// question: 16920677 name: "The Declaration of the Causes and Necessities of Taking Up Arms" was written... ::"The Declaration of the Causes and Necessities of Taking Up Arms" was written...::[html]"The Declaration of the Causes and Necessities of Taking Up Arms" was written mostly by ____________________.{ ~John Dickinson#Incorrect ~Benjamin Franklin#Incorrect ~Thomas Paine#Incorrect ~Patrick Henry#Incorrect =Thomas Jefferson#Correct } // question: 16920684 name: An act, passed after the failure of the Stamp Act, that affirmed Parliament's... ::An act, passed after the failure of the Stamp Act, that affirmed Parliament's...::[html]An act, passed after the failure of the Stamp Act, that affirmed Parliament's sovereignty over the colonies was the ____________________ Act.{ ~Sugar#Incorrect ~Quebec#Incorrect ~Coercive#Incorrect ~Tea#Incorrect =Declaratory#Correct } // question: 16920681 name: Britain's first effort at military coercion of the colonies failed with ... ::Britain's first effort at military coercion of the colonies failed with ...::[html]Britain's first effort at military coercion of the colonies failed with ____________________.{ =the Boston Massacre#Correct ~the Paxton Boys killings#Incorrect ~Pontiac's War#Incorrect ~the Boston Tea Party#Incorrect ~the First Continental congress#Incorrect } // question: 16920584 name: Britain's hiring soldiers from ____ to fight the colonists infuriated North ... ::Britain's hiring soldiers from ____ to fight the colonists infuriated North ...::[html]Britain's hiring soldiers from ____ to fight the colonists infuriated North Americans.{ ~Canada#Incorrect =Germany#Correct ~France#Incorrect ~Spain#Incorrect ~Portugal#Incorrect } // question: 16920578 name: Britain's new imperial policy after 1763 can best be described as ::Britain's new imperial policy after 1763 can best be described as::[html]Britain's new imperial policy after 1763 can best be described as{ =one of increased centralized control over the colonies.#Correct ~one of relaxed control over the colonies.#Incorrect ~unchanged from before 1763.#Incorrect ~one that sought to get rid of the colonies.#Incorrect ~one that sought to exterminate the Indians.#Incorrect } // question: 16920603 name: Colonial assemblies set up committees of correspondence to ::Colonial assemblies set up committees of correspondence to::[html]Colonial assemblies set up committees of correspondence to{ =coordinate intercolonial communication and organize efforts to defend American liberties.#Correct ~send letters and petitions expressing colonial views to Spain and France.#Incorrect ~organize the first postal system in North America.#Incorrect ~improve relations between merchants in America and in England.#Incorrect ~share information regarding Indian uprisings.#Incorrect } // question: 16920608 name: Colonists objected to the Quebec Act because it ::Colonists objected to the Quebec Act because it::[html]Colonists objected to the Quebec Act because it{ ~nullified colonial property rights in Ohio.#Incorrect =extended French civil law to the area between the Great Lakes and the Ohio River.#Correct ~established French as the official language of Canada.#Incorrect ~blocked chances for their own expansion.#Incorrect ~raised their taxes.#Incorrect } // question: 16920672 name: In 1761, ____________________ called for an end to Indian dependence on ... ::In 1761, ____________________ called for an end to Indian dependence on ...::[html]In 1761, ____________________ called for an end to Indian dependence on Anglo-Americans.{ ~Pontiac#Incorrect ~Henry Clinton#Incorrect ~the Paxton Boys#Incorrect ~John Penn#Incorrect =Neolin#Correct } // question: 16920593 name: In 1770, British Parliament repealed each of the Townshend Duties except for ... ::In 1770, British Parliament repealed each of the Townshend Duties except for ...::[html]In 1770, British Parliament repealed each of the Townshend Duties except for the one on{ ~glass.#Incorrect ~lead.#Incorrect =tea.#Correct ~paper.#Incorrect ~Painters' colors.#Incorrect } // question: 16920662 name: In response to the Boston Port Act, colonists organized the ... ::In response to the Boston Port Act, colonists organized the ...::[html]In response to the Boston Port Act, colonists organized the ____________________.{ =First Continental Congress#Correct ~Second Continental Congress#Incorrect ~Sons of Liberty#Incorrect ~Pontiac War#Incorrect ~Wilkes Crisis#Incorrect } // question: 16920679 name: In the 1760s, the most literate African population in the colonies was in ... ::In the 1760s, the most literate African population in the colonies was in ...::[html]In the 1760s, the most literate African population in the colonies was in ____________________.{ ~Boston#Incorrect ~Philadelphia#Incorrect =Newport#Correct ~Charleston#Incorrect ~New York#Incorrect } // question: 16920595 name: John Wilkes is significant to British and American history because ::John Wilkes is significant to British and American history because::[html]John Wilkes is significant to British and American history because{ =he created a constitutional crisis in England.#Correct ~he openly supported the patriots.#Incorrect ~he convinced France to support the U.S.