Chapter 5 Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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What does salutary neglect mean?

A

Not strictly enforcing most laws

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2
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What three things lead to individualism being strong in the colonies?

A

Salutary neglect,the colonies basically made they’re own laws and acted independently,and there were many more landowners in the colonies than in England

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3
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Why did England place a number of taxes (acts) against the colonists?

A

To pay the war debts

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4
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What is importing or exporting without paying proper taxes on goods? (Also GB’s top priority in the colonies at
this time)

A

Smuggling

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5
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How was the Sugar Act supposed to stop smuggling?

A

It lowered the tax on molasses to try and convince to stop smuggling

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6
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What was the problem for the colonists with the Sugar Act? (What British law was contradicted?)

A

British officers were allowed to seize goods from smugglers without going to court

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7
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What was the Stamp Act?

A

Placed on tax on almost all printed material

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8
Q

Who persuaded the House of Burgesses to take action against the Stamp Act?

A

Patrick Henry

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9
Q

What was the purpose of the Sons of Liberty?

A

To protect the rights of colonists

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10
Q

Who was the founder of the Sons of Liberty?

A

Samuel Adams

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11
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What was important about the Declaratory Act?

A

It stated that England had the right to tax the colonies in all cases

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12
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What was important about the Townshend Acts?

A

Taxed imported goods before they reached the colonies

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13
Q

Who owned the ship Liberty?

A

John Hancock

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14
Q

What was required of colonial citizens when the Quartering Act was passed?

A

It required the colonists to house British soldiers in barracks provided by the colonies

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15
Q

What event did the Colonists use as an example of propaganda?

A

The Boston Massacre

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16
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What is information designed to influence opinion?

17
Q

How many people were killed at the Boston Massacre?

18
Q

What Acts were repealed due to the Boston Massacre?

A

The Townshend acts

19
Q

What occurs when only one company controls a product?

20
Q

What event was a response to the Tea Act of 1773?

A

The Boston Tea Party

21
Q

During the time of the Boston Tea Party most colonists considered themselves to be part of what empire?

A

The British Empire

22
Q

As a punishment for the Boston Tea Party, what did King George III impose upon Massachusetts?

A

The Intolerable Acts

23
Q

Were the Coercive Acts successful in isolating Boston?

A

No,other colonies sent them supplies

24
Q

What is the name of the best militias in Massachusetts?

25
What did Paul Revere shout to warn the colonists of an impending attack?
The Regulars are coming out
26
What battle featured the “shot heard ‘round the world”?
The battle of Lexington