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History Chapter 7

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

Britain and France fought for control of _________
a.
the Missippi River
c.
Albany, New York
b.
the Ohio River Valley
d.
the Appalachian Mountains
 

 2. 

Most of the Indians were an ally to the ____.
a.
Canadians
c.
Mexicans
b.
British
d.
French
 

 3. 

What land did Britain control after the war?
a.
Canada and most of the land west of the Mississippi River
b.
Canada and the Mississippi River
c.
Canada and most of the land east of the Mississippi River
d.
Canada and the land south of the Mississippi River
 

 4. 

At the end of the French and Indian war, Britain and France signed the _________.
a.
Treaty of Paris
c.
Declaration of Independence
b.
Albany Plan of the Union
d.
Proclamation of 1763
 

 5. 

Britain made the Proclamation of 1763 to avoid fighting with the __________.
a.
French
c.
colonists
b.
congress
d.
Indians
 

 6. 

Many colonists didn’t want to pay taxes because __________.
a.
they had a lot of money
c.
they had no say in making tax laws
b.
they thought the taxes were too low
d.
they didn’t have any money
 

 7. 

The Daughter of Liberty stopped buying British goods and _____.
a.
attacked tax collectors
c.
burned government official’s homes
b.
made their own clothes
d.
bought goods from other countries
 

 8. 

Why did some merchants smuggle goods into the colonies?
a.
They didn’t want to pay taxes on the goods.
b.
They could sell smuggled goods faster.
c.
They paid more for smuggled goods.
d.
It was easier than shipping goods out of the colonies.
 

 9. 

Why did the British keep the tax on tea?
a.
Britain thought colonists drank a lot of tea.
b.
Britain knew colonists didn’t grow tea.
c.
Britain didn’t want to make the colonists angry.
d.
Britain wanted to prove it could still tax the colonies.
 

 10. 

The Boston Massacre started because __________.
a.
people wanted to have soldiers in Boston
b.
people did not want British soldiers in their city
c.
Parliament passed the Tea Act
d.
five colonists were killed
 

 11. 

The Committees of Correspondence were formed to_________.
a.
share news and ideas with people in Boston
b.
tell the British what colonists were doing
c.
throw tea in Boston Harbor
d.
stop paying the British taxes
 

 12. 

The Sons of Liberty held the Boston Tea Party because Britain ________.
a.
passed the Coercive Acts
b.
stopped all trade between Boston and Britain
c.
forced people to quarter soldiers in their homes
d.
tried to make the colonists pay a tax on tea
 

 13. 

What event led to the death of five colonists?
a.
the Sugar Act
c.
the Stamp Act
b.
the Boston Massacre
d.
the Boston Tea Party
 

 14. 

Where was the first fight between colonists and British soldiers?
a.
at Bunker Hill
c.
at Lexington and Concord
b.
at Breed’s Hill
d.
at Fort Ticonderoga
 

 15. 

In July 1775, what was sent to King George III asking for a peaceful resolution to the conflict between the colonists and the British?
a.
The Intolerable Acts
c.
The Tree Branch Petition
b.
The Olive Branch Petition
d.
The Second Continental Congress
 

 16. 

Why did the Patriots lose the Battle of Bunker Hill?
a.
George Washington told them to stop fighting.
b.
They ran away.
c.
There were too many British soldiers.
d.
They ran out of ammunition.
 

 17. 

Who sent soldiers to capture the colonists’ military supplies?
a.
George Washington
c.
General Thomas Gage
b.
Paul Revere
d.
King George III
 

 18. 

Why did the British Parliament need to tax the colonies?
a.
The British owed money to the American Indians.
b.
The French and Indian War had cost them a lot of money.
c.
The British owed moned to the French.
d.
The British owed money to the Spanish.
 

 19. 

Why did Parliament create the Townshend Acts?
a.
to raise money for the Sons of Liberty
b.
to raise money for the Patriots
c.
to raise money for the Continental Congress
d.
to pay for services in the colonies
 

 20. 

