Causes of Revloutionary War

How did the French Indian War help to lead to the American Revolution?

• I caused the Germans to fight the colonists.

• It caused the British to begin taxing the colonists.

• It caused the French to move west of the Appalacian Mountains.

• It caused the Indians to move to England.

Patriots were colonists who ______________.

• Supported England

• Wanted independence from England

• Didn't care either way

• Supported France

Two groups who opposed the British taxes and boycotted goods from England.

• Sons of Liberty and Daughters of Liberty

• Loyalists

• Redcoats

"Taxation without representation" was a slogan colonists used to show that the wanted

• to join France.

• to move west.

• to be represented in Parliament.

• to honor the king.

The Boston Tea Party was the Sons of Liberty's angry response to

• the Stamp Act.

• the Intolerable Acts.

• the Sugar Act.

• the Tea Act.

The French and Indian war

• added more land to the colonies.

• lost land from the colonies.

• was between France and India.

• gave the US independence.

In response to the taxes on British goods, this group began making things like tea in the colonies.

• Neutralists

• Daughters of Liberty

• Parliament

• France

Colonists who supported the King were called

• Patriots

• Neutralists

• Loyalists

• French

Taxes were placed on British imports to the colonies in order to

• pay for the French and Indian War.

• make money for France.

• pay the Indians to stop attacking villages.

• pay George Washington to be president.

After the Tea Act was passed by Parliament, the Sons of Liberty led

• the Boston Massacre

• the Revolutionary War

• the Boston Tea Party

• the French and Indian War