#Incorrect ~his paper published attacks on the US patriots.#Incorrect ~he convinced the English people to turn against the U.S.#Incorrect } // question: 16920670 name: Merchants adopted ____________________ to pressure England to repeal the ... ::Merchants adopted ____________________ to pressure England to repeal the ...::[html]Merchants adopted ____________________ to pressure England to repeal the Stamp Act.{ ~scare tactics#Incorrect =nonimportation agreements#Correct ~importation refusals#Incorrect ~tariffs#Incorrect ~exchange blocks#Incorrect } // question: 16920683 name: North Carolina's political problem in the backcountry was ... ::North Carolina's political problem in the backcountry was ...::[html]North Carolina's political problem in the backcountry was ____________________.{ ~isolation#Incorrect ~slave rebellion#Incorrect ~apathy#Incorrect =corruption#Correct ~taxation#Incorrect } // question: 16920605 name: One of the consequences of colonial rhetoric about liberty and rights was ::One of the consequences of colonial rhetoric about liberty and rights was::[html]One of the consequences of colonial rhetoric about liberty and rights was{ ~the ordination of women as lay preachers in the Anglican church.#Incorrect ~an end to the use of indentured servants.#Incorrect ~an increase in the number of declared skeptics and atheists.#Incorrect ~extending the right to vote to women.#Incorrect =agitation for the extension of equality and freedom to all people including slaves.#Correct } // question: 16920659 name: Pennsylvania vigilantes that attempted to destroy Christian Indians on the ... ::Pennsylvania vigilantes that attempted to destroy Christian Indians on the ...::[html]Pennsylvania vigilantes that attempted to destroy Christian Indians on the western frontier were known as the ____________________.{ =Paxton Boys#Correct ~Philly Foxes#Incorrect ~Vigilante Crew#Incorrect ~Allegheny Dozens#Incorrect ~Rough Riders#Incorrect } // question: 16920606 name: Phillis Wheatley was ::Phillis Wheatley was::[html]Phillis Wheatley was{ ~the first black college student in American history.#Incorrect ~one of the victims of the Boston Massacre.#Incorrect =a poet and slave.#Correct ~a vocal supporter of the Christianization of Africans.#Incorrect ~a delegate to the Second Continental Congress.#Incorrect } // question: 16920610 name: Revenues raised by the Townshend Revenue Act of 1767 were to be used for ::Revenues raised by the Townshend Revenue Act of 1767 were to be used for::[html]Revenues raised by the Townshend Revenue Act of 1767 were to be used for{ ~paying Britain's military wars in Europe.#Incorrect ~supporting the British royal family.#Incorrect =paying the salaries of governors and judges in the colonies.#Correct ~paying for British soldiers stationed in the colonies.#Incorrect ~payments to customs collectors.#Incorrect } // question: 16920687 name: Riots broke out in Boston when John Hancock's sloop, the ... ::Riots broke out in Boston when John Hancock's sloop, the ...::[html]Riots broke out in Boston when John Hancock's sloop, the ____________________, was seized.{ ~John B.#Incorrect =Liberty#Correct ~Mercy#Incorrect ~Patriot#Incorrect ~Freedom#Incorrect } // question: 16920660 name: Rising in 1763 ____________________ had as its goal the removal of British ... ::Rising in 1763 ____________________ had as its goal the removal of British ...::[html]Rising in 1763 ____________________ had as its goal the removal of British colonists from the area between the Ohio River and the Great Lakes.{ =Pontiac's War#Correct ~The Boston Tea Party#Incorrect ~The Townshend Rebellion#Incorrect ~The Shawnee Crisis#Incorrect ~Wilkes Crisis#Incorrect } // question: 16920668 name: Sir ____________________, British commander in the colonies, requested the ... ::Sir ____________________, British commander in the colonies, requested the ...::[html]Sir ____________________, British commander in the colonies, requested the Quartering Act in 1765.{ =Thomas Gage#Correct ~Henry Clinton#Incorrect ~William Howe#Incorrect ~Richard Howe#Incorrect ~John Burgoyne#Incorrect } // question: 16920589 name: The "regulators" in the Carolinas were ::The "regulators" in the Carolinas were::[html]The "regulators" in the Carolinas were{ ~committees that opposed British policy.#Incorrect ~committees that attempted to regulate the backcountry economy.#Incorrect =settlers that attempted to impose order in the absence of an organized government.#Correct ~tax collectors who made regular collections from residents.#Incorrect ~farmers who made illegal liquor.#Incorrect } // question: 16920607 name: The Boston Massacre ::The Boston Massacre::[html]The Boston Massacre{ ~occurred when a group of British soldiers illegally fired into a crowd that was harassing them.#Incorrect ~was followed by a murder trial in which John Adams acted as a defense attorney.#Incorrect ~resulted in a change of quarters for British soldiers to Castle William in Boston harbor.#Incorrect ~marked the failure of Britain's attempt at military coercion.#Incorrect =all of these choices#Correct } // question: 16920604 name: The Boston Massacre trials and the Gaspee Affair ::The Boston Massacre trials and the Gaspee Affair::[html]The Boston Massacre trials and the Gaspee Affair{ ~convinced the English that they should vigorously punish individual political activists.