3.5 History Test Flashcards

1
Q

Proclamation of 1763

A

Colonists couldn’t settle west of the Appalachian mountains or the Ohio River valley. Many ignored the law

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2
Q

Who wanted to enforce the proclamation of 1763

A

King George 3

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3
Q

General Thomas gage

A

Commanded 10,000 British soldiers and place

Most of them in New York

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4
Q

To pay off debt from the French and Indian war, what did Britain pass

A

Taxes

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5
Q

James Otis Jr

A

Agreed that taxation without representation is tyranny

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6
Q

After the sugar act, what did parliament continue to do

A

Tax the colonies

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7
Q

What did New York ignore

A

Quartering act

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8
Q

In the Townsend acts, what was writs of assistance

A

Needed search warrant

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9
Q

When your accused in the Townsend acts what didnt you get

A

Trial by jury

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10
Q

What event did the Townsend acts lead to

A

Boston massacre

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11
Q

When was the Boston massacre

A

March 5, 1770

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12
Q

What was the Boston massacre

A

When a group of colonists began confrontation with soldiers. Colonists three clubs, snowballs, and other stuff. 5 people killed

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13
Q

Who was Crispus Attucks and where was he killed

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He was a runway slave killed in the Boston massacre

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14
Q

How did the Boston massacre devolped

A

Boycott gone wild from the sons of Liberty

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15
Q

What ship did custom officials try to seize

A

Liberty which was smuggling wine and caused a riot

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16
Q

Committees of correspondence

A

Formed by Samuel Adams to make sure people didn’t forget the cause of Liberty

17
Q

Who was the sons of Liberty run by

A

Samuel Adams

18
Q

When was the Boston yea party

A

December 16, 1773

19
Q

How many chests of tea were dumped during the Boston massacre

A

342

20
Q

Result of Boston tea party

A

British government clamped down on colonists

21
Q

What is the martial law

A

Military control

22
Q

Who is made governor of Massachusetts as a result of the intolerable acts

A

General Thomas gage

23
Q

After the intolerable acts, what did other colonies send to support

A

Food and supplies

24
Q

What was the first continental congress

A

When committees of correspondence called for a meeting to discuss what to do next

25
Q

If the British can’t pay, who do they want to pay?

A

Colonists

26
Q

What did the writs of assistance not need

A

Proof

27
Q

What did the writs of assistance say

A

Tax collectors could search for smuggled goods

28
Q

Quartering act

A

Forced colonists to house soldiers and provide them with supplies

29
Q

Sugar act

A

Placed tax on sugar, molasses, and other products shipped to the colonies

30
Q

When was the continental congress

A

October 1765

31
Q

Stamp act

A

Required all legal and commercial documents to carry a stamp showing that a tax has been paid

32
Q

Who was William Pitt

A

British foreign minister

33
Q

Declaration act

A

Parliament had control to govern the colonies

34
Q

What was the reaction to the Townsend acts

A

Colonists protested and boycotted

35
Q

Tea act

A

Have the British east India company the power to sell tea in America

36
Q

Intolerable acts

A

Used to punish massa. For the Boston tea party which costed British $14 million