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Chapter 4: Imperial Wars & Colonial Protest Test

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Imperial Wars & Colonial Protest
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Write 5-7 sentences using correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling. Describe the relationship between the colonies and Great Britain before and after the Seven Years’ War? What was the difference?

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Write 5-7 sentences using correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling. To what extent had the colonists developed a sense of their identity and unity as Americans (politically, economically, and culturally) by the eve of the Revolution? (Think about Chapters 2, 3, and 4 for this answer) Be sure to use specific examples.

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What act did Lord Grenville enact which put a tax on most printed paper in the colonies, including legal documents and newspapers? The reaction from the colonists was violent with the formation of Daughters & Sons of Liberty.

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In March 1770, British guards fired into a crowd of colonists killing five, the event would be named the _____________________.

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On March 24, 1765, the British put into place the ______________ Act, which said the colonists must provide food and lodging to soldiers. The colonists felt having that large of a military presence was no unnecessary since the War was over.

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The ________________ was a conflict to determine control of the vast North American territory. It was a conflict involving the British, French, colonists, and Native Americans.

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In response to the Boston Tea Party and Intolerable acts, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, and Samuel Adams, along with many others would come together for the _________________ Congress. The Congress asked the king to stop taxing the colonies without representation in parliament.

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During the Boston Massacre, ________________ , African American/Native American, would be one of the first killed. In 1888 a monument to him was unveiled in the Boston Common. (Use first & last name)

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“As touching the quality of this country, three things there bee, which in fewe yeares may bring this Colony to perfections; the English plough, Vineyards, & Cattle…

“All our riches for the present doe consiste in Tobacco, wherein one by his owne labour has in one yeare, raised to himself to the value of 200 thousand pound English. These be true, yet indeed rare examples, yet possible to be done by others. Our principal wealth (I should have said) consisteth in servants: but they are chargeable to be furnished with armes, apparel, & bedding, and for their transportation, and casual both at sea, & for their first year commonly at lande also: but if they escape, they prove very hardy, and sound able men.”

(John Pory, Secretary of Virginia)
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“These at the heads of James and York rivers… grew impatient at that many slaughters of their neighbors and rose for own defense, who choosing Mr. Bacon for their leader, sent oftentimes to the Governor… beseeching a commission to go against the Indians at their own charge; which His Honor as often promised did not send. During these protractions and people often slain, most or all the officers civil and military… met and concerted together, the danger of going without a commission on the one part and the continual murders of their neighbors on the other part… this day lapsing and no commission come, they marched into the wilderness in quest of these Indians, after whom the Governor sent his proclamation denouncing all rebels who should not return, but Mr. Bacon, with fifty-seven men, proceeded… they fired and… slew 150 Indians."

(Samuel Kercheval, Virginia Author and Lawyer)
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Name the series of laws passed by the British Parliament to punish the colonist for the Boston Tea Party.

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In spring 1754, Major _______________ led an expedition of 300 Virginians toward Fort Duquesne to force the French to abandon the site. They ambushed the French, and the battle ended with one Virginian and fourteen Frenchmen dead. (First/Last Name)

