history

The ideas of which enlightenment thinker most influenced the American declaration of independence

John Locke

Which event involved colonist disguised as Native American stepping British tea into Boston Harbor and what was the British response?

Boston tea party; the coercive acts

The proclamation of 1763 which was issued by the British government too

Forbid colonial settlement west of the Appalachian mountains

Colonial opposition to the stamp act of 1765 centred on the argument that

Only colonial assemblies could levy taxes on the colonist

Which act passed by the British parliament were designed to assert greater control over the colonies and include the taxation of paper tea and glass

Townshend act

The ideas expressed in the declaration of independence are most directly influenced by which of the following intellectual movements

The enlightenment emphasis on natural rights and social contracts

What was a significant consequence of the French and Indian war for Britain?

Enormous word debt leaving to increased taxation of the American colonies

What was the colonial response to the stamp act of 1765 and what was the result of the potitions

Or protest; the act was repealed

Parliament passed the course of intolerable acts of 1774 in order to

Punish Massachusetts for the Boston tea party

At the time of the drawing

The Albany plan of union calling for colonial Council to manage common defence

Which of the following actions by the British government most directly led to the phrase no taxation with that representation?

The stamp act

How did The end of salutary neglect contribute to the American revolutionary war

The increase enforcement of British laws and taxes sparkling colonial resistance

Which British policy restricted colonial trade to only British ships and merchants leading to Whiteford smuggling among the colonist?

Navigation act

Paxton boys uprising

It increased tensions in the further violence between the frontier settlers and Native American communities

Pack and boys gift for their action

They believe they needed to defend themselves against potential attack from Native Americans