Unit Test Chapter 8 Review Flashcards

1
Q

What did the Proclamation of 1763 say?

A

Colonists could not settle on land west of the Appalachian Mountains.

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2
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What were the two reasons why Britian needed money?

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They were in debt from the French and Indian War and they needed to continue to raise money so they could keep British troops in the 13 colonies to protect the land and colonists.

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3
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Britian decided to tax the colonists to raise money. The first tax they imposed was the?

A

Stamp Act

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4
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What did the Stamp Act place a tax on?

A

Paper goods.

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5
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Why did the colonists feel that the tax was unfair?

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Colonists did not have a say in government. They could not vote in Parliament or have a representative in Parliament.

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6
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What was the rallying cry the Colonists would say?

A

No taxation without representation.

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7
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What is Parliament?

A

Britain’s law-making assembly

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8
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How did the colonists protest the Stamp Act?

A

They burned stamp agent’s homes.
They chased them out of town.
They burned stamps.
They hung a dummy of a stamp agent from a tree.

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9
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Because of the protests, Parliament repealed the Stamp Act. What does the word Repeal mean?

A

To cancel

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10
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Britian still needed money, so they imposed the Townshend Acts. What did this tax?

A

Imported goods - tariff.

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11
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How did the colonists protest the Townshend Acts?

A

They boycotted

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12
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What is a boycott?

A

A refusal to buy goods.

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13
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How did Britain respond to the boycott?

A

They sent warships to the Boston Harbor.

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14
Q

The Townshend Act was repealed after the Boston Massacre but Britain left a tax on one item, what was that item?

A

Tea

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15
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What did the colonists do to protest the Tea Act?

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Bost Tea Party (the Sons of Liberty dressed as Mohawks (Native Americans) and dumped the tea from Britain into the Boston Harbor).

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16
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What did Britain do to punish the people of Boston?

A

They passed the Intolerable Acts

17
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What 3 things did the Intolerable Acts say?

A

1) Port of Boston closed (no ships in, no ships out)
2) Massachusetts colony was put under the control of a British General
3) Colonists in Boston had to feed and house British soldiers

18
Q

What was the purpose of the First Continental Congress?

A

To discuss what to do about the Intolerable Acts.

19
Q

Where did the First Continental Congress meet?

A

Philadelphia

20
Q

Who attended the First Continental Congress?

A

Representatives from all 13 colonies except for Georgia

21
Q

What three things did the First Continental Congress decide?

A

1) All trade with Britain would stop.
2) All colonies would form and train militias.
3) They would meet again in 1 year if things did not improve.

22
Q

What is a militia?

A

Volunteer army

23
Q

What are minutemen?

A

Militia groups who were ready at a moment’s notice to fight

24
Q

Who are Patriots?

A

People who were opposed to British rule.

25
Q

Who are Loyalists?

A

People who are still loyal to Britain.