Test Facts (10/23/14) Flashcards

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The quartering act forced the colonists to…..

A- Allow government officials to search their homes
B- pay a tax on all goods from England
C- house and supply British soldiers in their homes
D- pay taxes to King George the Third

A

C- house and supply British soldiers in their homes

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Which geographic feature served as a barrier for settlement in the proclamation of 1763?

A- Rocky Mountains
B- Appalachian Mountains
C- Mississippi River
D- Great Plains

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B- Appalachian Mountains

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Taxing people without their consent is an example of….

A- Federal government vs state government
B- Big government
C- taxation without representation
D- taxation with representation

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C- taxation without representation

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Refusal to purchase goods is an example of…..

A- quartering
B- A boycott
C- A massacre
D- A revolution

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B- A boycott

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Which statement best reflects the effects of the French and Indian war?

A-Spain becomes the strongest nation in the world
B- The Rocky Mountains became the temporary border for the British colonies
C- England debt and what’s the colonist to pay for the war
D- westward expansion was welcomed by the Native Americans

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C- England is in debt and wants the colonist to pay for the war

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“No taxation without representation”

This statement was made in response to…..

A- British economic policies in the colonies after 1763
B- provisions of the Treaty of Paris of 1783
C- calling the first Continental Congress
D- Sharing of tax avenues with American Indians

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A- British economic policies in the colonies after 1763

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