Chapter 5 lesson 1

Vocab

100

to cancel an act or law

Repeal

200

to refuse to buy items in order to protest or to force acceptance of one's terms

Boycott

300

ideas or information internally spread to harm or help cause

Propaganda

400

open defiance of authority

rebellion

500

an official expression of opinion by a group

resolution

Chapter 5 lesson 1

100

In 1765 Parliament passed the --------- . 

This law taxed almost all -------- materials. Newspapers, wills, and even playing cards needed ------- to show that the tax had been paid.

_{Stamp Act}

_Printed

_{A Stamp}

200

1. The British also had large --- from the French and Indian War. 

2. 
   

   1. The king and Parliament felt the colonists should---- part of these costs, so the British government issued new ----- on the colonies.

Debts

Pay

Taxes

300

 True or False: The Sugar Act was accepted by most colonists.

They believed this and other new laws violated their rights.

False

400

1. King George III issued the Proclamation of 1763 to the colonies.

This order prohibited colonists from living _________, on Native American land.

west of the application mountains 

500

in 1764 Parliament passed the ----------.
This lowered the tax on the ------- the colonists imported.

 And allowed officers to -------goods from accused smugglers without going to -------.

Sugar Act

Molasses

sieze

court

Chapter 5 lesson 1

100

However, it also passed the ------------ , stating that it had the right to tax and make decisions for the British colonies "-------------.

Declaratory Act

''in all cases''

200

True or False: Dislike of the taxes caused colonial leaders to work together.

True

300

People in colonial cities urged merchants to ------- British goods in protest.

Boycott

400

In Boston, -------- helped start the Sons of --------.

They took to the streets to -------- the Stamp Act.

Samuel Adams

Liberty

protest

500

As the boycott spread, businesses in Britain -------so much money that they demanded Parliament repeal, or cancel, the Stamp Act.

lost

Chapter 5 lesson 1

100

True or False: Protests of the Townshend Acts began immediately.

True

300

In 1767 Parliament passed the --------- to tax -------- goods, such as glass, tea, and paper.

Townshend Acts

Imported

500

Women made their own ------- to boycott the act.

Some women’s groups called themselves the ---------------. 

Fabric

Daughters of liberty