What act was put into place to save British pride after the repeal of the Stamp Act? The new act said that Parliament had the right to tax and makes laws for the colonies in all cases.
Intolerable Acts
Quartering Act
Townshend Acts
Declaratory Act
What act in December 1775 placed an embargo on American goods? The British also seized colonists’ ships in an effort to destroy their economy.
Suspending
Intolerable
Declaratory
Prohibitory
What act was put into law in June 1757 that had the colonists pay for protection as well as put a tax on revenue?
Townsend
Intolerable
Prohibitory
Coercive
What act from 1767-1770 prohibited the New York Assembly from conducting its meetings and affairs until they complied with the Quartering Act?
Quebec
Intolerable
Sugar
Suspending
The ________ was the first formal proposal to unite the colonies.
US Senate
Albany Plan of Union
Treaty of Paris
First Continental Congress
In leading up to the "Boston Massacre", why were British troops stationed in Boston?
To prepare for war
To enforce the Townshend Acts
To punish the Sons of Liberty for their Stamp Act protests
To locate housing among the colonists because of The Quartering Act
What land were the American colonists forbidden to settle on after the Proclamation Line of 1763?
Mississippi River Valley
Hudson River Valley
St. Lawrence Rivey Valley
Ohio River Valley
Who was the land west of the Proclamation Line reserved for?
French & Spanish Settlers
Freed slaves & debtors
Colonists
Native Americans
Why did the Proclamation Line anger the American colonists so much? **Select TWO answers.
The law took away the potential to earn money from the fur trade.
The law gave land to the French & Spanish settlers in North America.
The law took away the potential right to own land and vote on the frontier.
The law forced American colonists to pay high taxes to the King.
Who was the Indian chief that launched a 3-year war against the American colonists in the Ohio River Valley?
Chief Pontiac
Chief Powhatan
Chief Geronimo
Chief Sitting Bull
Which of these statements best describes England’s first colony at Jamestown?
Was an immediate economic success
Enjoyed strong and continual support from King James I
Was saved from failure by John Smith’s leadership and John Rolfe’s introduction of tobacco
Depended on the introduction of African slave labor for its survival
The principal motivation shaping the earliest settlements in New England was…
The desire for political freedom
A spirit of adventure and interest in exploring the New World
Economic opportunity and the chance at a better life
Religious commitment and devotion
Compared with the Plymouth colony, the Massachusetts Bay Colony was…
Dedicated to complete separation from the Church of England
More focused on religious rather than political liberty
Larger and more economically prosperous
Afflicted with corrupt and incompetent leadership
Despite the success of tobacco in Virginia, the colony still faced problems and eventually became a…
corporate charter settlement
royal colony
joint-stock company
proprietorship
Which of the following groups made up most of the servants referred to in the passage?
American Indians
Women whose husbands had escaped servitude
Indentured servants from Europe
Enslaved Americans
Based on the information above, what is Mr. Kercheval’s point of view toward Bacon and his followers?
They were allies of the governor who carried out actions that he ordered and supported.
They were primarily a political movement that hoped Bacon would become governor of Virginia.
They were dangerous men who threatened colonial stability and prosperity.
They were frustrated men who were taking action because the governor did not.
Bacons Rebellion was initiated by a group of farmers who felt most directly threatened by…
The power of large planters and plantations
The growth of the slave trade
An increase in royal taxes
The conflicts with Native Americans
Probably the biggest unintentional consequence of Bacon’s Rebellion was that it…
it led to the Crown taking over almost all the colonies and turning them into Royal colonies.
it led to the increase in demand for indentured servants from Britain.
led to the increase in the demand for slaves in the colonies.
it led to the need to build more colonial prisons.
Which of the following best describes the Boston Tea Party of 1773?
The British government, alarmed by the violence, agreed to repeal the Tea Act in 1774.
It came after the British government passed legislation that actually made British tea cheaper for Americans.
It involved the destruction of an American ship notorious for smuggling in the Cape Cod area.
It was a violent reaction to the passage of the Coercive (also known as the Intolerable) Acts.
The 1764 Sugar Act stated "... it is just and necessary that a revenue should be raised ... for defraying the expenses of defending, protecting, and securing the same [colonies]." Which of the following is not true of the Sugar Act?
it replaced the earlier Molasses Act which was not enforced effectively
its impact was felt equally throughout the colonies as all imported molasses
its purpose of raising revenue was not common for British acts impacting the colonies
some colonists became concerned about Parliament's goal in authorizing this type of tax
What was one effect of the Treaty of Paris?
The British gained a huge amount of land in North American had had been claimed by the French.
The Treaty formally ended the American Revolution.
The Native American Indians were able to take control of their land.
The French gained a huge amount of land in North American had had been claimed by the British.
What was the purpose of the Treaty of Paris in 1763?
The purpose of the Treaty of Paris in 1763 was to end the Revolutionary War.
The purpose of the Treaty of Paris in 1763 was to create an agreement between Chief Pontiac and the British colonists.
The purpose of the Treaty of Paris in 1763 was to recognize America as a free and independent nation.
The purpose of the Treaty of Paris in 1763 was to end the French and Indian War.
Who was Britain's King who issued the Proclamation of 1763?
King Edward VIII
King William III
King Henry VIII
King George III
How did William Pitt change the, "Tide of War"?
He helped the French by sending them money and persuading the Natives to side with the French.
He sent supplies to the Native Americans to help them fight against both the French and the British.
He sent money to the British colonies, his best generals, and also paid the colonists to fight.
He married a Native American woman and earned their trust.
Olaudah Equiano is best known for writing about a ___________'s perspective of the Middle Passage.
slave
ship captain
sailor
merchant