// question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_5 $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_5 // question: 16627840 name: All of the following are true about the Revenue Act of 1766 except that ::All of the following are true about the Revenue Act of 1766 except that::[html]
All of the following are true about the Revenue Act of 1766 except that
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it reduced the duty on molasses.
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it was clearly a revenue measure.
#Incorrect ~
it generated more income for the empire than any other colonial tax.
#Incorrect =
it applied only to foreign molasses imported into the mainland.
#Correct ~
few colonists attacked it for violating the principle of no taxation without representation.
#Incorrect } // question: 16627846 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: 16627819 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: 16627844 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: 16627829 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
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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: 16627851 name: During Pontiac' s War, ::During Pontiac' s War,::[html]
During Pontiac' s War,
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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 choices
#Correct } // question: 16627848 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
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glass.
#Incorrect ~
lead.
#Incorrect =
tea.
#Correct ~
paper.
#Incorrect ~
painters' colors.
#Incorrect } // question: 16627859 name: In Virginia, ____ drafted resolutions solutions in 1765, which stated that ... ::In Virginia, ____ drafted resolutions solutions in 1765, which stated that ...::[html]
In Virginia, ____ drafted resolutions solutions in 1765, 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: 16627826 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
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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: 16627854 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
{ ~
pay for 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: 16627845 name: The "regulators" in the Carolinas were ::The "regulators" in the Carolinas were::[html]
The "regulators" in the Carolinas were
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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: 16627825 name: The Boston Massacre ::The Boston Massacre::[html]
The Boston Massacre
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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: 16627836 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: 16627862 name: The British government measure that established French civil law and the ... ::The British government measure that established French civil law and the ...::[html]
The British government measure that established French civil law and the Roman Catholic Church in the province of Quebec was known as the
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Toleration Act.
#Incorrect =
Quebec Act.
#Correct ~
Proclamation of 1763.
#Incorrect ~
Coercive Act.
#Incorrect ~
the Stamp Act.
#Incorrect } // question: 16627821 name: The Coercive Acts ::The Coercive Acts::[html]
The Coercive Acts
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attempted to impose new taxes on the colonies.
#Incorrect ~
forced the port of Boston to remain open to British ships.
#Incorrect =
reorganized the government of Massachusetts.
#Correct ~
extended the power of the governor of New York.
#Incorrect ~
suppressed the rights of Catholics in Maryland.
#Incorrect } // question: 16627823 name: The colonial response to the Stamp Act included ::The colonial response to the Stamp Act included::[html]
The colonial response to the Stamp Act included
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street violence and riots.
#Incorrect ~
economic boycotts.
#Incorrect ~
petitions to Parliament.
#Incorrect ~
resolutions passed by colonial assemblies.
#Incorrect =
all of these choices
#Correct } // question: 16627837 name: The colonists opposed the Stamp Tax because it ::The colonists opposed the Stamp Tax because it::[html]
The colonists opposed the Stamp Tax because it
{ =
was the first direct internal tax passed by Parliament for the North American colonies.
#Correct ~
was an indirect external tax on goods imported into the colonies.
#Incorrect ~
was too expensive to enforce.
#Incorrect ~
gave too much authority to colonial common law courts.
#Incorrect ~
required a large number of tax collectors to be sent from England.
#Incorrect } // question: 16627828 name: The Declaration of Independence was primarily written by ::The Declaration of Independence was primarily written by::[html]
The Declaration of Independence was primarily written by
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John Adams.
#Incorrect ~
Benjamin Franklin.
#Incorrect =
Thomas Jefferson.
#Correct ~
James Madison.
#Incorrect ~
Patrick Henry.
#Incorrect } // question: 16627824 name: The Declaratory Act ::The Declaratory Act::[html]
The Declaratory Act
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repealed the Stamp Act.
#Incorrect ~
declared that the colonies were in a state of insurrection.
#Incorrect =
asserted Parliament's absolute right to legislate for the colonies.
#Correct ~
nullified the charters of Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
#Incorrect ~
established new taxes on the colonists.
#Incorrect } // question: 16627820 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: 16627830 name: The First Continental Congress met in ::The First Continental Congress met in::[html]
The First Continental Congress met in
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New York.
#Incorrect ~
Boston.
#Incorrect =
Philadelphia.
#Correct ~
Charleston.
#Incorrect ~
Washington.
#Incorrect } // question: 16627850 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: 16627833 name: The group most responsible for overt resistance to acts of Parliament were the ::The group most responsible for overt resistance to acts of Parliament were the::[html]
The group most responsible for overt resistance to acts of Parliament were the
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Paxton Boys.
#Incorrect =
Sons of Liberty.
#Correct ~
colonial assemblies.
#Incorrect ~
"regulators."
#Incorrect ~
citizens of Pennsylvania.
#Incorrect } // question: 16627831 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: 16627835 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: 16627838 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: 16627827 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: 16627842 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
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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: 16627841 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: 16627832 name: The Sugar Act (1764) placed a duty, or tax, on ::The Sugar Act (1764) placed a duty, or tax, on::[html]
The Sugar Act (1764) placed a duty, or tax, on
{ =
imported French molasses.
#Correct ~
domestic refined sugar.
#Incorrect ~
British molasses.
#Incorrect ~
Canadian rum.
#Incorrect ~
all agricultural products.
#Incorrect } // question: 16627834 name: The Sugar Act, for Grenville, launched a war against ::The Sugar Act, for Grenville, launched a war against::[html]
The Sugar Act, for Grenville, launched a war against
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artisans.
