Relacionar Columnas American Evolution UT ReviewVersión en línea The French and Indian War The Acts First and Second Continental Congress The Declaration of Independence por Cardelia Brewer Brewer 1 When did King George III rule Great Britain? 2 What came as a result of the Boston Tea Party? 3 What did King George III refuse? 4 Why did the colonists feel that the laws and taxes passed by the British were unfair? 5 Why were slaves and women not allowed to vote? 6 How was the war's debt paid? 7 Who met to address concerns about the Coercive Acts imposed upon the colonist by Britain? 8 Who were allies for both sides (British and French)? 9 Who dressed like First Americans (Indians) and dumped tea into Boston Harbor? 10 What was most important to the newly forming nation by the Second Continental Congress? 11 Who decided that the debt from the French and Indian War must be paid by the American colonists? 12 What did the Stamp Act require? 13 Why was the Stamp Act abolished after one year? 14 Who benefited when a colonist purchased one of the stamps? 15 When did the Second Continental Congress met? 16 Why was the Declaration of Independence written? 17 Who wrote the Declaration of Independence and addressed it with King George III? 18 What happened when the British Parliament closed the port of Boston and took away the rights of the Massachusetts Bay colonial assembly? 19 How was the British East India Company able to sell tea? 20 What did the grievance list? 21 Why did the French and Indian War exist? 22 What did the Declaration of Independence consist of? 23 What was the American Revolution to the French and Indian War? Thomas Jefferson before, during, and after the American Revolution Because they had no representation in British Parliament Because the British and French were fighting over land that both countries had claimed. A list of grievances against King George III. The First Continental Congress a catalyst Ideas of freedom They began to self-govern. Because the colonists were unhappy with British rules and wanted their independence. A direct tax on paper items/printed goods including newspapers, legal documents, and playing cards. To accept the American petitions a series of acts (laws) were passed The Sons of Liberty Different groups of Native Americans Although the Declaration of Independence stated that all men equal, they were not considered equal. The Coercive Acts (Intolerable Acts) Through the Tea Act which gave them exclusive rights to sell tea On May 10, 1775 in Philadephia Because the colonists protested the taxes on paper goods. The creation of the Continental Army and the adoption of the Declaration of Independence King George III of England The British Parliament
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