Chapter 5 Study Guide *The Chapter 5 assessment will be open book Things to know: -Vocabulary words (located in S.S. folder) -The Stamp Act- taxed mostly paper goods -The Tea Act- taxed tea -The Townshend Acts-taxed led glass and paint -The difference between a loyalist and a patriot- Patriots supported the colonists. Loyalists supported the English Crown. -The Boston Tea Party-patriots dumped tea into the Boston Harbor Possible Topics: Why did Parliament tax the colonies? - to pay for war How did the colonists protest the taxes? -boycotts, refusal to import, refuse to use British goods What was the Quartering Act? - it gave British soldiers the right to live in colonists homes Which Colonies attended the First Continental Congress? -all of the colonies except of Georgia What event started the Revolutionary War? -Minutemen attacked British Soldiers at Lexington What did the First Continental Congress do? -created a Declaration of Rights, wrote letters of complaint, called for a boycott What did the Second Continental Congress do? -it created an official army Why were some colonists Loyalists? -they were afraid of an unknown future. Who wrote the draft of the Declaration of Independence? -Thomas Jefferson Which N.J. leader did NOT sign the Declaration of Independence? -William Franklin What did the signers of the Declaration Pledge? -lives, fortunes, sacred honors What risk did the signers of the Declaration of Independence take? -being arrested for treason Possible Essay Questions Be able to list the signers of the Declaration of Independence from New Jersey Be able to describe what caused the colonists to be especially angry about British taxes. Be able to sequence the following: -Second Continental Congress, Quartering Act, Boston Tea Party, Battle of Lexington and Concord, Signing the Declaration of Independence, Declaration of Rights Be able to describe by the signers of the Declaration of Independence took a big chance in going to war.
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