Section 1: No taxation without representation

Question 1

Treaty of Paris 1763

Answer 1

an effect of the French and Indian War; treaty ended the war; France gave up all land in North America; everything east of Mississippi river now belonged to Britain; Natives lost their all + trading partner (France)

Question 2

Proclamation of 1763

Answer 2

another effect of the French and Indian War; passed by British; colonists = not allowed to move west of the Appalachian mountains; this was to prevent future conflicts between colonists + Natives; colonists = furious

Question 3

revenue

Answer 3

income

Question 4

Stamp Act

Answer 4

taxed almost all printed materials; repealed by the Parliament later because the British boycotts were hurting the British businesses

Question 5

boycott

Answer 5

a refusal to buy British goods

Question 6

Sons of Liberty

Answer 6

protestors burned effigies to make it look like unpopular tax collectors

Question 7

effigies

Answer 7

stuffed figures

Question 8

Stamp Act Congress

Answer 8

Stamp Act Congress sent a statement to the king + Parliament declaring that only colonial assemblies could tax the colonists

Question 9

Townshend ACts

Answer 9

taxed items such as glass, tea, and paper; tax was paid when goods arrived

Question 10

Daughters of Liberty

Answer 10

supported another boycott of British goods; urged colonists to wear homemade fabrics rather than buying fabric made in Britain