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Who was the French and Indian war between?

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French and British

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What was the problem with the Proclamation of 1763

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The colonists were angry that they won the land but weren’t allowed to settle on it.

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What was the Treaty of Paris?

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The French had to give up their territory in North America to the British and Spanish

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What was the French and Indian war for?

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control of Ohio River Valey

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What was the Proclamation of 1763

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A law banning British settlements west of the Appalachian mountains and ordering settlers to leave the upper Ohio River Valley

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What was the purpose of Ben Franklin’s Join or Die cartoon? (The cut up snake)

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To save the colonies by uniting them

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What was the Sugar Act of 1764?

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This act placed a 3 cent tax on sugar

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What was the Quartering Act of 1765?

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It required colonists to provide quarters and supplies for British soldiers.

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What was the stamp act of 1765?

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An act that required all newspapers, pamphlets, and other official documents to have a stamp or British seal on them

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What were the townshend acts?

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Acts that places tax on glass, led, paper, paints and tea.

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What was the declaratory act?

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An act that said great Britain was superior to the American colonies

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What were the Intolerable acts?

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Laws designed to punish the colonists

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What caused the Intolerable acts to be declared?

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The Boston tea party

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What was the Boston massacre?

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A deadly confrontation between the British soldiers and angry colonists

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Why was Paul Revers massacre engraving so important?

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It spread rumors and ideas to promote the fight for independence

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What was the Boston tea party?

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A protest in which colonists dumped tea into the Boston harbor

17
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What is a boycott ?

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The refusal to use or buy a service or product

18
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Who were loyalists?

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People who remained loyal to the British

19
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Who were patriots?

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Colonists who wanted independence.

20
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What did the loyalists support?

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king George and Great Britain

21
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What did the patriots support/want?

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Freedom and independence

22
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What was the first continental congress?

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A group of colonial leaders who were troubled about the relationship between Great Britain and its colonies in america

23
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Whay was the first shot fired at Lexington called the shot “heard ‘round the world”?

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It was the start of the American revolution

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How did the British respond to the Boston tea party?

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They closed down Boston harbor