WorksheetsL10/L11 TCI Test Review-Tension w/ Britain/Declare Independence
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 22mins
Great Britain made a ______________, or public announcement, that Native Americans could have the land west of the Appalachian Mountains.
boycott
delegates
proclamation
protest
After many colonists grew angry about the Stamp Act, Parliament chose to ______________, or undo, the law.
boycott
delegates
proclamation
repeal
Many colonists began to ____________, or object to, the Quartering Act.
boycott
delegates
proclamation
protest
Nine colonies sent _____________, or people to represent them, to a special gathering in New York.
boycott
delegates
proclamation
protest
Many colonists decided to ___________, or refuse to buy, tea because of the tax.
boycott
delegates
proclamation
protest
What was the First Continental Congress?
the laws passed against colonists
the meeting of delegates from 12 colonies
the lawmakers of the British government
the treaty between different colonies
What did the colonists call the laws that were passed to punish them after the Boston Tea Party?
the Boston Massacre
the Intolerable Acts
the Quartering Act
the Stamp Act
Which did not feed the anger that led to the Boston Massacre?
The Quartering Act
The Stamp Act
The Townshend Acts
The Boston Tea Party
The Townshend Acts taxed several goods that the colonies
tried to sell in other countries.
manufactured for use at home.
raised on farms and plantations.
brought into the colonies for sale.
How did colonists react to the Stamp Act?
They ignored it.
They considered it fair.
They protested until it was repealed.
They disliked it but went along with it.
Which of these laws made colonists provide British soldiers with food, transportation, and housing?
the Stamp Act
the Quartering Act
the Coercive Acts
The Proclamation of 1763
Which part of the British government passed acts?
Parliament
the royal family
The British Congress
the House of Burgesses
What was the purpose of the Proclamation of 1763?
to protect the Colonists
to punish the colonists
to make money for the war
to reward Native Americans
Which of these was an outcome of the French and Indian War?
British territory was reduced
France defeated Great Britain.
The British went deeply into debt.
Relations between the colonists and Great Britain improved.
What do the eight parts of the snake represent?
The colonies (South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Massachusetts, etc.)
Eight yummy snacks
#RIP
#SUS
Describe what the cartoon represents.
I want my mommy!!!!
Something very gross
One dead snake
The American colonies must join together to resist British laws, such as the Stamp Act, or they will end up under complete British control.
How did this cartoon support the view of colonists who were angered by Great Britain?
They were hungry for fried snake.
Groups from different colonies knew they had to work together to stop the British from taxing them because they had no say in making the law.
Tastes like chicken.
All it needs is a little A1 Sauce.
How did the colonists join together to fight the Stamp Act?
Protested
All of these are correct.
Boycotted
Refused to pay the taxes.
We On Da _____…. 4x
Goodyear Blimp
Road
Lunch Detention List
On Da Road,To ___________________________ 4x
Applebees
Being Best Friends
Revolution
KMIS
French and Indian, French and Indian 4x
The 7 Years War, Doncha’ Mean _____???? 4x
1
5
9
3,212
We gained a lot of land, but you got a lot of ________ 4x
money
attitude
Cherry Coke
debt
The Proclamation,
Of 1763,
Says U Can’t Go Past That __________,
Or You Might Die You See!!!!
Taco Bell
Line
Trampoline
British Soldier
The Stamp Act,
It was not very ____________.
Pay more for paper,
U must think I’m a fool!
drool
swimming pool
cool
fighting duel
Boston Massacre,
Throwin’ chunks of ________,
5 people died,
That ain’t nice!
rice
mice
not once or twice, but thrice
ice
Boston Tea Party,
Gotta dump the tea,
We will not stand,
For ________!!!
Tennessee
The Game Monopoly
KG3
The Big Oak Tree
A person who is guilty of betraying his or her country is called a(n) ___________.
independence
Loyalist
neutral
traitor
___________ were American colonists who wanted the colonies to remain under the control of the king.
independence
Loyalists
neutralists
Patriots
Many colonists were _____________, or did not take sides.
independence
Loyalists
neutral
Patriots
American colonists who fought against Great Britain are called ___________________.
independence
Loyalists
neutral
Patriots
The colonies wanted ______________, or separation, from Great Britain
independence
Loyalists
neutral
Patriots
Which of the following colonists would most likely have agreed with this statement: “British laws and taxes are unfair to the colonies”?
Jonathan Boucher
Lord Dunmore
Mercy Otis Warren
a neutral colonist
Benjamin Franklin tried to persuade the British government to
treat the colonies fairly.
free enslaved Africans.
grant the colonies independence.
give women colonists more rights.
Lord Dunmore was...
a king.
neutral.
a Patriot.
a Loyalist.
Which of the following colonists would most likely have agreed with this statement: “The king of England knows what is best for the colonies”?
Thomas Hutchinson
Benjamin Franklin
Samuel Adams
a neutral colonist
Why did many colonists boycott tea and paper?
to punish the storekeepers
to protest taxes on those items
to save money for future needs
to make their own goods at home
Rich landowners, governors, and religious leaders were often
Loyalists.
neutral.
Patriots.
red coats.
Ben Franklin was a Patriot because he
obeyed the laws.
was willing to fight.
wanted independence.
was loyal to the king.
Based on the chart, which of the three groups has the least support?
Patriots
Neutralists
Loyalists
If the villagers took a vote and all the neutral colonists voted on the side of the Patriots, which side won?
Patriots
Neutralists
Loyalists
If the villagers took a vote at the meeting and none of the neutral colonists voted, which side won the vote?
Patriots
Neutralists
Loyalists
What argument might the neutral colonists in the village use to try to persuade the others that the village should remain neutral?
Maybe if we don’t take sides, everybody will leave us alone.
There is some right and some wrong on both sides.
Both of these arguments are correct answers.
Do you think that this village is similar to or different from how most of the colonies viewed independence? Explain your answer.
In real life, less than half of the colonists were Patriots and less than half were Loyalists.
The other answer is correct.