#Incorrect ~temporarily reduced tensions between the colonies and England.#Incorrect =increased colonial fear and distrust of English motives and policies.#Correct ~effectively established Parliament's right to tax the colonies.#Incorrect ~had no lasting impact on relations between the colonies and England.#Incorrect } // question: 16920665 name: The Boston slave whose poetry deplored the institution of slavery was ... ::The Boston slave whose poetry deplored the institution of slavery was ...::[html]The Boston slave whose poetry deplored the institution of slavery was ____________________.{ =Phillis Wheatley#Correct ~Sarah Osborn#Incorrect ~Margaret Gage#Incorrect ~Helen Morgan#Incorrect ~Abigail Adams#Incorrect } // question: 16920663 name: The British commander who took over as governor of Massachusetts and closed ... ::The British commander who took over as governor of Massachusetts and closed ...::[html]The British commander who took over as governor of Massachusetts and closed the Port of Boston was General ____________________.{ =Thomas Gage#Correct ~Henry Clinton#Incorrect ~William Howe#Incorrect ~Richard Howe#Incorrect ~John Burgoyne#Incorrect } // question: 16920614 name: The Cherokee War ::The Cherokee War::[html]The Cherokee War{ ~lasted from 1750 to 1770.#Incorrect =occurred in the Carolinas.#Correct ~began when Cherokee warriors attacked Charleston.#Incorrect ~demonstrated the strength of British troops in America.#Incorrect ~was fought against the Spanish in Florida.#Incorrect } // question: 16920667 name: The citizens committee responsible for enforcing sanctions against England in... ::The citizens committee responsible for enforcing sanctions against England in...::[html]The citizens committee responsible for enforcing sanctions against England in 1775 was known as the ____________________.{ ~Tea Party#Incorrect =Association#Correct ~minutemen#Incorrect ~Sons of Liberty#Incorrect ~loyalist faction#Incorrect } // question: 16920664 name: The colonists named the Coercive Acts and the Quebec Act the ... ::The colonists named the Coercive Acts and the Quebec Act the ...::[html]The colonists named the Coercive Acts and the Quebec Act the ____________________.{ ~Oppressive Acts#Incorrect ~Tolerable Acts#Incorrect ~Mad King Acts#Incorrect =Intolerable Acts#Correct ~Senseless Acts#Incorrect } // question: 16920585 name: The English responded to colonial complaints against "taxation without ... ::The English responded to colonial complaints against "taxation without ...::[html]The English responded to colonial complaints against "taxation without representation" by asserting that{ ~colonial lobbyists in London represented local interests there.#Incorrect ~the assemblies provided adequate protection for colonial rights.#Incorrect =each member of Parliament virtually represented all the citizens of the empire.#Correct ~each colony could send a representative to the House of Commons.#Incorrect ~representation was not necessary for a government to tax.#Incorrect } // question: 16920616 name: The First Continental Congress met in ::The First Continental Congress met in::[html]The First Continental Congress met in{ ~New York.#Incorrect ~Boston.#Incorrect =Philadelphia.#Correct ~Charleston.#Incorrect ~Washington.#Incorrect } // question: 16920680 name: The first Sons of Liberty were organized in the city of ____________________. ::The first Sons of Liberty were organized in the city of ____________________.::[html]The first Sons of Liberty were organized in the city of ____________________.{ =Boston#Correct ~Philadelphia#Incorrect ~Newport#Incorrect ~Charleston#Incorrect ~New York#Incorrect } // question: 16920613 name: The greatest revenues to come in from the Sugar Act were expected to be from ... ::The greatest revenues to come in from the Sugar Act were expected to be from ...::[html]The greatest revenues to come in from the Sugar Act were expected to be from the tax on{ ~refined sugar.#Incorrect =molasses.#Correct ~Madeira wine.#Incorrect ~coffee.#Incorrect ~tea.#Incorrect } // question: 16920597 name: The legislature of ________ gave slaves hope for their emancipation. ::The legislature of ________ gave slaves hope for their emancipation.::[html]The legislature of ________ gave slaves hope for their emancipation.{ ~Virginia#Incorrect =Massachusetts#Correct ~New York#Incorrect ~Rhode Island#Incorrect ~North Carolina#Incorrect } // question: 16920583 name: The main argument of Thomas Paine's Common Sense ::The main argument of Thomas Paine's Common Sense::[html]The main argument of Thomas Paine's Common Sense{ ~moderated the system of taxation employed by the British.#Incorrect ~demanded representation in the British Parliament.#Incorrect =denounced the monarchy as a degenerate institution.#Correct ~called for George Washington to be named king.#Incorrect ~demanded that France enter the war.