Proclamation of 1763 Flashcards

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stated that the colonists could not settle west of the Appalachian Mountains.

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Proclamation of 1763

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Following the_____, the Great Britain needed revenue to pay debt it accumulated.

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French and Indian War

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lowered taxes on molasses and allowed officers to seize goods from accused smugglers.

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The Sugar Act

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4
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taxed printed materials such as newspapers and wills.

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The Stamp Act

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5
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restricted town meetings in Boston.

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The Massachusetts Government Act

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6
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stated that the Parliament had the right to tax Colonists.

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The Declaratory Act.

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7
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taxed imported goods before they arrived to the Colonists.

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The Townshend Act.

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8
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gave the British East India Company nearly total control of the market for tea in the colonies.

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The Tea Act

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9
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extended Canada’s territory south to the Ohio River ignoring colonists’ claim to that region.

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The Quebec Act

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10
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was a secret society that organised violent and nonviolent protests of British laws.

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The Sons of Liberty

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11
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was the governing body of Great Britian

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The Parliment

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12
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created a famous engraving of the Boston Massacre that was used as propaganda throughout the colonies

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Paul Revere

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The famous painting of the Boston Massacre shows a_______

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British officer ordering troops to fire.

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14
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How many colonists died during the Boston Massacre?

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5 colonists

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15
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is information used to influence public opinion.

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propaganda

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16
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required colonists to house British troops.

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The Quartering Act

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was the lawyer that defended the British officers that were involved in the Boston Massacre.

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John Adams

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18
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cost England about 1 million dollars.

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The Boston Tea Party

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In response to the Boston Tea Party, the British government

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passed a series of laws known as the Coercive Acts

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20
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The First Continental Congress included delegates from all colonies except

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Georgia

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21
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In preparing for conflict against Great Britain, militas

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practiced using muskets and cannons

22
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Who’s plan was it to arrest Samuel Adams and John Hancock in Lexington and continue onto Concord and seize the colonists’ stockpile of weapons?

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Thomas Gage

23
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Thomas Gage was a

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British General

24
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helped Paul Revere warn the people of Charlestown that British were coming by sea.

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Robert Newman

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What warned Charlestown that the British were coming by sea?
two lanterns were hung in the Old North Church
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was a rider that made it to Concord to warn residents that the British were coming.
Samuel Prescott
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T or F. The first shot of the war is known as the shot heard around the world.
True
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The first battles of the American Revolutionary War occurred at..
Lexington and Concord
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Fort Ticonderoga was important because it..
could protect New York and New England from Britain, controlled waterways and held military supplies.
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T or F. Fort Ticonderoga was captured by Benedict Arnold, Ethan and the Green Mountain Boys.
True.
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T or F. The British won the battle after charging the hill three times.
True
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Loyalist or Patriots.. sided with Great Britain, loyal to King George II
Loyalist
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Loyalist or Patriots.. supported the War of Independence from Britain.
Patriots
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Loyalist or Patriots.. did not want a rebellion.
Loyalist
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Loyalist or Patriots.. believed Britain would win, so it was better to side with Great Britain.
Loyalist
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Loyalist or Patriots.. were determined to fight the British.
Patriots
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was the commander of the militia during the Battle of Bunker Hill.
William Prescott
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was the president of the Second Continental Congress
John Hancock
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was the Commander and Chief of the Continental Army
George Washington
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led the expedition that brought the military supplies from Fort Ticonderoga
Henry Knox
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wrote the Declaration of Independence
Thomas Jefferson
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presented a bold resolution to the Continental Congress that they should be free of Great Britain.
Richard Henry Lee
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wrote Common Sense
Thomas Paine
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authorized printing of money, set up post offices and created Continental Army
The Second Continental Congress
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a last ditch effort of the Second Continental Congress to make peace
The Olive Branch Petition
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George Washington moved cannons and troops to _______ surrounding the British which caused the British to leave Boston.
Dorchester Heights
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listed powerful reasons why Americans should be free of England.
Common Sense
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was put in charge of writing that Declaration of Independence by the Second Continental Congress.
The Committee of Five
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T or F. The Committee of Five included John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin, Robert Livingston, Roger Sherman.
True
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influenced the writing of the Declaration of Independence even though they were not involved in the Second Continental Congress.
John Locke and George Mason