Road to Revolution-Test

Sugar taxed unless from England

Goods like glass and paint were taxed

Acts given after Boston Tea party

Can only buy tea from East India Tea Co.

All paper needs special stamp

Loyal to King George and to England

Group of men fighting for freedom in the colonies

Wants freedom from England and King George

Elite soldiers that needed to be ready to fight quickly

King George got to choose the governors

No goods would be sent to colonies until money for tea was sent

Colonists could only buy tea from East India Tea Company

Colonists had to house British soldiers and provide for them

No good would be sent to colonies until tea was paid for

If you chose to go to court against Britain, you would have to go to England

Sugar from countries besides England were taxed

King George picked the governors for the colonies

All paper needed a stamp that colonists had to pay for

Colonists had to house and feed soldiers

Colonists had to go to England if they were going to go to court against Britain

Common goods like paper, lead, and glass were taxed

King George got to have parties at any colonists house at any time

An argument and a snowball fight

A colonist attacked a soldier outside a post office

British soldiers caught colonists smuggling goods

King George told British soldiers to attack them

They started a fight with British soldiers

They wrote King George a letter complaining about the taxes

They boycotted the tea and threw tea off the ships, which was called the Boston Tea Party

They smuggled tea from India into the country to sell in secret