Quiz 3B Review

Match the following Acts to the description

• Allows soldiers to live in the colonies

• Declaratory Act

• Tariff that will fund government jobs

• Intolerable Acts

• A series of acts to punish Boston

• Quartering Act

• East India Company sends tea directly

• Tea Act

• Gives Parliament full power to make laws

• Townshend Act

The colonists would use this to cause other colonists to feel anger towards the British.

• Sons of Liberty

• Acts of Parliament

• Propaganda

• Salutary Neglect

Reorder the following

• Boston Tea Party

• The War begins with the Battle at Lexington and Concord

• The colonies sign the Declaration of Independence

• 1st Continental Congress

• Britain passes the Stamp Act

In the ​ (a)   the colonists decided to ​ (b)   all trade with ​ (c)   except for the sale of ​ (d)   because of its importance to ​ (e)   .

• First Continental Congress
• boycott
• Britain
• rice
• South Carolina

How did political disagreements like the Townshend Act and Tea Act lead to conflict between Britain and the colonies?

• The colonists were forced to buy British goods, which were not as good as those from other countries.

• Colonies were upset that they did not have representation in Parliament

• Parliament helped the colonists as a result

Because of ​ (a)   protests in the ​colonies, Britain ​ (b)   efforts to enforce ​ (c)   and maintain​ (d)   .

• American
• increased
• laws
• control
• decreased
• British

What did all 15 of the events we discussed have in common?

• They are all reasons why the colonies went to war with Britain

• They were all taxes levied by Parliament

• They were all reasons why we don't drink hot tea anymore.

Which side fired the first shots of the American Revolution?

• Britain

• France

• The Colonists

• No one knows

To protest the ​ (a)   the colonists dumped ​ (b)   into ​ (c)  

• Tea Act
• tea
• Boston Harbor
• Townshend Acts
• Intolerable Acts
• Charleston
• Stamps
• Stamp Act

Why is the first shot at the Battle of Lexington called "the shot heard round the world?"

• Because everyone in the world was able to hear it.

• Because no one knows who fired it.

• Because it inspired other people to fight for freedom all over the world

• Because it meant the colonists would never be able to beat Britain