1. C HAPTER F IVE Social Studies Test Review ~Wednesday, October 22 nd ~Mrs. Connor

2. B EFORE 1763, THE A MERICAN COLONIES HAD BEEN RULED BY : themselves

3. W HAT WAS THE RESULT OF THE F RENCH AND I NDIAN W AR : Britain’s empire expanded in North America. The Native Americans moved WEST.

4. T HE P ROCLAMATION OF 1763 PROHIBITED THE SETTLERS FROM MOVING … WEST

5. T HE S TAMP A CT REQUIRED WHAT ? …a stamp on every piece of paper used

6. T HE Q UARTERING A CT The law that ordered the colonists to provide housing, bedding, candles and other supplies such as cooking utensils, salt, and vinegar for the British soldiers

7. T HE T OWNSHEND A CT PUT A TAX ON : 1.Glass 2.Paint 3.Paper 4.Tea

8. B OSTON M ASSACRE The British soldiers fired into a mob, killing many including Crispus Attucks.

9. N ORTH A MERICA IN 1763 This map show North America after which war? What 2 nations have the largest claims in North America? ~ Which country claimed Canada? French and Indian Spain and Britain Britain

10. B OSTON T EA P ARTY ~colonists dressed as Indians as they threw tea into the Boston Harbor as a protest to the Tea Act

11. T EA A CT ~an attempt to bail out or help the British East India Company by lowering the cost of its tea sold to the colonies

12. W HY WERE THEY CALLED THE I NTOLERABLE A CTS ? because they were harsh and unacceptable…a result of the Boston Tea Party 1.closed Boston Harbor 2.Placed government under British control 3.British soldiers tried in England 4.England sent over more British troops

13. FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS In September 1774, 50 leaders from 12 colonies met in Philadelphia to urge the King to hear their complaints and recognize their rights.

14. W HO WARNED THE COLONISTS THAT THE B RITISH WERE COMING ? Paul Revere and William Dawes

15. L EXINGTON AND C ONCORD The loss and then the victory over the British that proved the Patriots were willing to fight and even die

16. The people in this cartoon were against…? The men with the coats represent…? Those men are: Brave soldiers Trouble makers Loyalists the tea act the protesters trouble makers