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4th Chap. 3 Review

4th Chap. 3 Causes of the American Revolution Test Review

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How were the taxes in the Townshend Acts different from the Sugar and Stamp Acts? The Townshend Acts only taxed imports.
How did colonists react to British policies? They wrote letters to each other, and they tarred and feathered British customs agents.
What actions could British Parliament have taken to reduce American colonists' anger over taxes? They could have allowed colonists to vote on new taxes, and they could have given colonists representation in Parliament.
The Boston Massacre began when a group of _____________ was bantering with some British soldiers. colonists
At the Boston Massacre, when an object thrown from the crowd struck a British soldier, the soldier ___________the crowd. fired into
Five colonists were _________ by British soldiers at the Boston Massacre. killed
The Boston Massacre increased the _________________ between the colonists and Great Britain. tensions
What law forced American colonists to pay a tax on nearly all official documents and papers in American? Stamp Act
What slogan did the American colonists develop in response to taxes issued by Great Britain? "No taxation without representation."
What was the goal of the protest and boycotts initiated by the Sons of Liberty? to hurt Great Britain economically
How did colonists react to the Proclamation of 1763? They resisted imperial policy and stayed in areas west of the Appalachian Mountains.
The Teac Act and anger over British taxes led to the ______ during which the __________ threw tea into Boston Harbor. Boston Tea Party; Sons of Liberty
Which actions were part of the Coercive or Intolerable Acts? Boston Harbor was closed, and town meetings in Massachusetts were ended. Colonists in all thirteen colonies were required to quarter British troops.
"I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death." Which statement BEST explains why Patrick Henry made this statement? He was angry about the Intolerable Acts and wanted colonists to arm themselves against Great Britain.
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