
Road to the Revolution
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Tabatha Lowman
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Taxation without representation... Then Revolution
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The Enlightenment
Enlightenment thinkers in Europe questioned traditional authority and embraced the notion that humanity could be improved through rational thought.
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Multiple Choice
What was the time of thought and ideas that Locke and Montesquieu lived and worked in called?
Great Awakening
Enlightenment
Seperation
Time of Thinkers
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The Philosophers: John Locke
Thought that people had "Natural Rights"
People were born equal (challenged the king's power)
Believed that people should hold the government responsible (rebel if necessary)
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Montesquieu
Believed that governments should have 3 branches
Said the purpose of the branches would be to keep the power balanced and fair
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Multiple Choice
What was the biggest difference between what Locke and Montesquieu believed?
Locke was worried about the morality of laws and the rights of the people. While Montesquieu was concerned with the balance of power within the government.
Montesquieu was worried about the morality of laws and the rights of the people. While Locke was concerned with the balance of power within the government.
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Multiple Choice
What type of government did both Locke and Montesquieu support?
Self-government
Monarchy
Dictatorship
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French and Indian War
Britain and France fought over land in the American Colonies. The Natives Americans helped France at first, but had to back out to save themselves when Britain started winning.
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Multiple Choice
What did Britain do to make money after the French and Indian War?
had a bake sale
sold slaves
came up with new tax acts
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No Taxation Without Representation.
The colonists believed that they should not be taxed by the British government because they had no say in Parliament.
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Multiple Choice
Which act taxed paper?
Stamp Act
Sugar Act
Quartering Act
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Multiple Choice
The Quartering Act meant that people had to let soldiers move in with them.
True
False
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The first Tax Acts
Stamp Act: taxed paper
Sugar Act: taxed sugar and cut down on smuggling
Quartering Act: made colonists pay to house soldiers
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Fill in the Blank
What was the saying that colonists came up with to show their anger at these taxes?
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Boston Massacre Facts
Conflict between British soldiers and Colonists.
People died.
Resulted in more taxes.
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Multiple Choice
Who were the Sons of Liberty?
a rock band
the first continental army
a secret resistance group
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Multiple Select
How did the Daughters of Liberty accomplish the repeal of several acts?
they tore them up
writing petitions
organizing boycotts
starting fights
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Boston Tea Party
3 years after the Boston Massacre the Sons of Liberty started a riot in response to the Tea Act. Disguised as Native American's they boarded British ships and threw the cargo into the harbor.
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Multiple Choice
What series of acts followed the Boston Tea Party?
Townshend Acts
Intolerable Acts
Coercive Acts
The Intolerable Acts and the Coercive Acts
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Parts of the DOI
Preamble: Introduction, says WHY the colonies wanted to separate from Britain
Natural Rights: Listed the rights of people that couldn't/shouldn't be taken away
Grievances: Listed the complaints of the colonists against Britain
Resolution: States that they are going to separate from Britain
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Multiple Choice
What section of the DOI includes the quote "Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness"?
Preamble
Natural Rights
Grievances
Resolution
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