How did the colonists work together to oppose British actions?
a.
They created the Committees of Correspondence.
b.
They met with British officials to discuss the taxes.
c.
They met with the American Indians to oppose the taxes.
d.
They met with the king of England.
 

 21. 

_________ and _________, along with Samuel Prescott, rode ahead of the British soldiers warning the Patriots that the British were coming.
a.
Paul Revere and George Washington
c.
Paul Revere and Samuel Adams
b.
Paul Revere and William Penn
d.
Paul Revere and William Dawes
 

 22. 

Delegates from every colony, except __________, met to discuss what to do about the Intolerable Acts.
a.
Delaware
c.
Georgia
b.
South Carolina
d.
Maine
 

 23. 

The Sons of Liberty dressed up as ________ and emptied the tea into the Boston Harbor.
a.
Mohawk Indians
c.
Shawnee Indians
b.
Ottawa Indians
d.
Powhatan Indians
 

 24. 

Why did the Bristish repeal the Stamp Act?
a.
The boycott brought the British too much trade.
b.
The Stamp Act was unfair.
c.
The boycott hurt British trade.
d.
The Stamp Act was intolerable.
 

 25. 

Who was the leader of the Sons of Liberty?
a.
Patrick Henry
c.
Samuel Prescott
b.
Samuel Adams
d.
George Washington
 

 26. 

The Stamp Act taxed ___________.
a.
anything the colonists smuggled
c.
sugar
b.
some things that were imported
d.
anything printed on paper
 

 27. 

The Sugar Act taxed __________.
a.
anything the colonists smuggled
c.
sugar
b.
some things that were imported
d.
anything printed on paper
 

 28. 

The Townshend Act taxed __________.
a.
anything the colonists smuggled
c.
sugar
b.
some things that were imported
d.
anything that was printed on paper
 

 29. 

Why was the Battle of Quebec an important victory for the British?
a.
because Quebec was a very popular fishing attraction
b.
because Quebec was known for its riches and gold
c.
because Quebec was a center of French trade
d.
because Quebec did not have taxes on goods
 

 30. 

Who believed that the colonists could fight better if they worked together?
a.
George Washington
c.
Patrick Henry
b.
Benjamin Franklin
d.
Samuel Adams
 

Matching
 
 
a.
ally
k.
massacre
b.
congress
l.
correspondence
c.
rebellion
m.
quarter
d.
proclamation
n.
delegate
e.
tax
o.
Partiots
f.
smuggling
p.
militia
g.
liberty
q.
minutemen
h.
protest
r.
commander
i.
boycott
s.
petition
j.
repeal
 

 31. 

a group of people refusing to buy, sell, or use certain goods
 

 32. 

a person or group that joins with another to work toward a goal
 

 33. 

colonists who opposed the British rule
 

 34. 

a written request
 

 35. 

the killing of many people
 

 36. 

a official statement
 

 37. 

a group of ordinary people that train for battle
 

 38. 

a written communication
 

 39. 

a group of representatives who meet to discuss a subject
 

 40. 

means to cancel
 

 41. 

freedom from being controlled by another government
 

 42. 

militia with special training
 

 43. 

money that people pay to their government in return for services
 

 44. 

give people food and shelter
 

 45. 

an event at which people complain about an issue.
 

 46. 

a fight against a government
 

 47. 

someone chosen to speak and act for others
 

 48. 

to import goods illegally
 

 49. 

the officer in charge of an army
 

BONUS:
 

 50. 

George Washington led an army into battle over the Ohio River Valley.  Who defeated him?
 

 51. 

Name the African American sailor killed in the Boston Massacre?
 

 52. 

What does the word ‘coerce’ mean?
 

 53. 

What does the word ‘ intolerable’ mean?     
 

 54. 

Who called the first shot fired at the Battles of Lexington and Concord the “shot heard around the world?”
 



 
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