SS Lesson 10 Review Tensions Between Great Britain & Colonies

A public announcement, such as the one Great Britain made stating that American Indians could occupy the land west of the Appalachian Mountains.

• proclamation

• debate

• protest

• repeal

After colonists grew increasingly angry about the Stamp Act and it was too costly to enforce, Parliament chose to (a)   or undo the law.

Many colonists refused to buy tea due to the tax placed on it. This is an example of a (a)   .

Colonies sent representatives to a special gathering in New York. Those representatives would have been called (a)   .

Another word meaning "object to", which is how the colonists reacted to the Quartering Act, is (a)   .

An outcome of the French and Indian war was...

• British Territory was reduced

• France was victorious

• Britain had a lot of debt afterwards

• The relationship between the colonies and Great Britain was much better than before.

The purpose of the Proclamation of 1763 was

• to protect colonists

• to punish colonists

• to make money to support the war

• to reward Native Americans

The section of British government responsible for passing acts is (a)  

Which law made colonists responsible for food, supplies, and transportation of British soliders?

• the Stamp Act

• the Quartering Act

• the Coercive Acts

• the Intolerable Acts

How did colonists react to the Stamp Act?

• They didn't like it, but they understood why it was necessary.

• They bought their stamps somewhere else.

• They protested it.

• They stormed Parliament.