#Incorrect ~
the elites.
#Incorrect ~
the colonial poor.
#Incorrect ~
physicians.
#Incorrect =
smugglers.
#Correct } // question: 16627822 name: The Tea Act (1773) ::The Tea Act (1773)::[html]
The Tea Act (1773)
{ =
attempted to save the British East India Company from financial disaster.
#Correct ~
removed the tax on colonists' tea.
#Incorrect ~
increased the price of colonists' tea.
#Incorrect ~
placed a high new tax on the colonists' tea.
#Incorrect ~
was endorsed by the American tea sellers.
#Incorrect } // question: 16627847 name: Which of the following statements about the Tea Act of 1773 is not true? ::Which of the following statements about the Tea Act of 1773 is not true?::[html]
Which of the following statements about the Tea Act of 1773 is not true?
{ ~
It repealed import duties on tea in England.
#Incorrect ~
It mandated that tea to the colonies arrive only on special East India Company ships.
#Incorrect ~
It restricted tea sales to only a few distributors in each colonial port.
#Incorrect ~
The East India Company's tea would sell cheaper than smuggled tea.
#Incorrect =
It was designed to provide the British government with much-needed revenue.
#Correct } // question: 16627839 name: Which of the following statements is not true concerning the New England ... ::Which of the following statements is not true concerning the New England ...::[html]
Which of the following statements is not true concerning the New England Restraining Act?
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It barred New Englanders from the Atlantic fisheries.
#Incorrect ~
It allowed New England to trade with England.
#Incorrect ~
It was introduced to Parliament in January 1775.
#Incorrect ~
It prohibited commerce between New England and any place except Britain and the British West Indies.
#Incorrect =
It banned New England's commerce with the British West Indies.
#Correct } // question: 16627849 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?
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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: 16627843 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: 16627870 name: All thirteen colonial assemblies considered a stamp tax to be unconstitutional. ::All thirteen colonial assemblies considered a stamp tax to be unconstitutional.::[html]
All thirteen colonial assemblies considered a stamp tax to be unconstitutional.
{TRUE} // question: 16627865 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: 16627875 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: 16627876 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: 16627877 name: Following the Coercive Acts, the American colonies called the First ... ::Following the Coercive Acts, the American colonies called the First ...::[html]
Following the Coercive Acts, the American colonies called the First Continental Congress.
{TRUE} // question: 16627886 name: George Washington was named military commander of the Continental Army ... ::George Washington was named military commander of the Continental Army ...::[html]
George Washington was named military commander of the Continental Army because he had military experience and was from a region outside of the northeast.
{TRUE} // question: 16627852 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: 16627864 name: Parliament repealed the Stamp Act primarily because of pressure from British ... ::Parliament repealed the Stamp Act primarily because of pressure from British ...::[html]
Parliament repealed the Stamp Act primarily because of pressure from British merchants and manufacturers.
{TRUE} // question: 16627868 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: 16627884 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: 16627882 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: 16627885 name: The 2nd Continental Congress had unanimous support for the Declaration of ... ::The 2nd Continental Congress had unanimous support for the Declaration of ...::[html]
The 2nd Continental Congress had unanimous support for the Declaration of Independence.
{FALSE} // question: 16627867 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: 16627871 name: The author of Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania was John Dickinson. ::The author of Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania was John Dickinson.::[html]
The author of Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania was John Dickinson.
{TRUE} // question: 16627878 name: The Coercive Acts were implemented in response to the Boston Massacre. ::The Coercive Acts were implemented in response to the Boston Massacre.::[html]
The Coercive Acts were implemented in response to the Boston Massacre.
{FALSE} // question: 16627856 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: 16627888 name: The Currency Act of 1764 forbade the colonies to issue any paper money as ... ::The Currency Act of 1764 forbade the colonies to issue any paper money as ...::[html]
The Currency Act of 1764 forbade the colonies to issue any paper money as legal tender.
{TRUE} // question: 16627881 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: 16627872 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: 16627873 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 virtual representation.
{TRUE} // question: 16627874 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: 16627855 name: The primary purpose of the Townshend Revenue Act was not to generate revenue. ::The primary purpose of the Townshend Revenue Act was not to generate revenue.::[html]
The primary purpose of the Townshend Revenue Act was not to generate revenue.
{TRUE} // question: 16627889 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: 16627858 name: The Proclamation of 1763 was designed to benefit western Indians. ::The Proclamation of 1763 was designed to benefit western Indians.::[html]
The Proclamation of 1763 was designed to benefit western Indians.
{TRUE} // question: 16627890 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: 16627857 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 public buildings rather than private homes.
{TRUE} // question: 16627869 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: 16627887 name: The Quebec Act (1774) established French civil law and the Roman Catholic ... ::The Quebec Act (1774) established French civil law and the Roman Catholic ...::[html]
The Quebec Act (1774) established French civil law and the Roman Catholic Church in Quebec.
{TRUE} // question: 16627880 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: 16627853 name: The skirmish between British troops and colonists that led to the death of ... ::The skirmish between British troops and colonists that led to the death of ...::[html]
The skirmish between British troops and colonists that led to the death of five colonists was the Boston Massacre.
{TRUE} // question: 16627879 name: The Stamp Act was never enforced. ::The Stamp Act was never enforced.::[html]
The Stamp Act was never enforced.
{TRUE} // question: 16627860 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: 16627861 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: 16627866 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: 16627863 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: 16627883 name: Women did not participate in the resistance. ::Women did not participate in the resistance.::[html]
Women did not participate in the resistance.
{FALSE}