
Road to Revolution
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- Q1What was the primary purpose of the Sugar Act of 1764?To stop the spread of slavery in the colonies.To encourage trade with Native Americans.To raise revenue through the taxation of sugar and molasses imported into the colonies.To establish a postal system.30s
- Q2What was the main reason for the Intolerable Acts enacted by the British government in 1774?To establish trade agreements.To provide aid during a drought.To reward the colonies for cooperation.To punish the colonies for the Boston Tea Party.30s
- Q3What event was organized to protest the Tea Act and led to the dumping of tea into Boston Harbor?The Stamp Act CongressThe First Continental CongressThe Boston Tea PartyThe Philadelphia Convention30s
- Q4What was the effect of the Boston Massacre on colonial sentiments?It inflamed anti-British sentiments among the colonists.It was seen as a justified act by the British.It had no significant impact on colonial views.It led to the immediate end of all hostilities.30s
- Q5Which act imposed direct taxes on printed materials in the American colonies?The Townshend ActsThe Intolerable ActsThe Sugar ActThe Stamp Act30s
- Q6What was the primary purpose of the Stamp Act of 1765?To raise revenue from the American coloniesTo promote colonial independenceTo regulate trade with foreign countriesTo enforce British military presence30s
- Q7What slogan was commonly associated with colonial opposition to British taxation?Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happinessNo taxation without representationJoin or dieGive me liberty or give me death30s
- Q8What event led to the formation of the First Continental Congress in 1774?The Boston MassacreThe Treaty of ParisThe Intolerable ActsThe Stamp Act Congress30s
- Q9Which document, issued by the British government in 1763, aimed to prevent colonists from settling lands acquired from France?Sugar ActTreaty of ParisStamp ActProclamation of 176330s
- Q10What was the main consequence of the French and Indian War for Britain in terms of its relationship with the American colonies?Increased taxation and regulation of the coloniesGreater autonomy for the coloniesExpansion of colonial territoryMutual defense treaties with the colonies30s
- Q11Which Enlightenment thinker believed that the government's purpose is to protect the natural rights of its citizens and that citizens have the right to overthrow a government that fails to do so?George WashingtonWilliam PittJohn LockeBenjamin Franklin30s
- Q12Which future American leader gained valuable military experience during the French and Indian War, eventually becoming the commander-in-chief of the Continental Army?William PittGeorge WashingtonJohn LockeBenjamin Franklin30s
- Q13Which event was marked by a religious revival in the American colonies during the 1730s and 1740s that emphasized individual piety and a personal relationship with God?The First Great AwakeningThe EnlightenmentThe Proclamation of 1763The French and Indian War30s
- Q14What was the Proclamation of 1763 intended to achieve for the British colonies in North America?To grant independence to the coloniesTo encourage settlement in CanadaTo promote trade with FranceTo limit colonial expansion west of the Appalachian Mountains30s
- Q15Which philosopher's ideas about natural rights and government influenced the leaders of the American Revolution?William PittBenjamin FranklinGeorge WashingtonJohn Locke30s