Period 3

Which of the following was a result of the Stamp Act?

• The Stamp Act angered all colonies while the Sugar Act only angered New England.

• The Stamp Act Congress was formed, which further united the colonies.

• Colonial boycotts began and were of great success.

• All of the above.

Before the French and Indian War, why were there fewer French living in America?

• Many of the French residents had been wiped out from a flu epidemic.

• Too many French had died in battles with the Native Americans.

• The French made more money in the South.

• The were mainly concerned with trading and so they didn't migrate with their families.

Why did King George III want the Intolerable Acts?

• He wanted the colonies to stop trading tea.

• He wanted to punish the colonies for the Boston Tea Party.

• He wanted a reason to invade the Colonies.

• The British East India Company were planning a revolt.

What were the French's main contributions to the colonies?

• They sent supplies and troops.

• Sent a General to Valley Forge to discipline the troops.

• They brokered a trading agreement with the Native Americans.

• They negotiated a treat with Britain.

On which side did the Native Americans fight during the French and Indian War?

• None, they stayed out of the war

• Fought with the French

• Fought with the British

• Fought with both the French and the British

Which country helped the colonies during the war?

• Italy

• Germany

• Spain

• France

Who wrote Common Sense?

• Thomas Paine

• Benjamin Franklin

• James Madison

• Thomas Jefferson

What did the Proclamation of 1763 do?

• Restricted settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains

• Encouraged settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains

• Told France to go home

• Encouraged settlement west of the Mississippi River

What was the first fight between the British and the Colonists?

• Battle of New York

• Boston Tea Party

• Battle of Monmouth

• Battle of Lexington

Why did the British enact the Sugar Act?

• To raise money to build more ships

• To limit the amount of tea that was being consumed.

• To raise money spent on the French and Indian War.

• To stop the rebellion