Taxes and Acts
Causes and Effects
Important Terms
Order of Events
Importance Today
100

What was the Stamp Act?

A tax on all paper products. Example: pieces of paper, newspapers, and books

100

The Tea Act caused...

the colonists to rebel by throwing tea into the Boston Harbor. 

100

Boycott

Stop buying

100

Which came first: The French and Indian War or the Stamp Act?

The French and Indian War!

100

Why was French and Indian War important to Britain's history?

It sparked the desire for separation between the colonists and England!

200

What was the Tea Act?

An act that said that only the British East India Company could sell tea in the colonies. This made the colonists mad like the taxes did!

200

The Boston Tea Party caused...

the King of England to create Intolerable Acts until the colonists paid for the wasted tea. 

200

French and Indian War - who was it between? Who won?

The French and Native Americans fought together against the British. The British won. 

200

Which came first: the Stamp Act or the Tea Act?

The Stamp Act!

200

Why were all of these events so important to our history?

Because they made colonists want to start a free nation!

300

What was the Quartering Act?

An act that required the colonists to house British soldiers in their homes. 

300

The Stamp Act Congress caused...

the King of England to repeal, or take away, the Stamp Act.

300
Repeal

To take back, to cancel

300

Which came first: The Tea Act or the Intolerable Acts?

The Tea Act!

300

What kind of government do we have today? 

A democracy!

400

What were the Intolerable Acts? 

1. Closed the Boston Harbor so that supplies could not get in or out

2. Took away Boston's right to govern itself

3. Allowed the British to have trials back in England

4. Quartering Act

400

The Stamp Act caused...

the colonists to boycott all English goods.

400

No Taxation without Representation

Do not tax us without letting us have a say in our government!

400

Which came first: the Intolerable Acts or the First Continental Congress?

The Intolerable Acts!

400

What are 2 freedoms we have today as citizens in our country?

1. The right to vote

2. The freedom of religion

500

What happened because of the First Continental Congress? 

The colonists established a boycott on all trade with Great Britain and sent a petition of complaint to the King.

500

The French and Indian War caused...

the King of England to impose a Stamp Tax on the colonists to pay for the war. 

500

What does 'liberty' mean?

Freedom!

500

What happened last: the First Continental Congress or the Intolerable Acts? 

The First Continental Congress!

500
Why do we celebrate July 4 every year?

It is the day we celebrate becoming a free nation from England!