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Acts 2
100

Tax on imported molasses and sugar

Sugar Act

100

The first martyr of the revolution

Crispus Attucks

100

Colonial men dressed as Mohawk natives dumbed 90,000 pounds of tea into Boston Harbor

Boston Tea Party

100

What is propaganda?

Media designed to influence public opinion

100
Gave the British East India Company exclusive right to sell tea in the colonies

Tea Act

200
Gave British soldiers the right to stay in colonists' homes

Quartering Act

200

Carved propaganda following the Boston Massacre

Paul Revere

200
A colonial protest that escalated and resulted in the death of 5 colonists

Boston Massacre

200

What is a patriot?

Someone who believed the colonies should be independent

200

Tax on printed goods

Stamp Act

300
Tax on everyday items like glass, paper, paint, etc.

Townshend Acts

300

A colonial group that organized protests and boycotts

Sons of Liberty

300

What was the main purpose of the First Continental Congress?

Organize colonial response to the Intolerable Acts

300

What is a loyalist?

Someone who believed the colonies should stay under the British crown?

300

Gave Parliament complete control over the laws of the colonies

Declaratory Act

400

Closed Boston harbor after the Boston Tea Party

Boston Port Act

400

"This meeting can do nothing more to save this country"

Samuel Adams

400

Which event led to British debt, resulting in taxes on the colonies?

French and Indian War

400

Why were the Boston Massacre and Boston Tea Party important to the people of the colonies building up to revolution?

It helped to unify the colonists around one specific cause and demonstrated the power they have when working together

400

Ended local democracy in Massachusetts

Massachusetts Government Act

500

British soldiers could be tried for crimes in England as opposed to the colonies.

Administration of Justice Act

500

Defended the Redcoats after the Boston Massacre

John Adams

500
Name one of the three factors that contributed to the development of social classes in the Americas

Land ownership, wealth, trade opportunity

500

Allowed governors to take ownership of empty public buildings to house British forces

The Quartering Act

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