General Colonies
Acts
Colonial Responses
In-class References
Escalating Tensions
100

What cash crops dominated the Southern economy?

Tobacco, indigo. 

100

What's the difference between the Quartering act and the Stamp Act?

Quartering Act houses soldiers, stamp act places tax on papers. Only British-taxed papers allowed. 

100
T/F: Every action by colonists is followed by an action by the British. 

True. 

100

Provide an example of why King George was seemingly unfit to rule. 

Medical reasons, insanity, confused wife with a tree, just "not there". 

100

True/False: Not all is well in the colonies. 

True. 

200

In the Atlantic Slave trade, what was the journey enslaved Africans endured across the Atlantic called?

Middle Passage

200

What was salutary neglect? Bonus 100 - did Salutary neglect begin or end with the American revolution?

"Hands off" if you provide us income. Neglect ended as colonies' freedoms restricted. 

200

What were the daughters/sons of liberty?

Colonists who organized protests, boycotts, or general resistance. 

200

What were the percentages of population that supported wealthy, rebels, and neutrality, respectfully?

1/3, 1/3, 1/3

200
What was a privy council?

Group of advisors close to King who advised American colonies. 

300

What did farming look like across colonies?

New England = diverse, subsistence farming. Middle=breadbasket, farming was economy. Southern/Chesapeake = plantations and cash crops. 

300

T/F: The Tea Act was actually intended to be helpful to colonists. 

True

300

What was a colonial response to the Tea Act?

Boston Tea Party

300

Declared one of the first acts of "domestic terrorism"?

Intimidation of British authority e.g. Tar-ing and feathering. 

300

Who fired the first shot in the Boston Massacre? And what was the American response?

Who knows? Colonists portrayed in newspapers a British attack on Americans. 

400

What was the name of the slave rebellion occurring during this time period?

Stono Rebellion

400

Why was the First Continental Congress created?

To consider an American response to the Coercive Acts.  

400

What were similarities between Radical Whigs and the committees of correspondence? What was their influence. 

Both spread information advocating colonial rights, especially through printing press. 

400

What are the words describing the king's 2 children?

Heir/spare. 

400

Where were the first shots of war fired in the Revolutionary War?

Lexington and Concord. 

500

What is an example of an event in colonial America that started to promote colonial unity. Give 2. 

Enlightenment, great awakening, Albany congress, "American" identity, desire for natural rights, to name a few. 

500
What was the declaratory act?

Established that England always allowed to think for colonists. 

500

What is a resolve in context of 1043?

A complaint/grievance. 

500

What can we say about King George's family life? 

Cold father and grandfather, initially a good father to his first children, but treatment declined to other children as he grew older. 

500

What was the first battle of the Revolutionary War?

Battle of Bunker Hill