French and Indian War
How did the French and Indian war affect the relationship between SC and the Cherokee?
Worsened and led to the Cherokee war
After the French and Indian War, how did the colony of South Carolina benefit from Britain’s victory?
A South Carolina expanded its indigo trade and no longer faced a threat from Spanish-controlled Florida.
B South Carolina was protected from further invasion by British troops who remained in the colony.
C South Carolinians felt stronger loyalty and patriotism toward Britain.
D South Carolinians were allowed to move west of the Appalachian Mountains.
A South Carolina expanded its indigo trade and no longer faced a threat from Spanish-controlled Florida
Which South Carolina cities held smaller tea parties and refused to allow tea to be sold?
Georgetown and Charles Town
What event occurred on March 5, 1770, when British soldiers fired on a crowd in Boston?
The Boston Massacre
This is the first act showed that Salutary neglect was over
Sugar Act 1764
After the French and Indian War, Great Britains biggest effect was:
They were in great debt and ended Salutary neglect
After the French and Indian War, the British cracked down on trade violations by using vice admiralty courts to procescute smugglers. Why did the use of these courts anger the American colonists?
A Colonists wanted to be able to buy goods brought to the colonies by the smugglers.
B The courts did not allow a trial by jury, and colonists felt that was a violation of individual rights.
C Colonists did not believe the courts gave out harsh enough punishments to the smugglers.
D The courts were located in the colonies, and the colonists wanted the trials to take place in England.
B The courts did not allow a trial by jury, and colonists felt that was a violation of individual rights.
Which act directly taxed colonists on items such as legal documents, newspapers, and playing cards?
The Stamp Act of 1765
What was the main slogan used by colonists to protest the Stamp Act and other taxes?
No taxation without representation
What specific punishments did the Intolerable Acts impose on Massachusetts?
Boston Harbor was closed and Massachusetts self-government was removed and replaced with a royal-appointed governor
France gave up almost all of its land in North America
This line was designated to prevent colonists from moving west of the Appalachian Mountains to avoid any other conflicts
Proclamation Line of 1763
How did the Daughters of Liberty support the boycott of British goods?
By holding spinning bees to make yarn and cloth, and refusing to buy British goods
What was the direct result of the Boston Tea Party?
The Intolerable Acts were passed to punish Massachusetts and the colonies
What event did Colonist dress like Native Americans and throw tea overboard?
The Boston Tea Party
What was salutary neglect and how did it end?
It was the British policy of not strictly enforcing colonial laws; it ended with the Sugar Act of 1764, showing stricter control
What was the impact on the Spanish at the end of the French and Indian war?
They were forced to give Florida to Britain
How did Samuel Adams and Paul Revere use the Boston Massacre?
They spread the story as propaganda to increase colonial opposition to British rule
What exception did South Carolina make to the trade boycott agreed upon at the First Continental Congress?
South Carolina exempted rice, which was seen as essential to the colony
Who did American Colonists believe had the right to put taxes on the colonies?
Colonial assemblies=representatives of the people
What was the primary cause of the French and Indian War in North America?
Both the French and British colonists claimed the Ohio River Valley for fur trading and westward expansion
What did the Royal Governor do when Cherokee chiefs came to Charleston seeking peace?
He took 31 chiefs hostage and had them killed
What group was most responsible for protests and boycotts?
Sons of Liberty
Why was the Stamp Act considered different from other taxes the colonists paid?
This tax was paid by any consumer who used official documents.
What actions did the First Continental Congress take in response to the Intolerable Acts?
They agreed to a trade boycott of British goods, urged colonies to form militias, and sent grievances to England