chapter 5 nolan
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show | rotten boroughs
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show | william
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show | a centralization of the empire in the hands of imperial officials.
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american merchants resented the Sugar Act, even though it reduced the tariff on French molasses, because | show 🗑
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Why did the Radical Whigs criticize the reorganization of the empire ? | show 🗑
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pittIn 1765, delegates from nine American colonies gatherd to protest British taxes on the colonies in a meeting called the : | show 🗑
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show | failure of catholic rebels to overthrow the british government in 1605.
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show | oliver cromwelll
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show | european conflicts sparked an economic boom, negating the need for great britian to raise tax revenues in the colonies.
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colonials opponents of the stamp act drew which of the following political traditions from the radical whig tradition in english politics ? | show 🗑
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the one major colonial city that refused to join in on the boycott of british goods after passage of the townshend duties was : | show 🗑
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why was the restraining act so threatening to colonists ? | show 🗑
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show | united thousands of Americans in a common political movement.
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show | colonial mobs called openly for independence .
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show | colonial independence from Parliamentary contol while remaining loyal to the king.
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show | colonial representation in Parliament was impractial,given colonies distance from Britian &distinct local interests,& so colonial assemblies alone should have power to tax colonies,thereby denouncing Parliaments claim to supremacy over colonial assemblies
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show | the middle colonies.
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The onset of war between Great Britian and the mainland colonies began with a skirmish between British troops and American colonials at : | show 🗑
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show | capture colonial leaders and seize supplies in Concord.
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show | extended the boundaries of Quebec into the Ohio River Valley, thereby restricting land expansion by coastal colonies and sections of Virginia, and gave legal recognition to Roman Catholicism.
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show | led to a fundamental change in the relationship between Britian and its American colonies.
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show | allowing colonial trade with the west indies and imposing a lower but more strictly enforced duty on french molasses.
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All of the following were motvies for a larger British miliatary presence in the American colonies after 1763 except : | show 🗑
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show | Trial before the courts robbed Americans of their rights to be tried before a local common-law court.
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What constitutional principle was Grenville asserting with the Stamp Act ? | show 🗑
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show | humbly petition the king for repeal of the Stamp Act.
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show | small merchants, artisans, shopkeepers, and some farmers as well as some apprentices, workers, day laborers, and sailors who wanted to participate in politics.
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Educated colonists drew on three intellectual traditions to justify their opposition to British policies. These included all of the following except : | show 🗑
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show | affirm Parliament's power over the colonies.
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. Evangelical Protestants stirred by the religios passions of the Great Awakening joined mobs opposing the Stamp act becase they: | show 🗑
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The primary purpose of the Townshend Act of 1767 was to : | show 🗑
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in letters from a farmer in pennslyvania (1768), john dickinson argued that : | show 🗑
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How did the boycott movement affect womens lives ? | show 🗑
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show | Benjamin Franklin proposed a looser form of empire.
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show | some americans would have to be subdued by force if parliament continued to exercise sovereignity
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the coercive acts included all of the following except : | show 🗑
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show | georgia.
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show | quakers and germans in pennsylvania
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. although the tea act made british tea less expensive, colonists objected to the act because they : | show 🗑
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show | C. economic retaliation of ninimportation and nonconsumption of british goods.
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