Unit 11 Test Prep

this gave the people of a Canadian province all lands previously reserved as “Indian Lands”

passed in 1767, it placed taxes on many imports to British America including glass, paper, paint, lead, and tea

Laws used to punish Boston after the “Tea Party”

required taxable stamps to be put on 54 different kinds of documents such as dice, playing cards, calendars, wills, etc.

passed in 1766, this legislation reasserted Parliament’s control over all colonial affairs

In which town did the first skirmish between the British Regulars and the Provincial militia take place? (The shot heard round the world)

The unjust use of power is the definition of

During a protest Andrew Oliver's house was broken into all of his furniture was thrown in the into the streets to be burned, a fake funeral was held and a(n) _____ (a dummy made to look like him) was hanged and burned.

After the ________ of 1763, many people in the American provinces became upset with the balance of power in the British Empire’s government because the central government was too strong.

Which political perpesctive beleived that the central government was too strong and believed in simple boycotts and protests in order to work toward reform for the British Empire and colonies?

Which person, giving his opinion, stated "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death" which became an iconic phrase and inspiration for the American Revolution?

He created the famous etching of the Boston Massacre and also warned Lexington and Concord of the coming British Regulars.

In this event members of the Sons of Liberty dressed like Native Americans

The royal governor of Massachusetts

5 people died when British regulars fired into a mob of angry American colonists