This was a British policy from roughly the early 17th to mid-18th century in which the Crown loosely enforced laws and regulations in its American colonies
What was Salutary Neglect?
This Act was passed leading up to the Boston Tea Party
What was the Tea Act?
What month did the Boston Tea Party occur in?
What was December ( 1773)?
How many British Troops were stationed in Boston at the time of the Boston Massacre?
What is 4,000?
What future president was involved in the first conflict of the 7 years war?
Who was George Washington?
This Act made it illegal for colonies to produce their own money
What was the Currency Act?
This company was failing financially, and the British Parliament passed the Tea Act to help it.
What was the East India Company?
Who was the first to die at the Boston Massacre?
Who was Crispus Atticus?
This was a plan of colonial unity, made by Benjamin Franklin.
What was the Albany Plan?
This "Act" made it illegal for settlers to move west of the Appalachian Mountains.
What was the Proclamation of 1763?
This was an underground political group during the Revolutionary War, notable members include Samuel Adams and Paul Revere.
Who were the Sons of Liberty?
What future president defended the British Troops?
Who is John Adams?
When was 1756?
This act dramatically increased enforcement on molasses merchants.
What was the Sugar Act?
What Acts did the British Government pass in response to the Boston Tea Party?
What were the Coerceive/Intolerable Acts?
What was the Boston Massacre called in England?
What was the Incident on Kings Street?
What treaty ended the 7 years was?
What was the Treaty of Paris 1763?
This Act was the first "internal tax" on the colonists.
What was the Stamp Act?
What colony did the Boston Tea party occur in?
What was Massachusetts?
What was the name of the British general present at the Boston Massacre?
Who was Thomas Preston?