What was The Boston Tea Party?
The British dumped tea into the Boston Harbor.
The Irish dumped tea into the Boston Harbor.
The Spanish dumped tea into the Boston Harbor.
The Sons of Liberty dumped tea into the Boston Harbor.
Repealed
To Veto a Law
To Redo a Law
To Write a Law
To Undo a Law
What is a Standing Army?
A Mercenary Army maintained during peacetime
A Mercenary Army maintained even during wartime.
A Professional Army maintained even during peacetime
A Professional Army maintained even during wartime.
Sons of Liberty
Son's of Soldiers who refused to fight
Son's of Soldiers who ran for President
Son's of Soldiers who fought for freedom
Men's Organization that had protests, boycotts, etc.
Daughters of Liberty
Encouraged the use of home-made goods
Encouraged citizens to vote
Encouraged citizens to pay their taxes
Encouraged citizens to be responsible
What is a Boycott?
A protest in which people Picket.
A protest in which people stay home.
A protest in which people don't buy controversial items.
A protest in which people refuse to go to work.
What is Parliament?
The Russian Government
The British Government
The European Government
The American Government
What is a Monopoly?
No company has any control.
Three companies have equal control.
Some companies have some control.
One company has complete control of an entire market.
What was The Boston Massacre?
A fight between the Australians and Bostonians
A fight between the British and Bostonians
A fight between the Irish and Bostonians
A fight between the Americans and Bostonians
Salutary Neglect
The British Policy of punishing the Americans
The American Policy of Protesting
The British Policy of letting Americans ignore most the laws
The American Policy of taxing the British
What is a Protest?
A Professional Army
A British Policy
Expressing a objection
The British Government
Treason
A crime against the government by stealing
A crime against the government by protesting
A crime against the government to which one should be loyal
A crime against the people by boycotting
Coercive Acts
The Protest Acts
The Tax Acts
The Stamp Acts
The Intolerable Acts
What is Smuggling?
To take things or people secretly/illegally
To replace things or people secretly/illegally
To replace things or people with permission
To take things or people with permission