Chapter 5 Vocab

5 Written Questions

1. letter writing campaign that became a major tool of protest in the colonies from Massachusetts
2. a 1763 law that placed new duties on legal documents, taxed newspapers, almanacs, playing cards, and dice
3. four laws, very harsh
4. 1773, let company bypass tea merchants and sell directly to colonists
5. taxed glass, paper, paint, lead, and tea, set up new ways to collect taxes such as writs of assistance- merchants and planters signed an agreement to stop imported taxed goods, started the Sons of Liberty and Daughters of Liberty, colonists did mock hangings, petitions, boycotted, and sent threats

5 Matching Questions

1. Boston Tea Party
2. Paul Revere
3. Stamp Act of 1765
4. Albany Plan of Union
5. First Continental Congress

1. a colonists dressed as Indians, threw tea off boats
2. b 1774, delegates from all colonies accept Georgia, met in Philadelphia, agreed to support Boston
3. c taxed legal documents, taxed newspapers, almanacs, playing cards, and dice- colonists protested angrily, coined the slogan "No taxation without representation", drew up a petition, boycotted to buy British goods, Parliament repealed the Stamp Act
4. d from Massachusetts, made a famous engraving of the Boston Massacre
5. e Franklin proposed this plan for "one general government"- colonial assemblies turned this plan down

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. a field near Quebec and the sight of a major British Victory over the French in the French and Indian War
   1. Treaty of Paris
   2. Abigail Adams
   3. Plains of Abraham
   4. Writs of Assistance
2. set up government for Canada, gave religious freedom to French Catholics
   1. Repeal
   2. Tea Act
   3. Quebec Act
   4. Stamp Act
3. refusal to buy certain goods and services
   1. Repeal
   2. Militia
   3. Tea Act
   4. Boycott
4. a war that took place from 1754 to 1763 between England and France that led to the end of French power in North America
   1. French and Indian War
   2. Townshend Acts
   3. Benjamin Franklin
   4. Pontiac's War
5. from Massachusetts, wrote to spur colonists to action (Daughters of Liberty)
   1. John Adams
   2. Abigail Adams
   3. Samuel Adams
   4. Militia

5 True/False Questions

1. Militia → army of citizens, serve as soldiers in emergency

   True        False

2. Benjamin Franklin → born in 1706 and was the son of a poor Boston soap and candle maker

   True        False

3. Sugar Act of 1764 → first attempt to raise income from colonies, taxed sugar and molasses- colonists had no concern since this was Britain's first attempt to raise taxes

   True        False

4. Samuel Adams → involved in Boston Tea Party, was at First Continental Congress meeting

   True        False

5. Treaty of Paris → 1773, let company bypass tea merchants and sell directly to colonists

   True        False