers to stay in American homes
• A law that prohibited American colonists from settling west of the Appalachian MountainsAn announcement by the British government to prevent further attacks on British colonists by American Indians in the Ohio River Valley; it prohibited colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains.

• A law that imposed taxes on all paper documents in the colonies
• A law that declared American independence from Britain

How did the colonists react to the Proclamation of 1763?

• They were happy and accepted it
• They were indifferent
• They ignored the law because they felt they should be able to settle on land they had fought a war to win.

• They were confused and didn't know how to react

Stamp Act

• A law that required all legal and commercial documents to carry an official stamp
• A law that required all letters to be stamped
• A law that required all packages to be stamped
• A law that required all goods to be stamped

Sons of Liberty

• A group of American colonial men organized in Boston by Samuel Adams to protest the Stamp Act and other British laws.

• A rock band
• A movie
• A novel

Intolerable Acts

• A series of laws designed to punish the American colonies, especially Massachusetts, for the Boston Tea Party.

• A series of laws passed by the American Congress in 1774
• A series of laws passed by the French Parliament in 1774
• A series of laws passed by the Spanish Parliament in 1774

Daughters of Liberty

• A group of women who supported the British during the American Revolution
• A group of women who fought in the American Civil War
• A group of women organized in Boston to boycott British cloth and promote domestic production.

• A group of women who fought in the World War II

What is a boycott?

• A type of insect
• A type of plant
• A type of dance
• A group's decision not to buy certain products as a form of protest.

Committees of Correspondence

• A group of people who write letters to each other
• A type of committee in the U.S. Congress
• A group organized by the Massachusetts General Assembly to facilitate communication among the colonies regarding their frustrations with Britain.

• A committee that handles international relations