Chapter 4 Review

Question 0

British policy of non-interference with colonial trade

Answer 0

salutary neglect

Question 1

tax paid on goods

Answer 1

duty

Question 2

Act that said all ships going to or from colonial ports had to be American or British

Answer 2

Navigation Act of 1651

Question 3

Act that helped the owners of sugar plantations in the West Indies

Answer 3

Sugar Act of 1764

Question 4

Colonial products such as sugar, tobacco, indigo and cotton that could be shipped only to Britain

Answer 4

enumerated commodities

Question 5

series of laws whose goal was to benefit British merchants and manufacturers at the expense of colonies

Answer 5

Trade and Navigation Acta

Question 6

Ben Franklins proposal to create a union of the colonies

Answer 6

Albany Plan

Question 7

Civilians trained to fight as soldiers in emergencies

Answer 7

militia

Question 8

Ended French and Indian war, gave all land east of Mississippi, Florida, and Canada to England

Answer 8

Treaty of Paris 1763

Question 9

Prevented settlement west of Appalachian mountains

Answer 9

Proclamation Act of 1763

Question 10

Direct tax placed on cards, legal documents, and news papers

Answer 10

The Stamp Act

Question 11

refusal to buy goods

Answer 11

boycott

Question 12

placed duties on tea, paint, glass, and paper

Answer 12

Townshend Act

Question 13

ordered colonies to provide barracks and supplies for British troops in America

Answer 13

Quartering Act of 1765

Question 14

First violence between colonist and British troops

Answer 14

Boston Massacre

Question 15

stated that parliament had final say in all legislative matters dealing with the colonies

Answer 15

Declaratory Act

Question 16

Protestors dressed as Mohawk Indians and destroyed British merchandise

Answer 16

Boston Tea Party

Question 17

British response to Boston Tea Party

Answer 17

King George III takes over and Intolerable Acts are placed

Question 18

Site of first battle between colonists and British took place

Answer 18

Lexington Bridge

Question 19

British leader who turned the tide if French and Indian War

Answer 19

William Pitt

Question 20

British commander who defeated the French @ Quebec

Answer 20

John Wolfe

Question 21

Ottawa chief who rebelled against British in Ohio River Valley attacking settlements and forts

Answer 21

Pontiac

Question 22

Minister of finance

Answer 22

George Grenville

Question 23

Advantages of French during French and Indian War

Answer 23

relationship with natives

Question 24

Advantages of British during French and Indian War

Answer 24

population and navy

Question 25

1st fighting of French and Indian War

Answer 25

Ohio River Valley

Question 26

Results of Treaty if Paris

Answer 26

Brits gets land east of Mississippi, Spanish get everything west

Question 27

George Grenville’s measures to increase revenue

Answer 27

Revenue collectors in America, Writs of assistance, Admiralty courts for smugglers

Question 28

Why did the British send redcoats to NY and Boston?

Answer 28

to scare colonists

Question 29

Brits reaction to “No taxation without representation”

Answer 29

parliament votes on interest of ENTIRE empire

Question 30

Boston Massacre

Answer 30

group of protestors panicked soldiers resulting in open fire killing five

Question 31

First Continental Congress

Answer 31

56 delegates meet in Philly and vow to stop all trade until acts against them are repealed

Question 32

Quebec Act

Answer 32

doesn’t change America, changes border

Question 33

Second Continental Congress

Answer 33

raise fund for army and name George Washington commander

Question 34

Why was Washington chosen as commander of the Continental Army?

Answer 34

He’s from Virginia; to gain southern colony support

Question 35

What were the British doing marching Concord?

Answer 35

to destroy weapons and capture rebel leaders