Taxation
Acts
Government
Patriot vs. Loyalist
Thinking
100

The Stamp Act 

What is a tax on paper goods against the Colonist

100

The Intolerable Acts

What is a series of restrictions placed on the colonists by the British through force of the military

100

This is one example of the "writs of assistance"

What is the allowance of housing soldiers in the homes of colonists/ search and seizure

100

The Boston Tea Party

What is the event of dumping British owned tea by the colonists to protest the Tea Act

100

The meaning of "no single event started the Revolution" 

What is the idea that it was an ongoing process of problems and abuses that created the Revolution.

200

The Sugar Tax

What is the British taxation on molasses and sugar for the Colonists

200

The prohibition of printing of money in the colonies

The Currency Act

200

The Proclamation of 1763

What is the prohibition of colonists settling beyond the Appalachian Mountains by order of the King of England

200

The murder of 5 colonists during a protest by armed British soldiers

What is the Boston Massacre

200

The monarchies of Europe displayed absolute control over the people through belief in the divine rights of kings.

What is the idea that rulers are specifically appointed by God therefore to argue with a king or queen is to argue or disagree with God himself.

300

"No taxation without representation" 

What is the phrase describing the British government illegally taxing the Colonists

300

The closing of Boston Harbor and housing soldiers by colonists 

The Intolerable Acts

300

The meeting of colonial leaders in Pennsylvania to address King George III

What is the First Continental Congress

300

The events that led up to the first battle of the American Revolutionary War.

What is the use of weapons by militia that led to a stand off between 77 militia men against 700 redcoats that escalated to 2,000 militia chasing the 700 redcoats between two cities 

300

The meaning of "shot heard 'round the world" 

What is the concept that the start of the American Revolution sparked revolutions in other countries and changed the path of history and government. It started the most successful revolution in history.

400

The method by which the Townshend Act was carried out.

What is the colonists were not directly taxed but the businesses were taxed upon import.

400

This led to the creation of the 3rd Constitutional amendment

The Quartering Act

400

First class citizens vs Second class citizens 

What is the issue between the treatment of the colonists with the British government by taking away certain rights of the colonists that belonged to British citizens like the ability to decide on taxes, open trade, the right to self-govern

400

This organization of Patriots demonstrated their allegiance through several different active protests. 

Who is the Sons of Liberty 

400

Determine how to distinguish between a just and unjust law.

What is the violation of natural rights.

500

The British East India Company

What is a company holding a monopoly on tea for the colonists

500

The Townshend Act

What is the Act that limited the colonists to only buying certain goods like tea and glass from Britain

500

Economic problems following the French and Indian War that lead to problems in the colonies.

What is the motivation behind raising taxes and restrictions on the American colonists to pay the debt of the British government after funding the war for close tot 10 years.

500

The Battle of Lexington and Concord

What is the first battle of the American Revolutionary War.

500

These ideas by these Enlightenment thinkers inspired our American founding fathers.

John Locke's idea of natural rights including the right to life, liberty, and property along with Montesquieu's idea of separation of powers inspired our founding fathers 

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