3.2 FLASHCARD

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This famous Patriot represented the British Soldiers in the trial of the Boston Massacre

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John Adams

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What was the legislative body of England, and, later, Great Britain called?

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Parliament

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In response to Pontiac's War, King George III put forth this act that made it illegal for the colonists to settle West of the Appalachian Mountains

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Proclamation of 1763

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When the colonies only exist for the mother country ...

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mercantilism

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Which of the following is the BEST title for the information above? Options: British Mercantilism Policies, Causes of Pontiac's Rebellion, Effects of the Townshend Acts, Isolationism in the British Empire

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British Mercantilism Policies

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What was the earliest form of taxation without representation that was enforced by the British Parliament in the colonies? Options: Quartering Act, Stamp Act, Sugar Act, Tea Act

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Sugar Act

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Why did some colonists protest taxation?

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They did not have representation in Parliament

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Why did the British impose the Stamp Act?

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To repay debts formed from the French and Indian War

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The _______________ acts were a tax on imported goods, such as paper, glass, lead, paint, and tea.

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Townshend

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What was the common slogan used in the Colonies? Options: "Give me liberty or Give me death", "No Taxation without Representation", "No Stamp Act, No Sugar Act", "Never eat spinach with a stranger"

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No Taxation without Representation