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British British OppressionOppression

British Oppression - $100This act was an attempt to collect revenue for a new colonial army which required all paper was to have stamp affixed, signifying

tax had been paid.

Stamp Act

British Oppression - $200This one part of the Coercive

Acts closed Boston Harbor until the tea ruined during the Boston

Tea Party was paid for.

Port Bill [pg. 154]

British OppressionBritish Oppression - $300

This one part of the Coercive Acts revoked the charter of the

colony of Massachusetts.

The Government Act [pg. 154]

British Oppression - $400

These acts brought harsh taxes on goods such as glass, paper, and

tea, and allowed a search of colonial homes, business, and

warehouses for smuggled goods.

Townsend Acts [pg. 148]

British Oppression - $500

This act allowed the former French region to be self-

sufficient and expanded its borders, taking away potential

lands from colonists.

Quebec Act

Compromises and Treaties - $100

This docuent set a line of demarcation that barred

American colonists from settling west of the Appalachian

Mountains.

Proclamation of 1763 [AMSCO pg. 63]

Compromises and Treaties - $200

The Treaty of Paris of 1763 gave Britain control of which 2 areas?

Canada and Florida [pg. 134]

Compromises and TreatiesCompromises and Treaties - $300

This treaty allowed the British to take control of French Canada

and Spanish Florida, effectively removing the French presence in

North America.

Peace of Paris [AMSCO pg. 62]

Compromises and TreatiesCompromises and Treaties - $400

What is the act Lord Rockingham made to pacify imperial

reformers and colonists after he repealed the Sugar Act?

Declaratory Act [pg. 147]

Compromises and TreatiesCompromises and Treaties - $500

Who was the new prime minister that urged Parliament to repeal

the Townshend Acts?

Lord Frederick North [AMSCO pg. 65]

Trade and CommerceTrade and Commerce - $100

By 1770 what European country controlled north and south

America?

Spain [pg. 139]

Trade and CommerceTrade and Commerce - $200

What European nation was only one to gain significant control

over colonial empire?

France [pg. 139]

Trade and CommerceTrade and Commerce - $300What was the name of the fleet

that Britain’s ministry sent to the colonies to seize American

Vessels carrying supplies from the mainland to the French West

Indies?

The Royal Navy [pg. 138]

Trade and CommerceTrade and Commerce - $400

Name the nationality of the 60,000 Canadian residents with

whom colonists traded within the north

The French [pg. 138]

Trade and Commerce - $500What is the term for tiny electoral

districts whose voters were controlled by wealthy aristocrats

and merchants?

Rotten Boroughs [pg. 140]

Imperial ReformImperial Reform - $100

This act of 1765 required colonial citizens to provide room

and board for British soldiers stationed in the colonies.

Quartering Act [pg. 143]

Imperial ReformImperial Reform - $200

Who was the imperial reformer that became the British prime

minister in 1763?

George Grenville [pg. 140]

Imperial Reform - $300

These acts of 1764 raised the previous amount demanded on

sweeteners from the older Molasses Act of 1733.

Sugar Acts

Imperial ReformImperial Reform - $400

This act extended the ban on paper money as legal tender from New England to all the American colonies including shopkeepers,

planters, and farmers.

Currency Act of 1764

Imperial Reform Imperial Reform - $500This plan for a confederation of colonies to provide for defense from attack by European and

native foes; however, the British felt it allowed for too much

colonial independence.

Albany Plan of Union [AMSCO pg. 61]

First Cont. Congress - $100

What is the name of the colony that did not attend the convention of the First Continental Congress

in 1774?

Georgia [AMSCO pg. 77]

First Cont. Congress - $200In response to the enactment of

the intolerable acts, by 1775 Congress vowed to virtually cut

off all colonial exports to the British West Indies, Ireland, and

what other country?

Britain [pg. 154]

First Cont. Congress - $300

Which Pennsylvanian delegate proposed a plan similar to the

Albany Plan of 1754?

Joseph Galloway [AMSCO pg. 78]

First Cont. Congress - $400

What was the name of the Earl of Chatham who asked Parliament to renounce its power to tax the colonies and to recognize the

Continental Congress as a lawful body?

William Pitt [pg. 155]

First Cont. Congress - $500

What was the name of the petition urging the King to

restore colonial rights in the colonies?

Declaration of Rights and Grievances [AMSCO pg. 78]

Miscellaneous - $100

Where were the first shots of the Revolutionary War fired?

Lexington and Concord [AMSCO pg. 80]

MiscellaneousMiscellaneous - $200

Which general sent a large force to seize colonial military supplies

in the town of Concord?

General Thomas Gage

MiscellaneousMiscellaneous - $300

Which battle was fought on the outskirts of Boston and was

wrongly names as the Battle of Breed’s Hill?

Battle of Bunker Hill [AMSCO pg. 79]

Miscellaneous - $400

This act provided financial relief for the British East India Company.

Tea Act of 1773 [pg. 153]

Miscellaneous - $500

The Quebec Act of 1774 recognized which religion in

Quebec?

Roman Catholicism [pg. 154]