French and Indian War
British Taxes and Laws
British Soldiers (Redcoats)
Protests and Events
Intolerable Acts
100

What was one major effect of the French and Indian War on Great Britain?

Britain fell into heavy debt

100

The Sugar Act of 1764 placed taxes mainly on what items?

Sugar and molasses

100

Who were the Redcoats?

British soldiers stationed in the colonies

100

What happened during the Boston Massacre?

British soldiers killed five colonists

100

The Intolerable Acts were passed to punish which colony?

Massachusetts

200

Why did Britain believe the colonies should help pay off war debt?

Colonists benefited from British protection

200

Which act taxed printed materials like newspapers and legal documents?

Stamp Act

200

What did the Quartering Act require colonists to do?

House and supply British soldiers

200

The Boston Tea Party was a protest against which act?

Tea Act


200

Which act closed Boston Harbor until damages were paid?

Boston Port Act

300

Why did Britain begin taxing the colonies after the war?

To pay off war debt

300

Why was the Stamp Act especially upsetting to colonists?

It taxed printed materials without representation

300

Why did colonists dislike the presence of Redcoats in their towns?

They competed for jobs and enforced laws

300

How did colonists protest during the Boston Tea Party?

They dumped tea into Boston Harbor

300

Which act limited self-government in Massachusetts?

Massachusetts Government Act

400

The war led Britain to want more control over what group?

The American colonies

400

What slogan best represented colonial anger over British taxes?

No taxation without representation

400

Which violent event occurred as tensions increased between colonists and Redcoats?

Boston Massacre

400

Which event showed rising tensions before the American Revolution?

Boston Massacre

400

Which act allowed British officials accused of crimes to be tried elsewhere?

Administration of Justice Act

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