The British should not impose a tax to pay for representatives to attend Parliament.

The British should not tax the colonies because the colonies had no representatives in the British Parliament to vote on taxes.

The British should send representatives to the colonies to explain any new taxes.

The British should not impose a tax to pay for representatives to attend Parliament.

They sent troops to enforce the Stamp Act.

They let the colonies do what they want

They stopped trading with the colonists.

They canceled the Stamp Act.

British soldiers killed American colonists who had dumped British tea into Boston Harbor.

British soldiers in Boston fired at a crowd of Colonists who had taunted and thrown objects at the soldiers.

British soldiers and American militiamen fought in Boston Common.

American colonists in Boston fired upon a group of British soldiers who had killed several African Americans protesters.

The mob attacked the soldiers with snowballs, ice, and clubs.

John Adams was a leading Patriot, which guaranteed the trial would be fair.

Many Boston citizens were angry because British soldiers were taking their jobs.

The mob attacked the soldiers with snowballs, ice, and clubs.

He made the first accurate visual depiction of the massacre.

He created an image of the Boston Massacre that was not accurate and showed the colonists as innocent in the incident.

He protested a soldier's treatment of a boy.

He spoke in favor of the British soldiers.

It enforced the Quartering Act.

It passed the Townsend Acts.

It passed the Intolerable Acts.

It enforced the Currency Act.

to warn Massachusetts militias that British troops were coming to attack

to round up American militiamen to attack British troops in Boston

to warn the British troops in Concord that American militiamen were coming to attack

to tell colonists that British soldiers were coming to burn their homes

Paul Revere lost his life in the battle.

It was the first battle of the American Revolution

It was the last battle of the American Revolution.

It was the only battle of the American Revolution fought in Massachusetts.

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They wanted to openly trade with Native Americans.

They thought the king was restricting their freedom to expand westward.

They wanted to claim land west of the Appalachians as British territory.

They wanted a larger British presence west of the Appalachians.

Britain wanted to prevent conflicts by addressing some colonial grievances.

King George lll wanted complete control of the molasses trade.

Britain wanted to reduce the expense of having to prevent smuggling by force.

King George lll wanted to increase the number of troops in the colonies.

Officials in Britain were afraid of the angry crowds in colonial cities.

King George lll changed his mind and realized the Stamp Tax was unjust

The boycotts organized by colonial merchants were unsuccessful.

The colonists' boycott affected British citizens who had influence in Parliament.

The new laws ended the rights of colonists to elect representatives.

The acts favored British merchants over their American counterparts.

The laws reduced the purchasing power of colonial households.

The acts moved governors and judges from colonial payrolls to royal payrolls.

the right to their own representative governments

the right to boycott British goods

the right to challenge a leader's authority

the right to follow their own consciences

Attucks was the leader of the Boston mob who attacked the British soldiers.

Attucks was the first person to die in the quest for independence.

Most African Americans were in favor of American independence.

Some African Americans in Boston were free workers in the shipping trades.

Adams was a secret British sympathizer.

Adams believed all people deserved a fair trial.

Adams wanted to show that the Patriots were not at fault.

Adams wanted to expand his law practice.

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The increase did nothing to cause problems.

The Citizens asked for more British troops to keep the peace.

Citizens saw the troop increase as a violation to there rights.

None of the above.

the right of citizens to elect representatives to the bodies that governed them

the right to free trade with nations other than Britain

the right of citizens to move to other colonies to look for work

the right of colonial merchants to trade with Britain and Ireland

Most of them were Patriots.

Most spun and wove their own clothes.

They admired the British King

They both consumed and produced goods.

merchants in the colonies who imported goods from Britain

merchants in Britain who exported goods to the colonies

citizens of the colonies who manufactured goods similar to those of Britain

citizens of the colonies who consumed goods imported from Britain.

The colonists did not want to drink tea from East India.

The lower prices of tea drove colonial merchants out of business.

The Tea Act also raised new taxes on tea.

The lower prices did not offset the new taxes in the intolerable Acts.

Trade with Britain and Ireland was only a small part of the colonial economy.

Colonial leaders thought a boycott against British trade would be effective.

Most delegates to the Congress were loyal subjects of King George lll.

Many delegates to the Congress benefited from cutting off trade.

Members of the militia wanted to enlist in the western colonial border.

Native American attacks increased along the western colonial border.

The colonists wanted to stock up in case Patriots boycotted British weapons.

The colonists had realized that they might have to fight British soldiers.

At Concord, British soldiers used the most powerful weapons known at the time.

The war might not have broken out had not a single soldier disobeyed orders.

The fighting at Concord inspired many other struggles for freedom.

News of the fighting at Concord spread quickly across the Atlantic Ocean

The Patriots supported colonial independence.

The British suffered fewer casualties.

The loyalists gained more followers.

The British won.

The British Army had superior training and weapons.

The Continental Army had superior training and weapons.

The Continental Army benefitted from George Washington's command.

The British Army was unprepared for an attack on the fort.

The militiamen lived closer to Bunker Hill tha the British troops did.

The militiamen discovered the British Army's plan to seize both hills

The militiamen could move more quickly because there were fewer of them.

The militiamen had the advantage of holding the high ground.

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The Continental Congress represented all the colonies.

The colonial assemblies selected delegates to the Continental Congress.

Each colony established an independent government.

Each colony contributed its own militia to the Continental Army.