Colonial America: Proclamations & Protests

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Froggy Jumps Colonial America: Proclamations & ProtestsOnline version Key concepts from colonial era. by Carlos Vela 1 What boundary did the Proclamation Line of 1763 establish to limit westward expansion? a Mississippi River boundary b Appalachian Mountains boundary west of which colonists could not settle c Rocky Mountains boundary westward 2 Which mountain range marks the Proclamation Line boundary? a Rocky Mountains b Andes Mountains c Appalachian Mountains 3 Who were Indigenous Peoples in the context of colonial North America? a Native groups living in North America before colonists arrived b People from Asia who settled early c European settlers, later immigrants 4 Which war affected colonial America and involved Britain and France? a French and Indian War b American Civil War c World War I 5 What does taxation mean in government? a Trade regulation b Free exchange of goods c Government collection of money from citizens 6 Which body made laws and taxes in Britain before independence? a Parliament b Senate c Congress 7 What does representation mean in government? a Direct democracy by all citizens b Only voting in elections c Having someone speak or act for a group 8 What are protests? a Silent apologies b Private contracts c Public actions expressing disagreement or opposition 9 What is a boycott? a Buying more goods to show support b Paying for goods regardless c Refusing to buy or use goods to show disapproval 10 What is the free-enterprise system? a Government-planned economy b Economic system where people freely make and buy goods c Barter-only system

Froggy Jumps

Colonial America: Proclamations & ProtestsOnline version

Key concepts from colonial era.

by Carlos Vela

What boundary did the Proclamation Line of 1763 establish to limit westward expansion?

Mississippi River boundary

Appalachian Mountains boundary west of which colonists could not settle

Rocky Mountains boundary westward

Which mountain range marks the Proclamation Line boundary?

Rocky Mountains

Andes Mountains

Appalachian Mountains

Who were Indigenous Peoples in the context of colonial North America?

Native groups living in North America before colonists arrived

People from Asia who settled early

European settlers, later immigrants

Which war affected colonial America and involved Britain and France?

French and Indian War

American Civil War

World War I

What does taxation mean in government?

Trade regulation

Free exchange of goods

Government collection of money from citizens

Which body made laws and taxes in Britain before independence?

Parliament

Senate

Congress

What does representation mean in government?

Direct democracy by all citizens

Only voting in elections

Having someone speak or act for a group

What are protests?

Silent apologies

Private contracts

Public actions expressing disagreement or opposition

What is a boycott?

Buying more goods to show support

Paying for goods regardless

Refusing to buy or use goods to show disapproval

What is the free-enterprise system?

Government-planned economy

Economic system where people freely make and buy goods

Barter-only system

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Colonial America: Proclamations & ProtestsOnline version

by Carlos Vela

What boundary did the Proclamation Line of 1763 establish to limit westward expansion?

Which mountain range marks the Proclamation Line boundary?

Who were Indigenous Peoples in the context of colonial North America?

Which war affected colonial America and involved Britain and France?

What does taxation mean in government?

Which body made laws and taxes in Britain before independence?

What does representation mean in government?

What are protests?

What is a boycott?

What is the free-enterprise system?

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