Unit 4, Chapter 2 The Road to Revolution

How did Great Britain benefit from the French and Indian War?

• Great Britain developed a strong alliance with the French.

• Great Britain developed a strong bond between the mother country and its colonists in North America.

• Great Britain was able to conquer France and Spain.

• Great Britain became the dominant country in North America and gained most of the land east of the Mississippi.

How was tension created between the British and the Native Americans living in the Ohio River valley?

• The Ottawa Native Americans lead by chief Pontiac did not want English colonists in the Ohio River territory.

• The English colonists attacked the Ottawa Native American Tribe to move this indigenous population out of the Ohio River territory.

• The English colonists did not want the Ottawa Native American Tribe living in the Ohio River territory.

• Great Britain order the English colonists to attack the Ottawa tribe to move the Indians out of the Ohio River territory.

After the Pontiac War, how did Great Britain attempt to repair the relationship with the Ottawa tribe and other indigenous populations living in the area?

• The British and Chief Pontiac signed The Treaty of Paris.

• Great Britain imposed the Proclamation of 1763 upon the English Colonists.

• Great Britain imposed the Intolerable Act upon the English Colonists.

• Great Britain enforced taxes upon the English colonists if they moved into the Ohio River Valley.

What was the Proclamation of 1763?

• The Proclamation of 1763 gave Great Britain the right to impose taxes on the English colonists.

• The Proclamation of 1763 gave English colonists the right to move into the Ohio River Valley.

• The Proclamation of 1763 gave English colonists the right to push Native American populations out of the Ohio River Valley.

• The Proclamation of 1763 set up boundary lines guarded by British soldiers to prevent English colonists from moving into the Ohio River Valley.

What caused tension between the English colonists and Great Britain after the French and Indian War?

• The English colonists were upset with Great Britain because the mother country failed to help the colonists during the Pontiac War.

• Through Great Britain establishing the Proclamation of 1763, it prevented the English from trading with Pontiac's Tribe.

• Through Great Britain establishing the Proclamation of 1763, it prevented the English colonists from remaining in the 13 Colonies.

• Through Great Britain establishing the Proclamation of 1763, it prevented the English colonists from moving westward into the Ohio River Valley.

This act was an unofficial British policy of not enforcing rules and regulations on the colonies. The colonists were allowed to govern themselves. What was this act called?

• Proclamation 1763

• Salutary Neglect Act

• Intolerable Act

• Coercive Act

Besides the Proclamation of 1763, what other reasons created tension between Great Britain and the colonists? Choose two answers.

• Salutary Neglect Act

• Native Americans living in the 13 colonies.

• Tyranny

• Taxes without representation

Who coined the phrase "taxation without representation is tyranny" in his pamphlet "The Rights of the British Colonists Asserted and Proved"?

• James Otis

• Patrick Henry

• Samuel Adams

• George Washington

What does "taxation without representation is tyranny" mean?

• It is wrong to tax citizens if they are represented in government.

• It is wrong to represent citizens in government if you tax them.

• It is wrong to tax citizens if you do not allow them to have a say in how their government is ran and the rules that are developed.

• Monarchy are allowed to tax the people they govern.

What was the Stamp Act?

• This act taxed colonists for postage stamps to mail letters.

• This act taxed required colonists to purchase stamps in order to buy newspapers, pamphlets, playing cards and other printed material.

• The act taxed required colonists to buy stamps to purchase food.

• The act taxed required colonists to purchase stamps in order to export goods.