Quiz 1 Flashcards

1
Q

members dumped tea into the harbor

A

Sons of Liberty

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2
Q

unofficial colonial ambassador to England ( spokesperson)

A

Ben Franklin

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3
Q

refuse to buy British goods!

A

Boycott

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4
Q

refuse to buy British goods!

A
  1. Mob action
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5
Q

taxes imported goods such as glass, clothing, paper, lead and tea

A

Townhend act:

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6
Q
  • First direct tax placed on the colonist

* It was a tax on all printed materials!

A

Stamp Act:

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7
Q

Engraves the events

A

Paul revere

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8
Q

British major sent arrest the American colonial Revolutionary leaders in Lexington

A

John Pitcairn

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9
Q

American colonial commander of the militia at Lexington

A

John Parker

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10
Q

Taxation without without representation is tyranny

A

James Otis

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11
Q

American Revolutionary leader of the sons of Liberty

A

Samuel Adams

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12
Q

American lawyer who defended the soldiers

A

John Adams

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13
Q

American Doctor

A

Dr. Joseph warren

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14
Q

President of the continental congress and was the wealthiest man in America

A

George Washington

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15
Q

Revolutionary group of women

A

Daughter of Liberty

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16
Q

Specials court who wants to put a stop to smuggling

A

Admiralty courts

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17
Q

Rag figures hung on a tree

A

Effigies

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18
Q

British company was given a monopoly on tea

A

British east India company

19
Q

First British prime minster

A

George Grenville

20
Q

Illegal search warrants

A

Writ of assistance

21
Q

Two types of protest were used by the sons of Liberty

A
  1. Mob

2. Boycott

22
Q

2 reasons why the redcoats went to Lexington and concord

A
  1. Arrest the revolt leaders in Lexington

2. Seize and destroy all colonial weapons in concord

23
Q

What city was the hotbed

A

Boston

24
Q

Monopoly on tea let to what event

A

Boston tea party

25
Q

Shot heard around the world

A

Lexington

26
Q

British major sent arrest the American colonial Revolutionary leaders in Lexington

A

John Pitcairn

27
Q

American colonial commander of the militia at Lexington

A

John Parker

28
Q

Taxation without without representation is tyranny

A

James Otis

29
Q

American Revolutionary leader of the sons of Liberty

A

Samuel Adams

30
Q

American lawyer who defended the soldiers

A

John Adams

31
Q

American Doctor

A

Dr. Joseph warren

32
Q

President of the continental congress and was the wealthiest man in America

A

George Washington

33
Q

Revolutionary group of women

A

Daughter of Liberty

34
Q

Specials court who wants to put a stop to smuggling

A

Admiralty courts

35
Q

Rag figures hung on a tree

A

Effigies

36
Q

British company was given a monopoly on tea

A

British east India company

37
Q

First British prime minster

A

George Grenville

38
Q

Illegal search warrants

A

Writ of assistance

39
Q

Two types of protest were used by the sons of Liberty

A
  1. Mob

2. Boycott

40
Q

2 reasons why the redcoats went to Lexington and concord

A
  1. Arrest the revolt leaders in Lexington

2. Seize and destroy all colonial weapons in concord

41
Q

What city was the hotbed

A

Boston

42
Q

Monopoly on tea let to what event

A

Boston tea party

43
Q

Shot heard around the world

A

Lexington