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Chapter 4
Road to Revolution and Victory
| Question | Question | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| It was located on the ridge of the Appalachian Mountains | This is how the British protected Colonists from Indian attacks | Proclamation Line |
| a tax on imported molassas | This law surprised the colonists in 1765, b/c the English tried to collect it | Sugar Act |
| An example of an internal tax (tax on goods produced in the colonies) | A tax on all printed goods | Stamp Act |
| The Parliament claims the right to tax the colonies | The Parliament claims the right to tax the colonies | Declaratory Act |
| One of the leaders of the Sons of Liberty | One of the leaders of the Sons of Liberty | Sam Adams |
| 5 Colonists were killed | Paul Revere's drawing of this event made many colonists angry at the British | Boston Massacre |
| Non-Importation Agreements | "let's not buy English goods" | Boycott |
| Throw the Tea in the Harbor | Oddly enough, this was caused by anger over low prices | Boston Tea Party |
| Coercive Acts | Closed the Boston Harbor | Intolerable Acts |
| Colonists had to house soldiers in their homes | Colonists had to feed soldiers | Quartering Act |
| Increased the size of Quebec | Created a non-representative government in a neighboring colony | Quebec Act |
| Led a rebellion against the British in Detroit | A Native American warrior | Pontiac |
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