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chapter 5 quiz
apush chapter 4&5
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| republicanism | the participation of citizens for the common good of the community |
| salutary neglect | ignoring the colonies (healthy way) and letting them develop themselves |
| mercantilism | the belief that the best way for governments to accumulate wealth and political power is to promote a positive balance of trade |
| negatives of mercantilism | colonists had to send materials for making goods to england then buy the same goods when they are sent from england |
| positives of mercantilism | navigation acts were loosely inforced, london paid bounties to colonial producers of ship parts, protection from the world's strongest navy |
| colonial paper currency | parliament prohibited this currency |
| british policies after the french and indian war | enforcement of the navigation laws, sugar act, currency act, quartering (mutiny) act |
| when was the sugar act | 1764 |
| when was the currency act | 1764 |
| when was the quartering (mutiny) act | 1765 |
| colonial response to changes in britain | colonial assemblies refused to comply with the quartering act |
| stamp act | (1765) designed to raise revenue for the new military force in colonial america |
| colonial response to stamp act | non-importation agreements, virginia resolves |
| stamp act congress (1765) | protested "no taxation without representation," stated that parliament could not tax colonists if they dont have representation in parliament |
| parliament | legislative body of government |
| british response to colonial protest of stamp act | repealed the stamp act, passed down the declatory act |
| declatory act | stated that Parliament could make laws binding the American colonies "in all cases whatsoever." |
| quebec | samuel de champlain ("father of new france"), new france fell under the direct control of the king, no representative assemblies |
| slow progress in quebec | french peasants had no motive to migrate, Protestant Huguenots had no refuge in New France, French government favored Caribbean islands |
| european wars | king williams war, queen anne's war, king george's war |
| when was king william's war | (1689-1697) |
| queen anne's war | (1701-1713) |
| king george's war | (1744-1748) |
| albany congress | (july 1754) |
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