VOCAB
VOCAB
CHALLENGES TO ENGLISH RULE
CONFLICT IN THE COLONIES
STAMP/SUGAR ACT
100

What was the name of the act passed in 1764 has a way to pay off English debt from the French and Indian War?

Sugar Act

100

These acts forced colonists to only do business with British companies and the British government.

Navigation Acts

100

Why was John Zenger arrested and put on trial?

BONUS: What was the final verdict of his trial?

He wrote a newspaper article bad mouthing/bashing the governor of New York.

innocent

100

What territory in North America caused so much conflict between the Native Americans, France, Britain, and the 13 colonies at the start of the French and Indian War?

BONUS: Why was it so important?

Ohio River Valley

fertile land, furs, and money


100

Why did Parliament pass the Sugar and Stamp Act in the first place?

To pay for the debt they developed from borrowing money to pay for the French and Indian War.

200

What was the name of the act that was passed in 1765 to pay off the English debt from the French and Indian War?

Stamp Act

200

What is it called when a country owes money to another country or a bank?

BONUS: How do they pay it off?

debt

taxes

200

What were the 4 rules or regulations of the Navigation Acts?

colonists could only buy British made goods

colonists could only sell to British companies

colonists were not allowed to make certain things

anything sold had to be transported by British ships

200

What famous future American leader started growing his legacy during the French and Indian War?

George Washington


200

What were the Committees of Correspondence able to convince colonists to do as a response to the Sugar Act?

boycott


300

What is it called when you take a stand to not buy products from a company, country, or person?

boycott

300
The Vice Admiralty Courts were unfair because _______________ were appointed by the king.

judges


300

For colonists the prices of things they bought under the Navigation Acts went which direction?

up

300

What role did Native Americans play during the French and Indian War?

Frances side at the start, flipped to the Brits side once France started to lose the war.

300

Why did the Stamp Act hurt worse than the Sugar Act?

Stamps were used on a ton of basic necessities like letters, newspapers, dice, and playing cards.

400

How were smugglers held accountable or brought to trial during the colonial times?

BONUS: Why was the courts unfair?

Vice Admiralty Courts

king picked judges/guilty incentives

400

What did the Sugar and Stamp Act have in common?

They were both taxes to pay for the French and Indian War debt.

400
For colonists the amount of money they made under the Navigation Acts when in which direction?

down

400

What was the name of the treaty that ended the French and Indian War?

BONUS: What year? (between 1760 and 1765)

Treaty of Paris

1763

400

What did colonists mean when they use the phrase "no taxation without representation" as an argument to why they shouldn't have to pay taxes like the Sugar and Stamp Act?

They weren't represented in the British government, therefore they shouldn't have to pay taxes to a country that doesn't represent them as citizens.

500

What court case helped establish the liberties or rights of freedom and speech?

Zenger Case


500

What was the name of the law that made it easier for merchants to sell cheap tea to the 13 colonies?

Tea Act

500

How did colonists try to get out of the Navigation Acts and still make money?

BONUS: If they were caught doing this where was their trial held at?

smuggling

Vice Admiralty Courts

500

What did France have to give up in the Treaty of Paris?

BONUS: What were some negative consequences of this treaty?

All of Canada and their lands East of the MS River.

Settlers began moving in on Native American territory without asking permission, and they ignored King George III's ban on immigrating into the Ohio River Valley.

500

Why didn't the king just send in troops and force colonists to pay the Sugar and Stamp Act?

He was worried it would start another war that the country could not afford.

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