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Imperial Tension
F and IW
No Taxation Without Representation
Violent Opposition
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2
Principle combatants during the French and Indian
War

• 100

3
British, French, Native Americans

• 100

4
Which decade saw the view of colonists start to
shift from that of supportive of their role in
the British Empire to one of disappointment?

• 200

5
1760s

• 200

6
The British Monarchy tried to directly control
the colonies by appointing men to what positions?

• 300

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Governors, customs collectors and naval officers

• 300

8
In terms of Native American relations, what was
the primary social difference between the French
model of settlement and the British?

• 400

9
French assimilation and integration in Native
American life

• 400

10
The Iroquois Nation was a confederation between
what tribes?

• 500

11
Mohawk, Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga and Oneida

• 500

12
What famous American leader failed to protect
Fort Necessity from the French?

• 100

13
George Washington

• 100

14
What British Prime Minister enacted firm and
beneficial policies which turned the war in
Britains favor?

• 200

15
William Pitt

• 200

16
What major battle/seige saw the turning point of
the war?

• 300

17
Quebec

• 300

18
Explain how the French and Indian War can be seen
as a cause of the Revolutionary War

• 400

19
Impediments on westward expansion and economic
restrictions, most notably new taxes to pay for
the F-I War eroded British-Colonial relations

• 400

20
What British General was killed at Fort Duquesne
ANDWhat is the Duquesne area know as today?

• 500

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General Edward BraddockPittsburgh

• 500

22
Who provided the most famous speeches against the
Stamp Act in the House of Burgesses?

• 100

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Patrick Henry

• 100

24
Who defended the Boston Massacre Soldiers in
Court? Why?

• 200

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John Adams.No man in a free country should be
denied the right to counsel and a fair trialTo
show the King Bostonians were civil and fair, not
just an angry mob.

• 200

26
Why was it surprising that colonists rejected the
quartering aspect of the Mutiny Act?

• 300

27
Colonists had been voluntarily quartering troops
for years

• 300

28
Why was the colonial reaction to the Stamp Act
different from that of the Sugar Act?

• 400

29
The Stamp Act was a direct tax, rather than an
import duty

• 400

30
What was Benjamin Franklins role in the Stamp
Act?

• 500

31
He spoke out against it in London as Agent to the
Crown for Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Georgia
and New Jersey

• 500

32
Though the closing of Boston Harbor was
considered to be Coercive, the colonists labeled
it as.

• 100

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Intolerable

• 100

34
The first attempt to coordinate efforts of
dissent amongst all of the colonies (except
Georgia) in 1774 was called the

• 200

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First Continental Congress

• 200

36
The British attempted to seize colonial munitions
at

• 300

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Concord

• 300

38
The Tea act protected the economic interests of
which company

• 400

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The British East India Company

• 400

40
What two subversive groups gained power in
Massachusetts as a result of the Boston Massacre

• 500

41
Increased power of the Sons of Liberty and the
establishment of the Committees of Correspondence

• 500

42
Facts are stubborn things.

• 100

43
John Adams

• 100

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"If this be treason, make the most of it.

• 200

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Patrick Henry

• 200

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• Author?
• 300

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Paul Revere

• 300

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Author?

• 400

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Ben Franklin

• 400

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• 500

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Johann Ramberg

• 500