WorksheetsRoad to Revolution
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What Made King George III pass the Proclamation of 1763?
England lost the French and Indian War
Natives were attacking British colonists in the back country.
King George III wanted to punish colonists for rebelling
British colonists were killing innocent natives in the back country.
Which event made more colonists want to fight for Independence from England?
England boycotted colonial goods
The creation of Fort Necessity
The Battle of Quebec
The Battle of Lexington and Concord
British settlers competing with the French to control the Fur trade in the Ohio River Valley led to what?
The French and Indian War
The Boston Massacre
The Revolutionary war
The battles of Lexington and Concord.
King George III sent 30,000 soldiers to the colonies after he rejected which document?
The Declaration of Independence
The Writ of Assistance
The Treaty of Paris
The Olive Branch Petition
What was the turning point in the French and Indian War?
King George III passes the intolerable acts
The battle of Fort Necessity
William Pitt being elected Prime Minister and the Battle of Quebec
The Boston Massacre
What made Parliament repeal the Stamp Act?
The Sons of Liberty threatened tax collectors
The Stamp Act Congress demanded fair treatment from England
Boycotts of British goods cost English merchants lots of money
The Olive Branch Petition
What act drew colonists together for the first time to unite against a British tax?
The Quartering Act
The Intolerable Act
The Stamp Act
The Sugar Act
At the second Continental Congress, delegates wrote the Olive Branch petition and created what?
The Proclamation line of 1763
The Committees of Correspondence
Colonial MIltias
A Continental Army
What group united the colonists against the British by sharing information about them across the colonies?
The Daughters of Liberty
The Committees of Correspondence
The Sons of Liberty
The Minutemen
What document did the colonists use to ask for peace and declare their loyalty to the King?
The Proclamation of 1763
The treaty of Paris
The Writ of Assistance
The Olive Branch Petition
Why were the colonists so mad about the Tea act?
It raised the price of tea
It created a monopoly for one British company
It eliminated all tea in the colonies
It gave customs officers more opportunities to abuse their power
King George III liked the Quartering Act because. . .
He wanted redcoats to take colonist homes for England
He hated quarters
It gave the colonists freedom to live their best lives.
It lowered the cost of keeping an army in the colonies.
Why did Paul Revere create the "bloody Massacre" propaganda?
To show that colonists should boycott British goods.
To show that Colonists attacked innocent British soldiers
To spread information of British actions in the colonies
To show that British soldiers fired on innocent colonists
What was the outcome of the battle of Lexington and Concord?
Colonial Militias used guerrilla tactics to defeat British redcoats.
British Redcoats killed hundreds of Colonial militia
King George III presented the Proclamation of 1763
George Washingto nwas forced to surrender his newly built fort.
Through everything, what did the colonists feel England was denying them?
The right to own slaves
The right to settle in the West
Fair trial in the colonies
Representation in British Parliament
What did the Daughters of Liberty do?
The spread information about British actions in the colonies
They formed militias in case war with England happened.
The made American goods and urged people to buy them over British goods.
They put together a meeting of colonial delegates in Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
Who started the Sons of Liberty?
Paul Revere
Thomas Jefferson
Samuel Adams
John Adams
King George III passed the Intolerable( Coercive) acts as punishment for what?
The Boston Tea Party
The Battle of Lexington and Concord
The Boston Massacre
The Stamp Act Congress
When did the colonists call for All British acts to be repealed?
After the Townsend acts were passed
Stamp Act Congress
1st Continental Congress
2nd Continental Congress
Which of the following is an example of colonial resistance to British taxes?
The treaty of Paris
Writs of Assistance
Tar and feathering of Tax collectors
Pontiac's war
