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Hey King!
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- Q1What is a Parliament?A candy barMembers of the British government chosen by the king to support the peopleFollowers of the kingRepresentatives who make laws and stand up for peoples' rights.20s
- Q2All of these are reasons why the colonists began to rule themselves EXCEPT...The colonists were used to being able to have a say in governmentThe early colonists wanted their independence from the king.They needed a government to deal with everyday problemsThe king was across the ocean20s
- Q3The original American colonists belonged to which nationality?GermanAmericanFrenchBritain20s
- Q4When the British government needed money, how did they propose to get it?From ScotlandFrom the American coloniesFrom the people of Great Britain20s
- Q5The Stamp Act of 1765 taxed what?Paint, glass, paper, lead, teaTimber, cotton, and coffeeAll letters going back to Great BritainLegal documents, newspapers, calendars, and almanacs20s
- Q6This Act stated that the colonies had to depend upon the king, and that all laws the colonies made did not matter.Quartering ActsStamp ActTownshend Revenue ActDeclaratory Act20s
- Q7This Act taxed all things that the colonists could not make for themselves.Declaratory ActTownshend Revenue ActStamp ActQuartering Acts20s
- Q8The Declaration of Independence did what?Made a new agreement between Great BritainStated that the colonists were free from Great Britain.Made laws against the colonists for committing rebellious activity.Created a series of Acts against the colonists20s