Important Vocabulary 1
Purpose of Government
French and Indian war (and the Consequences)
Important Vocabulary 2
British Acts & Policies
100

Refusal to buy an item in order to protest a government action

Boycott

100

All people are treated fairly under the law.  

Rule of Law

100

When did the French and Indian war start, and end?

Started in the 1750s and ended in the early 1760s. 


100

An explanation of how the evidence supports the claim

Reasoning

100

Sugar Act

Tax on sugar and other goods; first act to raise revenue from colonies

200

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

Tea Act

200

Community is provided with services such as schools, libraries, and parks.


Public Services

200

What was the cause of the French and Indian War?

Competition for land caused a conflict, between the French and the British.

200

Comparing sources to identify areas of agreement and disagreement

Corroboration

200

Required colonists to house and supply British soldiers

Quartering Act

300

This war was the result of colonists being upset by the role the British government played on the social, economic, political and geographic freedom of those in the 13 colonies.

Sons & Daughters of Liberty

300

Using the military to protect the country and its people.

Common Defense

300

What was the outcome of the French and Indian war?

Huge war expenses, debt money and raised taxes on the colonies.

300

The author’s attitude, opinion, or beliefs

Perspective

300

Townshend Act

Taxes on glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea

400

A form of economic nationalism that sought to increase the prosperity and power of a nation through restrictive trade practices

Mercantilism

400

Providing people with financial stability.

Support the Economy

400

What did the King order to happen with the Proclamation?

The King ordered the Proclamation to provoke continuing the Exploration of the Appalachian Mountains.

400

How accurate or trustworthy a source is.

Reliability

400

Punitive laws passed after Boston Tea Party: Closing Boston Harbor, Restricting Massachusetts government and allowing troops to be quartered in homes, Moving trials to Britain.


Intolerable Acts

500

A person who signs a contract to work for another for a set period of time in return for food, lodging, and shelter. During their time of service they had limited rights.

Indentured Servant

500

All people have their basic rights under the law.

Protect Rights

500

How did Parliament try to address the economic situation, and control the colonies economically & politically?

Raising the taxes for the colonists so that they could recover from the money spent and the debt they had.

500

Determining who created the document or illustration

Sourcing

500

Stamp Act

Required colonists to pay tax on printed materials