#Incorrect } // question: 16920686 name: The Massachusetts assembly urged other assemblies to resist new taxes in the ... ::The Massachusetts assembly urged other assemblies to resist new taxes in the ...::[html]The Massachusetts assembly urged other assemblies to resist new taxes in the ____________________ Letter. This letter led to a crisis when colonial assemblies refused to rescind it and governors dissolved the assemblies.{ ~Resistance#Incorrect ~Paine#Incorrect =Circular#Correct ~Crisis#Incorrect ~Tax#Incorrect } // question: 16920685 name: The minister in charge of colonial policy under William Pitt was ... ::The minister in charge of colonial policy under William Pitt was ...::[html]The minister in charge of colonial policy under William Pitt was ____________________.{ ~Thomas Paine#Incorrect ~John Wilkes#Incorrect ~Thomas Gage#Incorrect =Charles Townshend#Correct ~Lord Amherst#Incorrect } // question: 16920612 name: The only colony NOT to send a delegation to the First Continental Congress was ::The only colony NOT to send a delegation to the First Continental Congress was::[html]The only colony NOT to send a delegation to the First Continental Congress was{ =Georgia.#Correct ~Vermont.#Incorrect ~Rhode Island.#Incorrect ~South Carolina.#Incorrect ~Massachusetts.#Incorrect } // question: 16920588 name: The principal reform envisioned by the Townshend Revenue Act was to ::The principal reform envisioned by the Townshend Revenue Act was to::[html]The principal reform envisioned by the Townshend Revenue Act was to{ ~raise revenue.#Incorrect ~unload tea from the East India Company.#Incorrect ~establish the power of the King to tax.#Incorrect ~hurt colonial trade.#Incorrect =pay the salaries of colonial governors and judges.#Correct } // question: 16920600 name: The purpose of George Grenville's revenue policies was to ::The purpose of George Grenville's revenue policies was to::[html]The purpose of George Grenville's revenue policies was to{ ~force the colonies to pay the entire British debt from the French-Indian War.#Incorrect ~reward the colonies that assisted England during the French-Indian War#Incorrect =centralize and increase British control over all of the colonies.#Correct ~encourage voluntary participation of the colonies in determining their own tax burden.#Incorrect ~encourage the colonies to declare independence.#Incorrect } // question: 16920591 name: The Quebec Act ::The Quebec Act::[html]The Quebec Act{ ~prohibited Catholicism in the province.#Incorrect ~was considered intolerable by French Canadians.#Incorrect ~was seen as a sign that England would reverse the Stamp Act.#Incorrect =is viewed by many historians today as a farsighted law.#Correct ~None of these are correct.#Incorrect } // question: 16920581 name: The reason most Americans took up arms in 1775 was to ::The reason most Americans took up arms in 1775 was to::[html]The reason most Americans took up arms in 1775 was to{ ~establish a republican regime.#Incorrect ~avoid paying taxes.#Incorrect =restore the empire to what it had been before 1763.#Correct ~establish a radically new vision of the future.#Incorrect ~fight the Indians.#Incorrect } // question: 16920582 name: The so-called Olive Branch Petition to the king in 1775 ::The so-called Olive Branch Petition to the king in 1775::[html]The so-called Olive Branch Petition to the king in 1775{ ~more or less declared that a state of war existed in North America.#Incorrect ~called for increased trade between the colonies and the mother country.#Incorrect ~attacked George III.#Incorrect ~belligerently affirmed colonial rights.#Incorrect =affirmed the loyalty of the colonists to the crown#Correct } // question: 16920678 name: The state of ____________________ abstained in the vote to approve the ... ::The state of ____________________ abstained in the vote to approve the ...::[html]The state of ____________________ abstained in the vote to approve the Declaration of Independence.{ ~Massachusetts#Incorrect ~Pennsylvania#Incorrect =New York#Correct ~New Jersey#Incorrect ~Maryland#Incorrect } // question: 16920601 name: The Sugar Act was passed in order to limit the power of ::The Sugar Act was passed in order to limit the power of::[html]The Sugar Act was passed in order to limit the power of{ ~artisans.#Incorrect ~the elites.#Incorrect ~the colonial poor.#Incorrect ~physicians.#Incorrect =smugglers.#Correct } // question: 16920661 name: The use of old charters to take income from settlers was known as the ... ::The use of old charters to take income from settlers was known as the ...::[html]The use of old charters to take income from settlers was known as the ____________________.{ ~charter act#Incorrect ~reclamation act#Incorrect =feudal revival#Correct ~Stamp Act#Incorrect ~Sugar Act#Incorrect } // question: 16920658 name: The ____________________ Act (1764) forbade the colonies from issuing any ... ::The ____________________ Act (1764) forbade the colonies from issuing any ...::[html]The ____________________ Act (1764) forbade the colonies from issuing any paper money as legal tender.{ ~Stamp#Incorrect ~Coercive#Incorrect =Currency#Correct ~Silver#Incorrect ~Sugar#Incorrect } // question: 16920669 name: The ____________________ Act launched the first post-1763 colonial crisis. ::The ____________________ Act launched the first post-1763 colonial crisis.::[html]The ____________________ Act launched the first post-1763 colonial crisis.