Key Events of the American Revolution

What was a significant effect of the French and Indian War on British colonial policy?

• Increased autonomy for the colonies

• Introduction of new trade routes

• Increased taxation to pay off war debts

• Expansion of the colonies into Canada

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What was the Stamp Act?

• A tax on imported goods

• A tax on paper products and legal documents

• A law requiring colonists to house British soldiers

• A tax on tea

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What were some of the main causes of the Boston Massacre?

• Economic competition between colonists and British soldiers

• A protest against the Stamp Act

• Tensions between colonists and British troops due to crowd behavior

• The Intolerable Acts

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What was John Adams' role in the aftermath of the Boston Massacre?

• He led the protest against the British soldiers

• He served as a lawyer defending the British soldiers

• He was a key witness against the soldiers

• He organized the Boston Tea Party

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What was the purpose of the Quartering Act?

• To prohibit British soldiers from entering colonial homes

• To require colonists to provide housing and supplies for British troops

• To establish military courts in the colonies

• To regulate trade between colonies and Britain

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Which of the following was an example of the Intolerable Acts?

• The Tea Act

• The Coercive Acts

• The Declaratory Act

• The Navigation Acts

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Which group was responsible for the Boston Tea Party?

• The Sons of Liberty

• The Daughters of the American Revolution

• The Loyalists

• The Continental Congress

What was the primary purpose of the Boston Tea Party?

• To protest against the Stamp Act

• To oppose British taxation without representation

• To support the British government

• To promote trade with Britain

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Who were the primary signers of the Declaration of Independence?

• Only governors of the colonies

• Only members of the Sons of Liberty

• Members of the 2nd Continental Congress, including notable figures like Thomas Jefferson

• Patrick Henry and his followers

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Who was Crispus Attucks?

• A British soldier involved in the Boston Massacre

• A runaway slave who became the first martyr of the American Revolution

• A member of the Continental Congress

• A Loyalist leader

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