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8th Grade: Checkpoint 5: Dissatisfaction with Colonial Rule


8th Grade: Checkpoint 5: Dissatisfaction with Colonial RuleVersión en línea history por Jennifer Luczak 1 What were the British goals in issuing the Proclmation of 1763? Choose 3 Choose one or more answers a The British wanted to keep peace with the American Indians to develop a trade relationship b The British wanted to force the colonists to pay for the war debt c The British wanted to build forts d The British wanted to keep peace with the American Indians to encourage trade and avoid another war e The British wanted to keep peace with the French traders to avoid another war f The British wanted to encourage colonies to expand west 2 How did colonists react to the Proclamation of 1763? a They supported British policy and paid new taxes that the king ordered b They resisted British policy and stayed in areas west of the Appalachian Mountains c They resisted British policy and refused to pay the new taxes the king ordered d They supported British policy and refused to pay the new taxes that the king ordered 3 What law forced the American colonists to pay a tax on nearly all official documents and papers in America? a Stamp Act b Quartering Act c Tea Act d Sugar Act 4 How did colonists view the Quartering Act? a They though the act was fair b They though the act was unfair because they had to give the king a quarter of their money earned c They though the act was unfair because it allowed Great Britain to pass laws they saw fit on the colonies d They though the act was unfair because they had to spend money to care for the British troops 5 What present and future consequences stemmed from the British government's decision to imposer new taxes on the colonies? Choose 4 Choose one or more answers a Enlightenment began b colonists protested new laws and boycotted goods c the Sons of Liberty formed d Boston Tea Party was held e colonists petitioned to be ruled by France f colonies declared independence 6 What was the Sons of Liberty a colonial army b band of American Indians c civic group d group of Enlightenment philosophers 7 What did the Townshend Acts do? a forced colonies to obey the Proclamation of 1763 b forced colonies to pay taxes on tea, glass, paper, and paint c forced colonies to give room and board to soldiers d forced colonies to apologize for protesting the Stamp Act 8 How did the Sons of Liberty respond to the Townshend Acts? a Organized a boycott of British goods b Organized the Boston Massacre c Organized the First Continental Congress d Organized the Boston Tea Party 9 What was the goal of the protests and boycotts initiated by the Sons of Liberty a end the revolutionary movement b negotiate peace c secure fairer treatment d establish an independent government 10 Which actions were part of the Coercive Intolerable Acts? a Colonists forced to disband b Boston Harbor was closed and town meetings ended c Imports of paint, lead, glass and tea taxed d the thirteen colonies lost their representation 11 The Boston Massacre began when a group of _____________ was bantering with some British soldiers. a colonists b American Indian traders 12 When an object thrown from the crowd struck a British soldier, the soldier ____________________ the crowd. a fired into b shouted at 13 Five colonists were _________ by British soldiers a killed b captured 14 The Boston Massacre increased the __________ between the colonists and Great Britain. a tensions b cooperation

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8th Grade: Checkpoint 5: Dissatisfaction with Colonial RuleVersión en línea

por Jennifer Luczak

What were the British goals in issuing the Proclmation of 1763? Choose 3

Choose one or more answers

How did colonists react to the Proclamation of 1763?

What law forced the American colonists to pay a tax on nearly all official documents and papers in America?

How did colonists view the Quartering Act?

What present and future consequences stemmed from the British government's decision to imposer new taxes on the colonies? Choose 4

Choose one or more answers

What was the Sons of Liberty

What did the Townshend Acts do?

How did the Sons of Liberty respond to the Townshend Acts?

What was the goal of the protests and boycotts initiated by the Sons of Liberty

Which actions were part of the Coercive Intolerable Acts?

The Boston Massacre began when a group of _____________ was bantering with some British soldiers.

When an object thrown from the crowd struck a British soldier, the soldier ____________________ the crowd.

Five colonists were _________ by British soldiers

The Boston Massacre increased the __________ between the colonists and Great Britain.