{ ~Townshend#Incorrect ~Currency#Incorrect ~Quebec#Incorrect ~Coercive#Incorrect =Stamp#Correct } // question: 16920674 name: Under the Tea Act, the price of legal tea would be ____________________ . ::Under the Tea Act, the price of legal tea would be ____________________ .::[html]Under the Tea Act, the price of legal tea would be ____________________ .{ ~increased#Incorrect =decreased#Correct ~higher than that of imported tea#Incorrect ~lower than that of imported tea#Incorrect ~fixed to the price of legal sugar#Incorrect } // question: 16920666 name: Volunteer colonial militia who were ready to defend their communities at a ... ::Volunteer colonial militia who were ready to defend their communities at a ...::[html]Volunteer colonial militia who were ready to defend their communities at a moment's notice were called ____________________.{ ~the lightning militia#Incorrect ~the thunder brigade#Incorrect =minutemen#Correct ~Massachusetts Mounties#Incorrect ~the Association#Incorrect } // question: 16920580 name: What did The Sugar Act of 1764 tax? ::What did The Sugar Act of 1764 tax?::[html]What did The Sugar Act of 1764 tax?{ =imported French molasses#Correct ~domestic refined sugar#Incorrect ~British molasses#Incorrect ~Canadian rum#Incorrect ~all agricultural products#Incorrect } // question: 16920598 name: What was the colonial response to the Stamp Act? ::What was the colonial response to the Stamp Act?::[html]What was the colonial response to the Stamp Act?{ ~Riots.#Incorrect ~Boycotts.#Incorrect ~Petitions to Parliament.#Incorrect ~Resolutions passed by colonial assemblies.#Incorrect =All of these choices are correct.#Correct } // question: 16920587 name: What was the significance of the Declaratory Act? ::What was the significance of the Declaratory Act?::[html]What was the significance of the Declaratory Act?{ ~It repealed the Stamp Act.#Incorrect ~It sent military assistance to Boston harbor to quell insurrection..#Incorrect =It asserted Parliament's absolute right to legislate for the colonies.#Correct ~It nullified the charters of Massachusetts and Rhode Island.#Incorrect ~It established new taxes on the colonists.#Incorrect } // question: 16920592 name: What was the Tea Act (1773)? ::What was the Tea Act (1773)?::[html]What was the Tea Act (1773)?{ =An attempt to save the British East India Company from financial disaster.#Correct ~A removal of the tax on colonists' tea.#Incorrect ~An increase in the price of English tea.#Incorrect ~An effort to break up the tea monopoly.#Incorrect ~A new tax on tea devised by Lord North.#Incorrect } // question: 16920590 name: Which government was reorganized by one of the Coercive Acts? ::Which government was reorganized by one of the Coercive Acts?::[html]Which government was reorganized by one of the Coercive Acts?{ ~New York#Incorrect ~Maryland#Incorrect ~Virginia#Incorrect =Massachusetts#Correct ~Georgia#Incorrect } // question: 16920594 name: Which is true of loyalists? ::Which is true of loyalists?::[html]Which is true of loyalists?{ ~They comprised a majority of the American people.#Incorrect ~They were contrasted with "patriots" in the years leading up to the Revolutionary War.#Incorrect ~They refused to denounce the Stamp Act.#Incorrect =Their political leanings could be predicted by their support of the Townshend Acts.#Correct ~They only occupied a marginal position in American society.#Incorrect } // question: 16920611 name: Which is true of Paul Revere? ::Which is true of Paul Revere?::[html]Which is true of Paul Revere?{ ~His famous ride was actually finished by a man who was leaving a lady friend's house at one in the morning.#Incorrect ~He was arrested by the British before he could finish his mission.#Incorrect ~He made political woodcuts.#Incorrect ~He had a career as a silversmith.#Incorrect =All of these are correct.#Correct } // question: 16920579 name: Which is true of Pontiac's War? ::Which is true of Pontiac's War?::[html]Which is true of Pontiac's War?{ ~Combined Indian tribal forces seized ten British forts and besieged two others.#Incorrect ~The English introduced germ warfare by giving the Indians smallpox-infested blankets.#Incorrect ~The Paxton Boys murdered unarmed Christian Indian men, women, and children.#Incorrect ~The Indians were united as never before.#Incorrect =All of these are correct.#Correct } // question: 16920615 name: Which of the following was NOT a consequence of the Boston Tea Party? ::Which of the following was NOT a consequence of the Boston Tea Party?::[html]Which of the following was NOT a consequence of the Boston Tea Party?{ ~British soldiers could now be housed among civilians if necessary.#Incorrect =Town meetings in Massachusetts were prohibited.#Correct ~The port of Boston was closed until Bostonians had made restitution for the tea.#Incorrect ~British soldiers or officials charged with a crime in Massachusetts would be tried either in another colony or in England.#Incorrect ~the Massachusetts council was to be appointed.#Incorrect } // question: 16920602 name: Which of the following was NOT part of the Townshend program? ::Which of the following was NOT part of the Townshend program?::[html]Which of the following was NOT part of the Townshend program?