American Revolution beginning

How did colonists protest unfair British rules before the start of the American Revolution?

• They attacked Britain’s colonies in Canada.

• They destroyed British forts and warships.

• They refused to buy good made in Britain.

• They sailed to Britain to vote in Parliament.

After the French and Indian War, why did the British pass new laws taxing the colonies, such as the Stamp Act?

• The British wanted to punish the colonists for starting the war.

• The British wanted to use the money to rebuild damaged farms.

• The British needed the money to train and supply more colonial soldiers.

• The British spent a lot of money protecting the colonist during the war.

The Daughters of Liberty helped colonists protest British rule by making...

• food to eat.

• coffee to drink.

• Clothe to wear.

• nothing.

Which of the following acts by the Sons of Liberty undermined the British and lead to the colonists' fight for independence?

• Fighting with the British soldiers

• the Boston Tea Party

• Stamp Act

• give up and just pay the taxes

What did they call the women who boycotted British goods and made their own goods?

• Indians

• Wives of Britian

• American women

• Daughters of Liberty

Which of the following statements represented American colonists' opposition to the Stamp Act of 1765?

• "No taxation without Representation."

• Fight and Win

• Take all the tea and destroy it

• Run Away

Paul Revere made an illustration of British soldiers attacking colonists in the city. What event does the picture show?

• The French and Indian War

• The Stamp Act

• The Boston Massacer

• The Boston Tea Party

Why did the British feel like they should tax the colonists?

• They were just greedy

• They wanted to make everyone in England happy

• They wanted to get money back from funding the French and Indian War

• They did not want money