CHAPTER 5 QUIZ 3 REVIEW Nationalism grew in

CHAPTER 5 QUIZ 3 REVIEW

� Nationalism grew in the American colonies for all of the following reasons except that � 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

All the colonists had a common heritage from Great Britain

� Which law was a direct threat against the colonists’ “power of the purse”? � Proclamation Line � Quartering Act � Stamp Act � Townshend Acts

Townshend Acts

� The first successful example of colonial unity was the _____ Congress. � Albany � First Continental � Stamp Act � Sugar Act

Stamp Act

� What colonial Congress attempted unsuccessfully to unite the colonies during the French and Indian War?

� Albany Cognress

� During what infamous incident did British redcoats kill five unarmed Patriots in 1770?

� Boston Massacre

� A) Samuel Adams � B) John Dickinson � C) George Grenville � D) Patrick Henry � � ___ British minister who attempted to collect new taxes from the colonies

C) George Grenville

� A) Samuel Adams � B) John Dickinson � C) George Grenville � D) Patrick Henry � � ___ orator from Virginia who opposed British tyranny

D) Patrick Henry

� A) Samuel Adams � B) John Dickinson � C) George Grenville � D) Patrick Henry � � ___ leader of the Sons of Liberty

A) Samuel Adams

� A) Samuel Adams � B) John Dickinson � C) George Grenville � D) Patrick Henry � � ___ author of Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania to the Inhabitants of the British Colonies

A) Samuel Adams

� 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 � � ___ requirement that salaries, taxes and expenditures be scrutinized by elected officials

C) “power of the purse”

� 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 � � ___ ban on colonization beyond the Appalachian Mountains

D) Proclamation Line

� 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 � � ___ any tax on goods that are produced and consumed entirely within a country

B) internal tax

� 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 � � ___ British attempt to tax legal and commercial documents in the colonies

G) Stamp Act

� 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 � � ___ organization that opposed the tyranny of British ruleelected officials

F) Sons of Liberty

� 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 � � ___ requirement that the colonists help provision the British army

E) Quartering Act

� 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 � � ___ requirement that salaries, taxes and expenditures be scrutinized by elected officials

� 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 � � ___ a repressive series of direct taxes on various colonial goods, such as glass

I) Townshend Acts

� T/F the colonists responded to the Townshend Act with boycotts.

� True

� ___ John Dickinson and Patrick Henry were more upset about the high cost of the British taxes than the British right to tax.

� False