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Section 3- Wars for empires
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1What law was not really enforced by the british because of their statutory neglect?
- ATea acts- where the british taxed tea
- BNavigation acts- made it illegal for colonists to trade with anyone but Britain
- CStamp acts- Where the british taxed paper goods
- DQuebec act- Where the British took off some regulation for their new French colonists
2Label each war with their European name
King Williams war AKA [blank_start]War of the grand Alliance[blank_end]
Queen Annes war AKA [blank_start]War of Spanish succession[blank_end]
King Georges war AKA [blank_start]War of Austrian succession[blank_end]
French and Indian war AKA [blank_start]7 years war[blank_end]- AWar of the grand Alliance
- BWar of Spanish succession
- CWar of Austrian succession
- D7 years war
3Check the 2 factors of King Williams war.
- AIn Europe it was called the War of the grand alliance
- BIt started in the colonies
- CIt started because the protestant war in England angered France
4Queen Annes war (aka: War of [blank_start]spanish[blank_end] succession) was started because the monarch of [blank_start]Spain[blank_end] died and King [blank_start]Louie XIV[blank_end] believed his grandson deserved the spanish throne. [blank_start]England[blank_end] didn't like it.
- ASpanish
- BEnglish
- CFrench
- DSpain
- EFrance
- FEngland
- GLouie XIV
- HJames the third
- IGeorge
- JAustrian
5After each of the wars for empires, the status for the British colonies were allways [blank_start]Status Quo Ante bellum[blank_end]- meaning they wanted to leave things the way they were before the war.
- AStatus Quo: Ante bellum
- BStatus Quo: Post bellium
- CStatus Quo: Nequam
- DStatus Quo: Tulit bellium
6Is it true that after the war when the british left everything in the colonies to be Ante Bellum, the colonists were offended.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
7Each war pushed Britain further and further into debt.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
8The French and Indian war (AKA the 7 years war) was the only war that started in the colonies and spread to the rest of Europe.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
9A Militia is comprised of part time soldiers
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
10[blank_start]Robert Dwindle[blank_end] was the creator of the [blank_start]Ohio[blank_end] river company. He wanted to control the river but a [blank_start]French[blank_end] fort occupied it. [blank_start]Dwindle[blank_end] goes to the commander of the Virginia minutemen (Washington) and asks them to make the French leave. To intimidate the French the militia built [blank_start]Ft. Necessity[blank_end].
- ARobert Dwindle
- BOhio
- CFrench
- DBritish
- EIndian
- FDwindle
- GPitt
- HWilliam Pitt
- IFt. Necessity
- JFt. Duquense
- KFt. Sumpter
11What started the French and Indian war?
- AThe French slaughter of the Indians.
- BIndian aggression towards the colonies.
- CThe sack of Ft. Necessity & capture of Washington.
- DThe capture of the French fort on the Ohio.
12The Indians that sided with the militia slaughtered the French. Is it true that the Indians were imprisoned for their acts?
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
13The Albany plan- a plan Franklin wrote to ask for help from other colonies- was accepted.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
14The beginning of the war embarrassed the English so they sent a general and 2000 other soilders over to teach the colonists... What happened?
- AThey failed, the general was killed & power fell to Washington who retreated.
- BThey succeeded, but the general was killed & power fell to Washington who stayed and fought.
- CThey failed, the militia was beat down and the British retreated.
- DThey succeeded, the Washington was killed & the general retreated after the battle.
15[blank_start]William Pitt the elder[blank_end] puts together a fund to get money for soldiers and [blank_start]military[blank_end]. He sends [blank_start]James Wolfe[blank_end] who was killed in [blank_start]Quebec[blank_end] and [blank_start]Jeffery Amherst[blank_end] who fought the French in Quebec.
- AWilliam Pitt the elder
- Bmilitary
- Cweapons
- DJames Wolfe
- EQuebec
- FMontreal
- GJeffery Amherst
16The war ended in 1763, what were the effects of it? (3 answers)
- ATreaty of Paris signed
- BBritain got more American land
- CColonists were forbidden from crossing the Application Mountains
- DBritish regulated which colonies could have a militia
- EAmericans gained control over the Ohio river
17What happens when the Colonists cross the Appellations?
- ABoston massacre- 7 people (who deserved to get shot) get shot in Boston
- BPontiacs rebellion- An Indian uprising to take British land.
- CThe Enlightenment- Colonists gain enlightened philosophy
- DThe constitutional congress takes place- A congress of Whigs came together to solve issues about British mistreatment of the colonies.
18After the rebellion what did King George3 do? (3 answers)
- AWanted more closely governed colonies
- BNeeded colonists to help pay Englands war debts
- CEnforced navigation acts (which has been neglected)
- DWrote the "Declaration of rights & Grievances"
- ESent help to help colonist defend themselves from Pontiacs rebellion
19Which 4 acts were in the Greenville plan?
- ARevenue acts- Series of laws that put a variety of taxes on consumable items
- BCurrency acts- limited colonies to use British currency
- CStamp act- tax on paper
- DQuartering act- Colonists had to provide food and shelter for redcoats
- ETea act- A tax on tea
- FTownshend act- Endorse indirect taxes
20The Townshend act was very successful
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
21What was the difference between Tories and Whigs?
- AThey are the same.
- BTories were loyal to the crown while Whigs weren't.
- CWhigs were loyal to the crown while Tories weren't.
22What acts did King George3 pass after the Boston Tea party?
- ACohersive acts
- BTea act
- CGrenville acts
- DQuartering act
23The Intolerable acts were the 4 cohersive acts and the Quebec act.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
24What are some of the facts about the First continental congress? (3 answers)
- AAll colonies showed up
- BEvery state except Georgia showed up
- CThey passed the Suffolk resolve to boycott British goods
- DGeneral Thomas Gage offered assistance
- EThey wrote the deceleration of rights and greviances
25The Deceleration of [blank_start]Rights and Grievances[blank_end] was written during the first continental congress, it listed out the rights [blank_start]Englishmen[blank_end] should have because the colonists considered themselves to be [blank_start]English[blank_end] citizens. They were inspired by the [blank_start]enlightenment[blank_end].
- ARights and Grievances
- BIndependence
- CEnglishmen
- DAmericans
- EColonists
- FEnglish
- GAmerican
- HEnlightenment
- IFrench revolution
- JFirst Great Awakening
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- What led up to the American revolution
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