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Causes of the Rev.
Ch. 7 Causes of the American Revolution
Question | Answer |
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The result of the British conflict with the French over land. | French & Indian War |
To pay off war debt, the British imposed this on the colonists. | Stamp Act |
After the British repealed the Stamp Act, they passed another series of Acts called... | Townshend Acts |
Increasing tension and the presence of soldiers in Boston led to the... | Boston Massacre |
The Sons of Liberty protested against the Tea Act by throwing this party... | Boston Tea Party |
In response to the Boston Tea Party, the British Parliament passed these Acts.. | Intolerable Acts |
A group of men that organized protests against British policies. | Sons of Liberty |
Boston lawyer who defended the British soldiers at their trial for the Boston Massacre. | John Adams |
A Patriot writer who wrote plays criticizing British officials. | Mercy Otis Warren |
He increased taxes on the colonists in order to help pay for the costly French & Indian War. | King George III |
This organization helped the boycott of British goods by weaving their own cloth. | Daughters of Liberty |
This group of delegates met in Philadelphia to discuss the Intolerable Acts. They wrote a letter to King George III asking him to stop taxing the colonists. | First Continental Congress |
He was the leader of the Sons of Liberty | Samuel Adams |
A patriot leader who said, "don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes" at the Battle of Bunker Hill. | William Prescott |
He made a speech against the Stamp Act and was eager for war with Britain | Patrick Henry |
First man killed in the Boston Massacre. | Crispus Attucks |
He led an army into the Ohio River Valley during the French & Indian War. | George Washington |
A group set up after the Boston Massacre to share news with other colonies about what the British were doing. | Committee of Correspondence |
He rode with Samuel Prescott and William Dawes to warn Concord that the British were coming. | Paul Revere |
British governor who sent soldiers to Concord at night to take the Patriots by surprise. | General Thomas Gage |
Colonists who opposed British rule. | Patriots |