Causes of the American Revolution Quiz

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Causes of the American Revolution Quiz

Last updated over 1 year ago

11 questions

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Complete all questions to the best of your ability. This is for an AL.

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Drag and drop the action that best completes the diagram.

Put the following events in the correct order-

Tea Act
Boston Tea Party
Intolerable (Coercive) Acts

Drag and drop the action that best completes the diagram.

Match the description to the correct act.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Sugar Act		Colonists had to provide lodgings and basic needs for British soldiers
Townshend Acts		Lowered tax on molasses to prevent smuggling
Quartering Act		Tax on all printed materials
Stamp Act		Tax on imported goods like glass, lead, tea, paint, and paper

Which era is being shown in the diagram below?

Colonization Era

Revolutionary Era

Westward Expansion Era

Reconstruction Era

The primary reason Parliament passed these acts was to __________

Select the group that the belief or organization would be considered.

This cartoon shows the bias and perspective of the-

Loyalists

Patriots

Neutrals

Which of the following served as the geographic boundary that the colonists could not cross in the Proclamation of 1763?

Rocky Mountains

Mississippi River

Appalachian Mountains

Ohio River

Match the colonist reaction by dragging and dropping the box next to the British action.

Sons and Daughters of Liberty are formed. A boycott is coordinated.
Colonists like Paul Revere created propaganda to portray the British as violent
Boston Tea Party
Colonists form first Continental Congress and send Olive Branch petition to King George III

Tea Act
Boston Massacre
Intolerable Acts
Stamp Act

The actions in this excerpt were carried out to protest-

the British East India Company gaining a monopoly on the tea trade

Parliament placing a tax on all printed material

a ban on all beverages sold to the colonies

the closing of Boston Harbor after the Intolerable Acts

restricting colonial trade with American Indians

imposing regulations on colonial agriculture

angering colonists who believed their civil liberties were being violated

punishing colonists for resisting Parliament's authority

Put the following events in the correct order-

Tea Act

Boston Tea Party

Intolerable (Coercive) Acts

Match the description to the correct act. 

Sugar Act

Colonists had to provide lodgings and basic needs for British soldiers

Townshend Acts

Lowered tax on molasses to prevent smuggling

Quartering Act

Tax on all printed materials

Stamp Act

Tax on imported goods like glass, lead, tea, paint, and paper

Which era is being shown in the diagram below?

Colonization Era

Revolutionary Era

Westward Expansion Era

Reconstruction Era

Select the group that the belief or organization would be considered.

Loyalist

Patriots

Felt British policies were violating civil liberties

Felt taxation was only fair to pay off the debt from the French and Indian War

Opposed the Declaration of Indepence

Sons of Liberty

This cartoon shows the bias and perspective of the-

Loyalists

Patriots

Neutrals

Which of the following served as the geographic boundary that the colonists could not cross in the Proclamation of 1763?

Rocky Mountains

Mississippi River

Appalachian Mountains

Ohio River

Match the colonist reaction by dragging and dropping the box next to the British action.
  

Sons and Daughters of Liberty are formed. A boycott is coordinated. 

Colonists like Paul Revere created propaganda to portray the British as violent

Boston Tea Party

Colonists form first Continental Congress and send Olive Branch petition to King George III

Tea Act

Boston Massacre

Intolerable Acts

Stamp Act

The actions in this excerpt were carried out to protest-

the British East India Company gaining a monopoly on the tea trade

Parliament placing a tax on all printed material

a ban on all beverages sold to the colonies

the closing of Boston Harbor after the Intolerable Acts

	Loyalist	Patriots
Felt British policies were violating civil liberties
Felt taxation was only fair to pay off the debt from the French and Indian War
Opposed the Declaration of Indepence
Sons of Liberty