Leadup to Revolution Part One

What were the main causes for the Proclamation of 1763?

• To promote trade with Native Americans

• To prevent further conflict with Native Americans

• To expand British territory

• To increase taxes on colonists

How did the colonists react to the Proclamation of 1763?

• They were indifferent

• They were supportive

• They were very angry

• They were confused

Why were Native Americans likely happy about the Proclamation of 1763?

• It allowed them to trade freely

• It protected their territory past the Appalachian Mountains

• It gave them new lands

• It reduced taxes

What changes occurred for the British and the Colonists at the French & Indian War?

• Britain gained more allies

• Colonists gained independence

• Britain began exercising direct influence over the colonies

• Colonists were given more freedom

What was the Stamp Act?

• A tax on imported goods

• A direct tax on the colonists requiring stamped paper

• A law to provide food to British soldiers

• A tax on tea

What was the Quartering Act?

• A tax on tea

• A law requiring colonists to provide food and shelter to British soldiers

• A law to restrict trade

• A tax on paper

What was the Declaratory Act?

• A law to reduce taxes

• A proclamation of Parliament's ability to legislate for the colonies

• A trade agreement

• A peace treaty

How did Charles Townshend tighten Britain's grip on the Colonists?

• By reducing taxes

• By imposing taxes on imports like glass, paper, lead, and tea

• By granting more freedoms

• By negotiating peace

Why did the colonists find Townshend's actions unjust?

• They were not consulted

• They were given more responsibilities

• They were offered representation

• They were given more land

What was the message of the Declaratory Act?

• Colonists could self-govern

• Parliament retained the right to legislate for the colonies

• Colonists could trade freely

• Colonists were granted independence