U.S. History Review- Test Tuesday
SSUSH3
1. Tax on imported glass, lead,
paint, paper, and tea.
• Townshend Act
2. A political organization formed
after the passage of the Stamp Act to
protest various British acts;
organization used both peaceful and
violent means of protest?
• Sons of Liberty
3.
Wrote Common Sense....
• Thomas Paine
4.
Area where the French and
Indian War started…
• Ohio River Valley
Name of British officer who
could not get the French to leave
Ft. Duquesne.
5.
• George Washington
6. Organized network for passing
along news of British activity to the
colonies...
• Committees of Correspondence
7.
Acts that had Port of Boston closed,
reduced power of assemblies in
colonies, permitted royal officers to be
tried elsewhere, provided for quartering
of troop's in barns and empty houses.
• Intolerable Acts
8. Order of British Acts:
Sugar Act
Stamp Act
Townshend Act
Tea Act
Intolerable Act
9. Group that had a monopoly on
the tea (were exempt from the tax)
• East India Company
10. Tax on printed items.
•Stamp Act
11. British soldiers fired into a crowd
of colonists who were teasing and
taunting them. Five colonists were killed.
The colonists blamed the British and
the Sons of Liberty and used this
incident as an excuse to promote the
Revolution.
• Boston Massacre
12. Leader of the Sons of Liberty...
• Samuel Adams
13. First African American (runaway
slave) killed by the British in Boston.
• Crispus Attucks
14. Legal document granting the
army to search & seize any
suspected home or vessel for
goods that violated the
Townshend Act.
• Writs of Assistance
15. Common Sense was a
__________________________that
__________________________ many
colonists to be
______________________________to
fight for independence...
• Pamphlet, influenced, willing
Protest against increased
tea prices in which colonists
dumped British tea into Boston
harbor...
16.
• Boston Tea Party
17. When colonial merchants agreed
not to buy sugar from Britain in
protest. (successful)
• Boycott
18. Three early conflicts between
France and Britain. (from 1689-1748)
• King William’s War
• Queen Anne’s War
• King George’s War
19. Name of British Fort in Ohio River
Valley….
• Fort Necessity
20. Trader whose ship was
boarded and searched by British
troops.
• John Hancock
21. Other name given to the French
and Indian War (used in Europe)?
• Seven Years War
22. War fought by French and English
on American soil over ___________
and __________________
• Land and Fur Trade
23. What are taxes on goods
entering the country?
•Duty
24. Ended French and Indian War,
France lost Canada, land east of
the Mississippi, to British.
• Treaty of Paris 1763
25. Order from the British
government which forbade British
colonists from settling west of the
Appalachian Mountains, and which
required any settlers already living
west of the mountains to move back
east.
• Proclamation of 1763
26. Quote that summarized how
colonies felt without direct
involvement in government.
• “No Taxation without
Representation!”
27. Disguises used by patriots that
protested the Tea Act.
• Mohawk Indians
28. Response from the British
government for the Boston tea
party.
• Intolerable Acts
29. Prevented French supplies
from reaching Canada.
• Battle of Louisburg (during F &I
War)
30. British policy of which Britain
did not enforce laws placed on the
colonies.
• Salutary Neglect
31. Made engravings of the
Boston Massacre
• Paul Revere
32. (CHANGE THIS ONE) Who made
the plan for defense of the colonies
during the French and Indian War?
(what was the plan’s name?)
• Ben Franklin
• Albany Plan of Union
33. Act that was repealed.
•Stamp Act
34. Final battle that conquered the
French in the French and Indian
War.
• Battle of Quebec
35. Term that means “To take
back.”
• Repeal
36. Closes Boston Harbor until tea
is paid for.
• Boston Port Bill (part of the
intolerable acts)
37. Reason why Stamp Act was
repealed….
• People Boycotted the British
goods (daughters of Liberty)
38. This made colonies supply and
house British troops.
• Quartering Act (Part of the
intolerable acts)
39. To not buy or sell products from
Britain is called…
• Boycott
40. List items that were required to
have a stamp on them in 1765. (5)
–Newspapers
–Pamphlets
–Licenses
–Legal Documents
–Playing Cards
41. Way colonists used the Boston
Massacre to increase hatred of British
soldiers.
• Propaganda
42. British officials could not be
charged with a crime in colonies.
• Administration of Justice Act
(Part of Intolerable Acts)
43. Lowered price of tea but required
colonists to buy it from a certain
company.
• Tea Act
44. Information used to promote or
publicize a particular political cause
or point of view.
• Propaganda
45. Presented colonial protests before
the House of Commons (Parliament).
Later considered a “Traitor”.
• Benjamin Franklin
46. Canada given more territory,
taken away from VA, CT, and MA.
• Quebec Act
47. Two areas discussed in Common
Sense ….
• Problems with the Monarchy
• Why America should be
independent
48. Massachusetts charter is revoked.
• Massachusetts Government
Act (Part of the Intolerable
Acts)
49. Act that affected more colonists
personally.
• Stamp Act
50. All sugar and molasses coming
into the colonies would be taxed.
• Sugar Act