Conflict in the Colonies: Grade 10 Revision

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Froggy Jumps Conflict in the Colonies: Grade 10 RevisionOnline version Revision on colonial conflict and causes. by Yomna Khaled 1 Why did Britain begin taxing the American colonies? a To help colonies become independent b To pay war debts and support British troops c To reward colonial merchants 2 What was the meaning of “No taxation without representation”? a Colonists wanted lower taxes b Colonists refused to pay all taxes c Colonists believed taxes were unfair without representation in Parliament 3 What did the Stamp Act require colonists to do? a Pay taxes on food b Pay taxes on land c Pay taxes on paper goods 4 Which of the following was a method colonists used to protest British policies? a Moving back to Britain b Joining the British army c Boycotting British goods 5 Who were the Sons of Liberty? a A group of colonists who protested British rule b Members of Parliament c British soldiers sent to control colonists 6 Why did colonists boycott British goods? a To protest unfair taxes and laws b To increase British control c To support British businesses 7 Why did the Boston Massacre increase tensions between Britain and the colonies? a British soldiers killed colonists b Colonists attacked each other c British soldiers helped colonists 8 What was the main purpose of the Boston Tea Party? a To welcome British soldiers b To celebrate a British victory c To protest British control and taxes on tea 9 How did Britain punish Boston after the Boston Tea Party? a By closing Boston Harbor b By lowering taxes c By removing British troops 10 Why did colonists think vice-admiralty courts were unfair? a They assumed colonists were guilty without a jury b They had juries of colonists c They allowed colonists to vote

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Conflict in the Colonies: Grade 10 RevisionOnline version

by Yomna Khaled

Why did Britain begin taxing the American colonies?

What was the meaning of “No taxation without representation”?

What did the Stamp Act require colonists to do?

Which of the following was a method colonists used to protest British policies?

Who were the Sons of Liberty?

Why did colonists boycott British goods?

Why did the Boston Massacre increase tensions between Britain and the colonies?

What was the main purpose of the Boston Tea Party?

How did Britain punish Boston after the Boston Tea Party?

Why did colonists think vice-admiralty courts were unfair?