Review Game

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Review Game

• Chapter 5

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• This 21 year-old led the Virginia militia to tell
  the French to leave the land.

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• George Washington

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• Why did the British want the land that the French
  and American Indians were on?

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• For farmland

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• What is an agreement between countries to help
  each other against other countries?

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• Alliance

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• Name one alliance during the French and Indian
  war.

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• French and Indians
• Colonists and the British

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• Explain the idea behind the image of the Snake
  with the words Join, or Die written below.

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• Without uniting the colonist were in major
  trouble.

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• What treaty ended the French and Indian War.

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• Treaty of Paris

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• What is a treaty?

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• A formal agreement between two countries.

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• Name one other treaty in history.

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• Treaty of Versailles.

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• France ceded land at the end of the war. What
  does the word ceded mean?

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• To surrender.

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• Name one positive outcome for the British from
  the French and Indian war.

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• New land

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• Name one negative outcome for the British?

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• Great debt

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• Name an outcome for the French.

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• Had to surrender the majority of the land.

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• Name one outcome the war had on the American
  Indians.

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• They were pushed off of their land by the British
  because the French were no longer there to
  protect them.

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• This act banned colonial settlement west of a
  line drawn along the Appalachian Mountains.

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• Proclamation of 1763.

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• Why would the colonist be upset with the
  Proclamation of 1763?

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• They were proud of the efforts in the French and
  Indian war.

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• Why did the British put the proclamation of 1763
  into place.

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• Due to the battles with the Native Americans.

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• In order to patrol this area, the British had to
  put this act into place.

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• Quartering Act

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• What is the Quartering Act?

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• The act required colonists to quarter, or house
  British troops and provide them with food and
  other supplies.

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• This act required that all colonist buy special
  tax stamps for all kinds of products and
  activities.

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• Stamp Act

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• What is an organized campaign to refuse to buy
  certain products?

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• A boycott.

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• What is a written request to a government?

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• A petition.

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• What was one method used by the colonists to
  express their displeasure with the British?

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• Write newsletters and pamphlets and plays.

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• This man saidI know not what course others may
  take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me
  death

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• Patrick Henry

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• This put a tax on several products, including
  molasses?

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• The Sugar Act.

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• These were court orders that allowed officials to
  make searches without saying for what they were
  searching.

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• Under this act, Britain would no longer tax
  products or activities inside the colonies. It
  would only tax products brought into the colonies.

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• Townshend Acts

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• This even occurred on March 5, 1770, when an
  angry crowd of workers and sailors surrounded a
  small group of soliders and then shots were fired.

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• Boston Massacre

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• The aim of this group was to keep colonists
  informed of British actions.

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• Committees of Correspondence

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• This man established the Committee of
  Correspondence.

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• Samuel Adams

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• This act was passed in order to help the British
  east India company, one of Britain's most
  important companies.

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• Tea Act

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• The Tea Act set up a monopoly. What is a
  monopoly?

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• Total control of a market for a certain product.

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• How did the colonists respond to the tea act?

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• The Boston Tea Party.

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• How did the British respond to the Boston Tea
  Party?

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• Intolerable Acts

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• Why were they called the Intolerable Acts?

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• Because of the harshness of the acts.

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• Citizen soldiers who could be ready to fight at a
  minutes notices

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• minutemen

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• First shot of the Revolutionary War?

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• Shot Heard Round the World

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• This group met in Sept and Oct of 1774 to discuss
  how to respond to the Intolerable Acts.

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• First Continental Congress