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WorksheetsLaPlaca-SS Ch. 10 quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
Which statement below defines Parliament?
The lawmaking part of the British government
A set of laws to govern by.
A document of protest by the Sons of Liberty
Which statement defines repeal?
To peel back a cover
To pass a law or act
To take back or cancel a law
Which statement defines debt?
Unable to hear
Money owed to someone else
A salary earned
Which statement best describes protest?
To complain publicly about something
To give a command
To silently disagree
Which statement defines "act"?
A law created or passed by a government
A famous saying
A promise
Which of the following were consequences of the French and Indian War? There is more than one correct answer.
The British gained land from France, including the Ohio River Valley and land in present day Canada.
The war left Great Britain with debts, or unpaid bills
Great Britain started a war with Spain
Which statement best defines the term, "Taxation without Representation"?
Forcing Colonist to pay taxes when they have had no say in Parliament that created the tax or law.
It is not necessary to be represented if you are fairly taxed by your government
Which one was not an example of taxation without representation in the colonies.
Sugar Act
Stamp Act
Tea Tax
Boston Massacre
What did Paul Revere want colonists to believe when he created this engraving of the Boston Massacre? There may be more than one correct answer.
That the British fired on innocent, peaceful citizens of Boston.
That Captain Preston gave the order to fire on the defenseless crowd.
The British soldiers were justified and fired in self defense.
From 1763 to 1774, Britain passed taxes and laws called acts. Which terms below would describe how some of the colonist/ Patriots felt about these acts? There is more than one correct answer.
Parliament was being unfair
angry and claimed taxation without representation
taxes were draining the colonist of money
understood that these taxes provided protection and guidance by Great Britain.
