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1Name 2 Types of Revolution.
- APolitical and Economic
- BPolitical and Non-political
2When was the US Declaration of Independence signed?
- ADuring the War of Independence (1775 - 1783)
- BAfter the War of Independence (1783 - )
3Explain the Mercantilist System.
- AThe mercantilist system was an economic system that aimed to increase a nations wealth by exporting more than it imports.
- BA system implicated by the American Colonists, in order to decrease the tax on tea.
4What was the 7 Year War?
- AA war between Britain and France (also involving the north America and the 13 colonies). The British were fighting in Europe, but the war was spreading to North America, where Britain wanted to take over French Land. (Britain won)
- BHeavy taxes were placed on glass, lead painters colours, paper and tea imported by the colonies and provided that the proceeds were to be used to pay the salaries of royal officials in the colonies including governors and judges (making royal officials independent of the colonial legislatures that had until that time provided their salaries). This caused a war between Britain and the Colonists that lasted 7 years.
5What were the General causes of the American Revolution?
- A1. Stamp Act
2. Townshend Act
3. The Boston Massacre
4. The Boston Tea Party
5. Quebec Acts - B1. Growing Trade Imbalance
2. Restrictions on Moving West
3. New Taxation
4. New Sense of American Identity
5. The Enlightenment Thinkers
- A1. Stamp Act
6What Event is this picture depicting?
- AThe Boston Tea Party
- BThe Boston Masssacre
7How did the Colonists react to the Stamp Act and Townshend Act?
- AThey created the Quebec Act.
- BRioting/Protests, boycotting, 'No taxation without representation', attacking custom officials, resistance.
8Who was John Locke?
- AAn Enlightenment Thinker who believed in being able to overthrow a government if needed and that people should be happy in this life and the next.
- BThe first man killed in the Boston Massacre.
- AAn Enlightenment Thinker who believed in being able to overthrow a government if needed and that people should be happy in this life and the next.
9What was one pro of the Political system in the 13 colonies?
- AThe colonists gained experience in governance and democracy.
- BThe organised structure of the political system (King, Governor and Assembly) allowed the whole colony to participate in the governance of the colony.
10Name three of the most well-known things to come out of the Revolution
- A1. A 'sure market' for the colonies exports
2. A great political relationship between America and Britain
3. US Declaration of Independence - B1. The American Flag. (The National Anthem) 50 starts = 50 states, 13 stripes = original 13 colonies - Used since 1960 when Hawaii joined the union.
2. The US Declaration of Independence.
3. Revolution Songs
- A1. A 'sure market' for the colonies exports
11What were the navigation acts?
- AA series of laws that restricted the use of foreign ships for trade between Britain and the American colonies.
- BA law where the colonists were prohibited to migrate from or leave their colonies.
12What were the laws enacted by the Mercantilist system?
- AThe colonists were not allowed to trade internally.
The colonists were not allowed to make own resources.
Only English or English colonial ships could carry cargo between imperial ports.
Colonists could only buy from Britain - BStamp Act
Townshend Act
Quebec Acts
Intolerable Acts
- AThe colonists were not allowed to trade internally.
13What was the Quebec Acts?
- AThe British created a new constitution for Canada.
- BThe act that demanded that the american colonists paid for the destroyed tea
14How did the American Revolution end?
- AWith the signing of the Peace of Paris (Treaty of Paris) . The colonists were victorious.
- BThe signing of the treat of Versailles.
15How did the American Revolution influence the French?
- AThe French intellectuals were impressed by the freedom that the colonists had obtained from the war. As it showed that some of the ideas that the Enlightenment Thinkers could work in practice.
- BUSA grew rapidly in size and wealth and provided financial aid to France, which helped the French Revolution to evolve.
16What were the intolerable acts?
- AA series of acts that were intended to punish the colonists after the Boston Tea Party.
- BThe allowance of the British East India Tea Company to export tea to the American colonies without paying the custom duties.
17What was the Townshend Acts?
- AIt placed heavy duties on glass, lead painters colours, paper and tea imported by the colonies and provided that the proceeds were to be used to pay the salaries of royal officials in the colonies including governors and judges
- BBritish soldiers who were protecting officials were attacked by an angry crowd.
18What was the Stamp Act?
- ARequired all legal documents, permits, commercial contracts, newspapers, wills, pamphlets and playing cards in the colonies carry a tax stamp.
- B A royal proclamation reserved land to the west of the colonies for the Indians and banned the colonists from settling in the area without the permission of the British Government.
19What is feudalism?
- Aa radical change of circumstances or of a system: a sudden and violent change of government or in the political constitution of a country, mainly brought about by internal causes.
- Bthe dominant social system in medieval Europe, in which the nobility held lands from the Crown in exchange for military service, and vassals were in turn tenants of the nobles, while the peasants (villeins or serfs) were obliged to live on their lord's land and give him homage, labour, and a share of the produce, notionally in exchange for military protection.
20What is a Revolution?
- AA revolution is a radical change of circumstances or of a system: a sudden and violent change of government or in the political constitution of a country, mainly brought about by internal causes.
- BThe leader of a colony.
- AA revolution is a radical change of circumstances or of a system: a sudden and violent change of government or in the political constitution of a country, mainly brought about by internal causes.
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