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Chapter 7 Review

Road to Revolution

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Proclamation Line of 1763 restricted colonial expansion west of the Appalachian Mountains
Which treaty ended the French and Indian War? Treaty of Paris 1763
What does the political cartoon "Join or Die" mean? show unity in the colonies during the French and Indian War
What phrase was created to explain how colonists should not be taxed without someone speaking for them in Parliament? No Taxation Without Representation
Why did colonists argue against The Stamp Act? It was passed without their consent
The Sugar Act placed a higher tariff on what product? Molasses
What are TWO effects of the Boston Tea Party? Parliament passed the Intolerable Acts AND the Sons of Liberty organized the Committee of Correspondence
What is the nickname for the Boston Massacre? Bloody Massacre
Why is Crispus Attucks important to U.S. history? He is considered the first person to die for American independence
Where did Crispus Attucks die? Boston Massacre
What were the Intolerable (Coercive) Acts? series of laws meant to punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party
What was the First Continental Congress? meeting of colonial leaders to discuss their response to British policies
What was the role of the Committees of Correspondence? helped spread information and coordinate actions among the colonies
Boston Port Act Parliament passed this act which closed the Boston Port in response to the Boston Tea Party
Massachusetts Governing Act dissolved the colony's charter and replaced the elected local leaders with British governor Thomas Gage
Administration of Justice Act allowed British officials charged with crimes in England to be tried in another colony or in England; nicknamed "Murder Act"
Quartering Act required colonists to provide British soldiers with housing and food
Quebec Act gave colonists in Quebec the right to practice their Catholic faith and reorganize systems of government
Which colony was the only one to NOT send representatives to the 1st Continental Congress? Georgia
Where did the 1st Continental Congress take place? Philadelphia
When was the first Continental Congress? September 1774
How many total representatives attended the 1st Continental Congress? 55
Who said the phrase "Give me Liberty or Give me Death!"? Patrick Henry
Who spoke up for colonists in Parliament and played a key role in the repealing of the Stamp Act? Benjamin Franklin
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