Coercive
What was the nickname for the Coercive Acts?
The Intolerable Acts
What year was the Tea Act created?
1773.
What did the Townshend Act tax?
Imported goods; glass, tea, led, paper.
What year was the act repealed?
1766.
What two things were taxed during the Sugar Act?
What was the main effect of the Quartering Act?
It forced colonists to house and feed soldiers.
What effect did this act have on the American Colonists?
They had to buy all their tea from the British.
How many colonists were killed in the Boston Massacre?
Five.
What game did the Stamp Act tax?
Playing cards.
Who said the following quote? : "Taxation without representation is tyranny."
James Otis.
What did the first law of the Coercive Act do?
It blockaded Boston Harbor.
Who created the Tea Act?
The British Parliament.
What were the search warrants called?
Writs of assistance.
Who organized the Sons of Liberty?
Samuel Adams.
What year was this act passed?
1764.
What was the one state that did not have a Representative at the First Continental Congress?
Georgia.
Who participated in the Boston Tea Party?
The Sons of Liberty
What year was the Act repealed?
1770.
What did the Daughters of Liberty make?
Boycotted goods.
Who organized the Sugar Act?
The British Prime Minister George Grenville.
What did the third law of the Coercive Act do?
It protected British officials accused of crimes in the colonies
What date did the Boston Tea Party take place?
December 16, 1773.
The Townshend Act was revoked the year what took place?
The Boston Massacre.
How did the colonists respond to the Stamp Act?
They formed the Stamp Act Congress.
What other names can the Sugar Act go by?
The Revenue Act or the Plantation Act.