SS Lesson 10 Review Tensions Between Great Britain & Colonies

A public announcement, such as the one Great Britain made stating that American Indians could occupy the land west of the Appalachian Mountains.

• proclamation

• debate

• protest

• repeal

After colonists grew increasingly angry about the Stamp Act and it was too costly to enforce, Parliament chose to ______________or undo the law.

Many colonists refused to buy tea due to the tax placed on it. This is an example of a _______________.

Colonies sent representatives to a special gathering in New York. Those representatives would have been called______________.

Another word meaning "object to", which is how the colonists reacted to the Quartering Act, is______________.

An outcome of the French and Indian war was...

• British Territory was reduced

• France was victorious

• Britain had a lot of debt afterwards

• The relationship between the colonies and Great Britain was much better than before.

The purpose of the Proclamation of 1763 was

• to protect colonists

• to punish colonists

• to make money to support the war

• to reward Native Americans

The section of British government responsible for passing acts is__________

Which law made colonists responsible for food, supplies, and transportation of British soliders?

• the Stamp Act

• the Quartering Act

• the Coercive Acts

• the Intolerable Acts

How did colonists react to the Stamp Act?

• They didn't like it, but they understood why it was necessary.

• They bought their stamps somewhere else.

• They protested it.

• They stormed Parliament.