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According to the Treaty of Paris, the final agreement was that the_____________ would be the western border of the United States
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Gulf of Mexico
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When did England impose the Sugar Act?
1764
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Where did the American delegates sign a peace treaty with England in 1783?
Paris, France
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Boston
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When did the Revolutionary War end?
1783
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1790
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When and where did the colonial army won some important battles and took control?
Yorktown, Virginia - October 19, 1781
Boston, Massachusetts (Bunker Hill) - June 1775
Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts - April 19, 1775
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Who entered the war on the side of the colonists in the battle in the middle and southern colonies?
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When and where did the representatives of the Second Continental Congress declared the independence of the colonies from British rule?
July 4, 1776 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Who won many battles in the Boston, Massachusetts (Bunker Hill)?
The British
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Where did the Revolutionary War take place in June 1775?
Boston, Massachusetts (Bunker Hill)
Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts
Yorktown, Virginia
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Where did the first fight of the Revolutionary War take place?
Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts
Boston, Massachusetts (Bunker Hill)
Yorktown, Virginia
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When did the Revolutionary War begin?
on April 19, 1775
on April 19, 1776
on April 22, 1775
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On ___________________, George III, King of Great Britain, stood up in front of his Parliament and declared the American colonies to be in a state of rebellion.
26 October 1775
26 November 1775
26 December 1775
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After representatives for the colonists called on Britain to cancel the Intolerable Acts, Britain responded by ____________.
sending more troops.
approving with requests from the colonies.
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In 1774, twelve of the thirteen colonies sent representatives to the ________________ as a direct response to the Intolerable Acts
First Continental Congress
Second Continental Congress
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What did The Congress do to go agaisnt England?
stop buying British goods and demanded rights for colonists
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The British decided that the colonies needed to be punished for the Boston Tea Party. They issued a number of new laws that the colonists called the___________
Intolerable Acts in 1774
Intolerable Acts in 1775
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What was the act of dumping all the tea from a British ship into Boston harbor?
Boston Tea Party -Â December 1773
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What was the Tea Act and when did it pass?
taxes on imported tea - 1773
taxes on imported tea - 1776
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During one protest in Boston, a fight broke out and several colonists were shot and killed. This incident became known as the __________.
Boston Massacre (March 1770)
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As early as 1660, Parliament had passed the __________ controlling trade between the colonies and England. These laws were passed because it was believed that the wealth of the colonies should go to the parent country
Navigation Acts
Townshend Acts
Stamp Acts
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When was Townshend Acts put into practice?
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What was the Townshend Acts?
taxes on tea, lead, paint, paper, glass imported to the colo
taxes on printed materials
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What was the Stamp Acts and when was it put into practice?
taxes on printed materials - 1765
taxes on printed materials - 1764
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What was the main reason that the British tax the colonies?
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to increase revenues for the costs of defending
The French and Indian War put the British crown in debt
The expanding British Empire
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Why did the British need the colonies?
for economic reasons
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These troops weren't ____ and Britain needed money to pay for the troops. The British Parliament decided to __________ to help pay for the troops.
free - tax the American colonies
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Who helped the colonists fight the war against New France?
British troops
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How long did the French and Indian War last?
1754 - 1763
1754 - 1770
1754 - 1765
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Who did the King of England give Maryland to?
Lord Baltimore
William Penn
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Who were the settlers of Deleware?
Settlers from Pennsylvinia
Thomas Hooker and people from his church at Massachusets
The Pilgrims came to Plymouth in 1620
Some Puritans left Massachusetts
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Who settled at Pennsylvania?
The Quarkers (Giáo Hữu Hội)
The British who were in debt
Thomas Hooker and people from his church at Massachusets
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Who established Pennsylvania?
William Penn
The King of England
Lord Baltimore
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Who were the settlers of New Jersey?
Settlers rented the land from landowners
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Dutch settlers were living in ______________, but the British took the land from them and named it ____________-.
New Netherlands - New York
New York - New Netherlands
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Why did Thomas Hooker and people from his church left Massachusetts and came to Connecticut?
The farmland was better
They wanted to start a new colony with religious freedom
They wanted to find gold
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Who were the settlers of Connecticut?
Thomas Hooker and people from his church at Massachusets
Settlers from Virginia renting the land from landowners.
The British who were in debt
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Who were the settlers of Georgia?
The British who were in debt
Settlers from Virginia renting the land from landowners.
The Pilgrims came to Plymouth in 1620
Settlers from Massachusetts
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Who were the settlers of North Carolina and South Carolina?
Settlers from Virginia renting the land from landowners.
The Indians
The Pilgrims came to Plymouth in 1620
Some Puritans left Massachusetts
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Some Puritans left Massachusetts to go to Rhode Island to ______________________________. They established the principle of separation of church and state.
start a new colony with religious freedom for everyone.
to find gold and trade tobacco with Europe
to make money from land sales
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Who were the settlers of Rhode Island?
Some Puritans left Massachusetts
The Pilgrims came to Plymouth in 1620
The Indians
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The settlers from Massachusetts came for religious freedom, _______________
but they did not give the same freedom to other churches.
and they gave the same freedom to other churches.
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Who were the settlers of Massachusetts?
The Pilgrims came to Plymouth in 1620
The Indians
The settlers from New Hampshire
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How did settlers from New Hampshire do to make a living?
fishing and trading
finding gold
trading tobacco
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Who were the settlers of New Hampshire?
settlers from Massachusetts
settlers from Virginia
settlers from Maryland
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What were the reasons for Establishment of Virginia?
to find gold and trade tobacco with Europe
for religious freedom
to make money from land sales
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The settlers killed many Indians and took their land. They pushed the Indians to the ________
west
east
south
north
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When did the British establish their first permanent settlement at Jamestown, Virginia?
1607
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1600
1610
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Who established the first permanent settlement in North America at St. Augustine, Florida?
The Spanish
The French
The English
The Asian
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The Spanish explored South America in search of ____________. Priests came to ______________
adventure and gold - teach the native people
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