What was the purpose of the Proclamation of 1763?

To protect Native American land from colonial expansion

To allow colonists to settle freely west of the Appalachian Mountains

To encourage British trade with Native Americans

To enforce new taxes on the colonies

What did the Townshend Acts impose taxes on?

Imported goods such as glass and tea

What was a consequence of the Intolerable Acts?

The First Continental Congress convened

The formation of the Sons of Liberty

Which of the following was NOT a provision of the Intolerable Acts?

Allowing British officials to be tried in Britain

Limiting town meetings in Massachusetts

What was one effect of the Proclamation of 1763 on colonial attitudes?

It fostered resentment towards British authority

It increased loyalty to Britain

It encouraged colonists to settle in Canada

It eliminated conflicts with Native Americans

What was the main purpose of the First Continental Congress?

To organize a response to the Intolerable Acts

To declare independence from Britain

What did the Declaratory Act assert?

That Parliament had the right to tax the colonies

That the colonies could tax themselves

That colonists could settle west of the Appalachians

That British troops would be withdrawn

What role did the Daughters of Liberty play?

They organized boycotts of British goods

They led military actions against British troops

They printed pamphlets advocating for independence

They were loyalists supporting British rule

Which event directly escalated tensions between colonists and British troops in 1775?

The Battles of Lexington and Concord

The signing of the Declaration of Independence

What was one argument made by colonists against new taxes imposed by Britain?

They felt they should have representation in Parliament

They believed taxes were necessary for defense

They thought taxes would improve trade

They wanted to pay higher taxes for better services

What did the Continental Association call for?

A complete boycott of British goods

Open conflict with British troops

The formation of colonial militias

What was the result of the Boston Port Act?

Closure of the port until tea was paid for

Increased shipping activities in Boston

Establishment of new trade routes

Strengthening of local governance

What was a common theme found in the writings of Samuel Adams?

Advocacy for colonial rights and resistance

Calls for reconciliation with Britain

Promotion of loyalist sentiments

What was the significance of the Declaration of Independence?

It declared the colonies' sovereignty and rights

It formally ended the American Revolutionary War

It established a new government

It was a peace treaty with Britain

What impact did the Intolerable Acts have on the colonies?

They united the colonies against British rule

They increased trade with Britain

They led to the immediate declaration of independence

How did the Proclamation of 1763 affect Native American relations?

It led to increased tensions and conflicts

It improved relations between settlers and Native Americans

It decreased tensions and conflicts

It had no impact on Native American relations

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