SSA - America's Past - 5th Grade - Lesson 10 and Lesson 11

After many colonists grew angry about the Stamp Act, Parliament chose to ​ (a)   , or undo, the law.

• repeal
• boycott
• delegates
• proclamation
• protest

Many colonists decided to ​ (a)   , or refuse to buy, tea because of the tax.

• repeal
• boycott
• delegates
• proclamation
• protest

Nine colonies sent ​ (a)   , or people to represent them, to a special gathering in New York.

• repeal
• boycott
• delegates
• proclamation
• protest

Many colonists began to ​ (a)   , or object to, the Quartering Act.

• repeal
• boycott
• delegates
• proclamation
• protest

A person who is guilty of betraying his or her country is called a(n) ​ (a)   .

• traitor
• Loyalists
• neutral
• Patriots
• independence

(a)   were American colonists who wanted the colonies to remain under the control of the king.

• traitor
• Loyalists
• neutral
• Patriots
• independence

American colonists who fought against Great Britain are called (a)   .

• traitor
• neutral
• Patriots
• independence
• Loyalists

Many colonists were (a)   , or did not take sides.

• traitor
• Loyalists
• neutral
• Patriots
• independence

The colonies wanted (a)   , or separation, from Great Britain.

• traitor
• Loyalists
• neutral
• Patriots
• independence

Ben Franklin was a Patriot because he

• obeyed the laws.

• was willing to fight.

• wanted independence.

• was loyal to the king.