{ ~a tax on tea, paper, paint, lead, and glass imported into the colonies#Incorrect =recognition of colonial authority in providing supplies and housing for British troops#Correct ~the use of tax revenues to pay the salaries of colonial governors and judges#Incorrect ~relocation of British troops from the frontier to the major seaport cities#Incorrect ~creation of a separate American Board of Customs Commissioners in Boston#Incorrect } // question: 16920596 name: Which of these people spoke out against slavery? ::Which of these people spoke out against slavery?::[html]Which of these people spoke out against slavery?{ ~Sarah Osborn#Incorrect ~Phillis Wheatley#Incorrect ~William Murray#Incorrect ~Patrick Henry#Incorrect =All of these are correct.#Correct } // question: 16920586 name: Who drafted resolutions which stated that colonists could be taxed only by ... ::Who drafted resolutions which stated that colonists could be taxed only by ...::[html]Who drafted resolutions which stated that colonists could be taxed only by their own assemblies?{ ~George Washington#Incorrect ~John Dickinson#Incorrect =Patrick Henry#Correct ~Thomas Jefferson#Incorrect ~James Madison#Incorrect } // question: 16920609 name: Who was likely the highest ranking informant the Sons of Liberty had on their... ::Who was likely the highest ranking informant the Sons of Liberty had on their...::[html]Who was likely the highest ranking informant the Sons of Liberty had on their side?{ =Margaret Kemble Gage#Correct ~General Sir Thomas Gage#Incorrect ~Paul Revere#Incorrect ~Joseph Galloway#Incorrect ~John Hancock#Incorrect } // question: 16920599 name: Who was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence? ::Who was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence?::[html]Who was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence?{ ~John Adams#Incorrect ~Benjamin Franklin#Incorrect =Thomas Jefferson#Correct ~James Madison#Incorrect ~Patrick Henry#Incorrect } // question: 16920617 name: Whose anti-British pamphlet had the largest readership in the colonies? ::Whose anti-British pamphlet had the largest readership in the colonies?::[html]Whose anti-British pamphlet had the largest readership in the colonies?{ ~Thomas Jefferson#Incorrect ~Benjamin Franklin#Incorrect =Thomas Paine#Correct ~Patrick Henry#Incorrect ~John Murray#Incorrect } // question: 16920673 name: ____________________ colonies sent delegates to the Stamp Act Congress. ::____________________ colonies sent delegates to the Stamp Act Congress.::[html]____________________ colonies sent delegates to the Stamp Act Congress.{ ~4#Incorrect ~5#Incorrect ~6#Incorrect =9#Correct ~12#Incorrect } // question: 16920676 name: ____________________ led colonial opposition to the Townshend Revenue Act. ::____________________ led colonial opposition to the Townshend Revenue Act.::[html]____________________ led colonial opposition to the Townshend Revenue Act.{ =Massachusetts#Correct ~Pennsylvania#Incorrect ~New York#Incorrect ~New Jersey#Incorrect ~Maryland#Incorrect } // question: 16920671 name: ____________________ led the first wave of opposition to the Stamp Act in the... ::____________________ led the first wave of opposition to the Stamp Act in the...::[html]____________________ led the first wave of opposition to the Stamp Act in the Virginia House of Burgesses.{ ~Paul Revere#Incorrect =Patrick Henry#Correct ~William Howe#Incorrect ~Thomas Paine#Incorrect ~John Burgoyne#Incorrect } // question: 16920682 name: ____________________ was a radical member of Parliament who defended English ... ::____________________ was a radical member of Parliament who defended English ...::[html]____________________ was a radical member of Parliament who defended English liberties and openly sympathized with North American protestors. American colonists held him up as representative of freedom.{ ~Thomas Paine#Incorrect =John Wilkes#Correct ~Thomas Gage#Incorrect ~Charles Townshend#Incorrect ~Lord Amherst#Incorrect } // question: 16920675 name: ____________________, a Philadelphia lawyer, authored Letters from a Farmer ... ::____________________, a Philadelphia lawyer, authored Letters from a Farmer ...::[html]____________________, a Philadelphia lawyer, authored Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania in which he argued that all parliamentary taxation for revenue violated individual rights.{ =John Dickinson#Correct ~Benjamin Franklin#Incorrect ~Thomas Paine#Incorrect ~Patrick Henry#Incorrect ~John Burgoyne#Incorrect } // question: 16920649 name: Anglican clergymen were, as a group, extremely likely to be loyal to the crown. ::Anglican clergymen were, as a group, extremely likely to be loyal to the crown.::[html]Anglican clergymen were, as a group, extremely likely to be loyal to the crown.{TRUE} // question: 16920651 name: As various unpopular parliamentary restrictions on the colonists' activities ... ::As various unpopular parliamentary restrictions on the colonists' activities ...::[html]As various unpopular parliamentary restrictions on the colonists' activities were repealed in the early 1770s, the colonists' confidence in the British government was restored.