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Ch. 7 Road to Revolution

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins

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Class
Date
1.

What was a result of the meeting of the Stamp Act Congress of 1765?

a)

Intercolonial unity

b)

Increased sectional suspicions among the colonies

c)

Formation of the U.S. Postal Service

d)

Violent protests

2.

Who were the two main political parties at the time?

a)

Republicans and Democrats

b)

Democratic Republicans and Federalists

c)

Radical Whigs and Republicans

d)

Patriot and Liberty

3.

The Committees of Correspondence...

a)

Was a meeting between all of the states representatives

b)

Spread spirit of rebellion through letters

c)

Took place in Philadelphia

d)

Sparked riots in the colonies

4.

British hardships include...

a)

scarce provisions

b)

lack of troops

c)

Native American attacks

d)

their redcoats weren't on trend

5.

The creation of the Association led Americans to

a)

call peace with Britain

b)

reject petitions from parliament

c)

boycott all British goods

d)

call for independence

6.

Mercantilism

a)

benefited the colonies

b)

was regulated by the colonies

c)

made Britain supply raw materials to the colonies

d)

benefited the British

7.

This act was passed in 1765 and required colonist to allow any British soldier to stay in their house if the army barracks were full

a)

Housing Act

b)

Townshend Act

c)

Quatering Act

d)

Intolerable Act

8.

Why did Great Britian impose the Intolerable Acts?

a)

to punish the Massachusetts colonists for the Boston Massacre.

b)

to punish the Massachusetts colonists for not being Loyalists.

c)

to punish the Massachusetts colonists for not buying stamps to place on their letters and other documents.

d)

to punish the Massachusetts colonists for the Boston Tea Party.

9.

Why did Africans/Slaves join the British army?

a)

They were promised emancipation

b)

They were Loyalists

c)

The British always treated them well

d)

They didn't like America

10.

Camp followers were

a)

people who approached camps to join the cause.

b)

females accompanying the American army to cook and sew.

c)

the parents of the troops making sure their sons were alive.

d)

slaves assigned to tend to the soldiers' needs.