Causes of the Revolution: Chapter 10 Review
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- Q1ParliamentTo complain publicly about somethingTo take back or cancel a lawThe lawmaking part of the British governmentMoney owed to someone else30s
- Q2actMoney owed to someone elseThe lawmaking part of the British governmentTo complain publicly about somethingA law created or passed by a government30s
- Q3protestTo have a toddler-like temper tantrumThe lawmaking part of the British governmentTo complain publicly about somethingMoney owed to someone else30s
- Q4repealThe lawmaking part of the British governmentMoney owed to someone elseTo take back or cancel a lawTo complain publicly about something30s
- Q5debtMoney owed to someone elseTo complain publicly about somethingTo complain publicly about somethingThe lawmaking part of the British government30s
- Q6A law/act passed by Parliament that angered the colonists.The Boston MassacreDiming ActThe Coercive/Intolerable ActsThe Sticker Act30s
- Q7A law/act passed by Parliament that angered the colonists.The CitysEnd ActThe Sticker ActThe Dime ActProclamation of 176330s
- Q8A law/act passed by Parliament that angered the colonists.Quartering ActThe CitysEnd ActThe Sticker ActDiming Act30s
- Q9A law/act passed by Parliament that angered the colonists.Stamp ActThe Boston MassacreThe Sticker ActDiming Act30s
- Q10A law/act passed by Parliament that angered the colonists.The Boston MassacreDiming ActTownshend ActsThe Sticker Act30s
- Q11A law/act passed by Parliament that angered the colonists.The Boston MassacreThe Sticker ActTea ActDiming Act30s
- Q12How did the colonists specifically protest against the Tea Act?Colonists continued to smuggle in tea from the DutchSome colonists did not go west while others defied the order and still claimed land in this areaCaused fist fights in the streets, naming calling like “lobster back”. British soldiers took colonists’ jobs.Boycotted purchasing paper goods.30s
- Q13How did the colonists specifically protest against the Proclamation of 1763?Caused fist fights in the streets, naming calling like “lobster back”. British soldiers took colonists’ jobs.Some colonists did not go west while others defied the order and still claimed land in this areaBoycotted purchasing paper goodsColonists continued to smuggle in tea from the Dutch30s
- Q14How did the colonists specifically protest against the Quartering Act?Some colonists did not go west while others defied the order and still claimed land in this areaBoycotted purchasing paper goodsColonists continued to smuggle in tea from the DutchCaused fist fights in the streets, naming calling like “lobster back”. British soldiers took colonists’ jobs.30s
- Q15How did the colonists specifically protest against the Stamp Act?Some colonists did not go west while others defied the order and still claimed land in this areaBoycotted purchasing paper goods.Caused fist fights in the streets, naming calling like “lobster back”. British soldiers took colonists’ jobs.Colonists continued to smuggle in tea from the Dutch30s