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WorksheetsRoad to the Revolution Review (Ch5) Sec1-2
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 6mins
The war fought between 1754-1763 that left England in with a large debt was
Pontiac's War
Lexington and Concord
Spanish Armada
French and Indian War
An import tax placed on molasses and other goods was called
Quartering Act
Sugar Act
Tea Act
Intolerable Acts
Required the purchase of special tax stamps for documents was called
Intolerable Acts
Sugar Act
Stamp Act
Quartering Act
The 1763 conflict known as Pontiac's War was with
Slaves
Spanish Armada
French
Native Americans
The cause of Pontiac's War was
runaway slaves
colonial land expansion
mercantilism
taxes
To stop territorial expansion, the British Parliament passed the
Stamp Act
Quartering Act
Proclamation of 1763
Boston Massacre
Requiring colonists to house and feed British troops was known as the
Tea Act
Stamp Act
Quartering Act
Intolerable Acts
The King of England at the time was
George III
Henry VIII
Charles II
James I
One of the first people to die in the Boston Massacre was a dock worker named:
George Washington
Sam Adams
Crispus Attucks
John Hancock
The Quartering Act and the __________ made colonists complain about their rights to privacy.
Declaratory Act
Stamp Act
Townshend Acts
Writs of Assistance
Leader of the Green Mountain Boys and helped secure cannons and ammo from Fort Ticonderoga:
John Adams
Patrick Henry
Ethan Allen
George Washington
Created the Son's of Liberty and Committees of Correspondence
Sam Adams
John Adams
Ben Franklin
John Hancock
This protest banner was created by:
Paul Revere
Sam Adams
Ben Franklin
Edward Braddock
This picture of the Boston Massacre was created for propaganda purposes by:
Paul Revere
Ben Franklin
Sam Adams
George III
This banner was created as a form of:
Intolerable Acts
Tea Act
Protest
Olive Branch
A boycott is a form of protest where you refuse to buy or use a certain good (product).
True
False
Who represented the redcoats accused in the Boston Massacre?
Sam Adams
John Adams
Alexander Hamilton
Crispus Attucks