{FALSE} // question: 16920639 name: At first, Britain's George Grenville used voluntary measures to get the ... ::At first, Britain's George Grenville used voluntary measures to get the ...::[html]At first, Britain's George Grenville used voluntary measures to get the colonists to pay for British troops stationed in North America.{FALSE} // question: 16920634 name: By the summer of 1776, patriot forces had won control of the territory in all... ::By the summer of 1776, patriot forces had won control of the territory in all...::[html]By the summer of 1776, patriot forces had won control of the territory in all thirteen colonies.{TRUE} // question: 16920633 name: During the 1760s, the Hudson Valley was the scene of widespread tenant unrest. ::During the 1760s, the Hudson Valley was the scene of widespread tenant unrest.::[html]During the 1760s, the Hudson Valley was the scene of widespread tenant unrest.{TRUE} // question: 16920630 name: John Dickinson was the first publisher of Phillis Wheatley's poems. ::John Dickinson was the first publisher of Phillis Wheatley's poems.::[html]John Dickinson was the first publisher of Phillis Wheatley's poems.{FALSE} // question: 16920621 name: John Wilkes was supported by the Sons of Liberty. ::John Wilkes was supported by the Sons of Liberty.::[html]John Wilkes was supported by the Sons of Liberty.{TRUE} // question: 16920652 name: Many colonists blamed one another for failing to win complete repeal of all ... ::Many colonists blamed one another for failing to win complete repeal of all ...::[html]Many colonists blamed one another for failing to win complete repeal of all of the Townshend duties.{TRUE} // question: 16920626 name: Of the thirteen colonial assemblies, only Georgia considered a stamp tax to ... ::Of the thirteen colonial assemblies, only Georgia considered a stamp tax to ...::[html]Of the thirteen colonial assemblies, only Georgia considered a stamp tax to be unconstitutional.{FALSE} // question: 16920627 name: One of the Coercive Acts protected British soldiers from prosecution in a ... ::One of the Coercive Acts protected British soldiers from prosecution in a ...::[html]One of the Coercive Acts protected British soldiers from prosecution in a colony they were accused of crimes in.{TRUE} // question: 16920647 name: Parliament repealed the Currency Act primarily because of pressure from ... ::Parliament repealed the Currency Act primarily because of pressure from ...::[html]Parliament repealed the Currency Act primarily because of pressure from British merchants and manufacturers.{FALSE} // question: 16920640 name: Pontiac's War was named for a Seneca chief. ::Pontiac's War was named for a Seneca chief.::[html]Pontiac's War was named for a Seneca chief.{FALSE} // question: 16920635 name: Sarah Osborn only taught African Americans. ::Sarah Osborn only taught African Americans.::[html]Sarah Osborn only taught African Americans.{FALSE} // question: 16920650 name: Tea provided three-quarters of the revenue raised under the Townshend Revenue... ::Tea provided three-quarters of the revenue raised under the Townshend Revenue...::[html]Tea provided three-quarters of the revenue raised under the Townshend Revenue Act.{TRUE} // question: 16920642 name: The 1733 Molasses Act was successful in keeping French molasses out of the ... ::The 1733 Molasses Act was successful in keeping French molasses out of the ...::[html]The 1733 Molasses Act was successful in keeping French molasses out of the British colonies in North America.{FALSE} // question: 16920653 name: The actual monetary loss resulting from the tea destroyed in Boston Tea Party... ::The actual monetary loss resulting from the tea destroyed in Boston Tea Party...::[html]The actual monetary loss resulting from the tea destroyed in Boston Tea Party was small.{FALSE} // question: 16920636 name: The battle between British troops and colonists that led to the death of 500 ... ::The battle between British troops and colonists that led to the death of 500 ...::[html]The battle between British troops and colonists that led to the death of 500 colonists was the Boston Massacre.{FALSE} // question: 16920646 name: The colonists viewed themselves as "Americans" as early as 1765. ::The colonists viewed themselves as "Americans" as early as 1765.::[html]The colonists viewed themselves as "Americans" as early as 1765.{FALSE} // question: 16920623 name: The Currency Act of 1764 allowed colonies to issue paper money as legal tender. ::The Currency Act of 1764 allowed colonies to issue paper money as legal tender.::[html]The Currency Act of 1764 allowed colonies to issue paper money as legal tender.{FALSE} // question: 16920648 name: The Declaratory Act was acceptable to the colonists because they interpreted ... ::The Declaratory Act was acceptable to the colonists because they interpreted ...::[html]The Declaratory Act was acceptable to the colonists because they interpreted it as prohibiting Parliament from levying taxes on the colonists.{TRUE} // question: 16920637 name: The first colonial crisis to develop after 1763 was over the Tea Act. ::The first colonial crisis to develop after 1763 was over the Tea Act.::[html]The first colonial crisis to develop after 1763 was over the Tea Act.