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Nationalism grew in the American colonies for
all of the following reasons except that
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The colonies were isolated from the help of Britain
Private ownership of land gave the Americans a
stake in their society
All the colonists had a common heritage from Great
Britain
The colonies were accustomed to self-government
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All the colonists had a common heritage from Great
Britain
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Which law was a direct threat against the
colonists’ “power of the purse”?
Proclamation Line
 Quartering Act
 Stamp Act
 Townshend Acts
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Townshend Acts
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The first successful example of colonial unity
was the _________ Congress.
Albany
 First Continental
 Stamp Act
 Sugar Act
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Stamp Act
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What colonial Congress attempted
unsuccessfully to unite the colonies during the
French and Indian War?
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Albany Cognress
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During what infamous incident did British
redcoats kill five unarmed Patriots in 1770?
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Boston Massacre
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A) Samuel Adams
B) John Dickinson
C) George Grenville
D) Patrick Henry
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___ British minister who attempted to collect
new taxes from the colonies
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C) George Grenville
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A) Samuel Adams
B) John Dickinson
C) George Grenville
D) Patrick Henry
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___ orator from Virginia who opposed British
tyranny
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D) Patrick Henry
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A) Samuel Adams
B) John Dickinson
C) George Grenville
D) Patrick Henry
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___ leader of the Sons of Liberty
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A) Samuel Adams
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A) Samuel Adams
B) John Dickinson
C) George Grenville
D) Patrick Henry
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___ author of Letters from a Farmer in
Pennsylvania to the Inhabitants of the British
Colonies
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A) Samuel Adams
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A) boycott
B) internal tax
C) “power of the purse”
D) Proclamation Line
E) Quartering Act
F) Sons of Liberty
G) Stamp Act
H) Sugar Act
I) Townshend Acts
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___ requirement that salaries, taxes and
expenditures be scrutinized by elected officials
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C) “power of the purse”
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A) boycott
B) internal tax
C) “power of the purse”
D) Proclamation Line
E) Quartering Act
F) Sons of Liberty
G) Stamp Act
H) Sugar Act
I) Townshend Acts
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___ ban on colonization beyond the Appalachian
Mountains
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D) Proclamation Line
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A) boycott
B) internal tax
C) “power of the purse”
D) Proclamation Line
E) Quartering Act
F) Sons of Liberty
G) Stamp Act
H) Sugar Act
I) Townshend Acts
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___ any tax on goods that are produced and
consumed entirely within a country
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B) internal tax
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A) boycott
B) internal tax
C) “power of the purse”
D) Proclamation Line
E) Quartering Act
F) Sons of Liberty
G) Stamp Act
H) Sugar Act
I) Townshend Acts
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___ British attempt to tax legal and commercial
documents in the colonies
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G) Stamp Act
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A) boycott
B) internal tax
C) “power of the purse”
D) Proclamation Line
E) Quartering Act
F) Sons of Liberty
G) Stamp Act
H) Sugar Act
I) Townshend Acts
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___ organization that opposed the tyranny of
British ruleelected officials
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F) Sons of Liberty
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A) boycott
B) internal tax
C) “power of the purse”
D) Proclamation Line
E) Quartering Act
F) Sons of Liberty
G) Stamp Act
H) Sugar Act
I) Townshend Acts
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___ requirement that the colonists help provision
the British army
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E) Quartering Act
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A) boycott
B) internal tax
C) “power of the purse”
D) Proclamation Line
E) Quartering Act
F) Sons of Liberty
G) Stamp Act
H) Sugar Act
I) Townshend Acts
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___ requirement that salaries, taxes and
expenditures be scrutinized by elected officials
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A) boycott
B) internal tax
C) “power of the purse”
D) Proclamation Line
E) Quartering Act
F) Sons of Liberty
G) Stamp Act
H) Sugar Act
I) Townshend Acts
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___ a repressive series of direct taxes on various
colonial goods, such as glass
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I) Townshend Acts
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T/F the colonists responded to the Townshend
Act with boycotts.
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True
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___ John Dickinson and Patrick Henry were
more upset about the high cost of the British
taxes than the British right to tax.
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False