{FALSE} // question: 16920632 name: The highest ranking informant in the Sons of Liberty was most likely a woman. ::The highest ranking informant in the Sons of Liberty was most likely a woman.::[html]The highest ranking informant in the Sons of Liberty was most likely a woman.{TRUE} // question: 16920628 name: The idea that the British Parliament represented the needs and interests of ... ::The idea that the British Parliament represented the needs and interests of ...::[html]The idea that the British Parliament represented the needs and interests of all the empire's subjects was known as indirect representation.{FALSE} // question: 16920643 name: The motive behind the American invasion of Canada in June 1775 was ... ::The motive behind the American invasion of Canada in June 1775 was ...::[html]The motive behind the American invasion of Canada in June 1775 was territorial expansion.{FALSE} // question: 16920641 name: The Paxton Boys were all convicted of murder. ::The Paxton Boys were all convicted of murder.::[html]The Paxton Boys were all convicted of murder.{FALSE} // question: 16920622 name: The Proclamation of 1763 banned all new settlement in northern New England. ::The Proclamation of 1763 banned all new settlement in northern New England.::[html]The Proclamation of 1763 banned all new settlement in northern New England.{FALSE} // question: 16920618 name: The Quartering Act (1765) stated that one-fourth of the revenue from the ... ::The Quartering Act (1765) stated that one-fourth of the revenue from the ...::[html]The Quartering Act (1765) stated that one-fourth of the revenue from the Stamp Act was to be given back to the colonies.{FALSE} // question: 16920644 name: The Quartering Act of 1765 required the army to quarter its soldiers in ... ::The Quartering Act of 1765 required the army to quarter its soldiers in ...::[html]The Quartering Act of 1765 required the army to quarter its soldiers in private homes.{FALSE} // question: 16920624 name: The Quartering Act of 1765 successfully resolved the vexing problem of how to... ::The Quartering Act of 1765 successfully resolved the vexing problem of how to...::[html]The Quartering Act of 1765 successfully resolved the vexing problem of how to house British troops in the Americas.{FALSE} // question: 16920631 name: The Quebec Act was opposed by Canadian Catholics. ::The Quebec Act was opposed by Canadian Catholics.::[html]The Quebec Act was opposed by Canadian Catholics.{FALSE} // question: 16920657 name: The Second Continental Congress had unanimous support for the Declaration of ... ::The Second Continental Congress had unanimous support for the Declaration of ...::[html]The Second Continental Congress had unanimous support for the Declaration of Independence.{FALSE} // question: 16920655 name: The Second Continental Congress operated as an American equivalent of ... ::The Second Continental Congress operated as an American equivalent of ...::[html]The Second Continental Congress operated as an American equivalent of Parliament.{FALSE} // question: 16920629 name: The Second Continental Congress was a response to the Townshend Acts. ::The Second Continental Congress was a response to the Townshend Acts.::[html]The Second Continental Congress was a response to the Townshend Acts.{FALSE} // question: 16920638 name: The Stamp Act was harshly enforced. ::The Stamp Act was harshly enforced.::[html]The Stamp Act was harshly enforced.{FALSE} // question: 16920645 name: The Stamp Act was the last in a series of direct taxes on the colonies. ::The Stamp Act was the last in a series of direct taxes on the colonies.::[html]The Stamp Act was the last in a series of direct taxes on the colonies.{FALSE} // question: 16920619 name: The Sugar Act only taxed molasses. ::The Sugar Act only taxed molasses.::[html]The Sugar Act only taxed molasses.{FALSE} // question: 16920654 name: The threat of colonial nonexportation was much more radical than nonimportation. ::The threat of colonial nonexportation was much more radical than nonimportation.::[html]The threat of colonial nonexportation was much more radical than nonimportation.{TRUE} // question: 16920620 name: The unpopular lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, whose home was destroyed ... ::The unpopular lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, whose home was destroyed ...::[html]The unpopular lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, whose home was destroyed by a crowd in 1765, was Daniel Dulany.{FALSE} // question: 16920656 name: Thomas Paine's Common Sense was particularly effective in nudging the ... ::Thomas Paine's Common Sense was particularly effective in nudging the ...::[html]Thomas Paine's Common Sense was particularly effective in nudging the Mid-Atlantic colonies toward independence.{TRUE} // question: 16920625 name: William Howe was named military commander of the Continental Army because he ... ::William Howe was named military commander of the Continental Army because he ...::[html]William Howe was named military commander of the Continental Army because he had military experience and was from a region outside of the northeast.{TRUE}