Beat the Expert: Questions on The Road to Revolution
This set of questions was developed for use with Dave Carpenter's lesson structure called "Beat the Pro" found at http://ofcn.org/cyber.serv/academy/ace/misc/cecmisc/cecmisc065.html
___1) The French were allies with the British during the French and Indian war.
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___2) The Albany Plan was Ben Franklin's plan to make Albany New York the capital of the United States.
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___3) George Washington fought for the British when we was defeated at Fort Necessity.
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___4) The French and Indian War was limited to fighting on the North American continent.
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___5) The French were permitted to keep Quebec according to the Treaty of Paris of 1763.
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___6) Pontiac's Rebellion in 1763, led by the great Ottawa chief, caused the British to lose control over their forts in the Great lakes region.
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___7) The Proclamation of 1763 was gladly received by the English colonists when the French and Indian War ended.
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___8) The British government respected the rights of the Colonists when they used Writs of Assistance and when Parliament passed the Stamp Act.
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___9) One way the Colonies expressed their displeasure with taxes placed on them by Parliament was to buy as many good from England as possible.
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___10) The Boston Tea Party was a way of protesting against the high tax placed on tea by the Tea Act of 1773.
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___11) The Declaration of Independence promised equality for all people living in the colonies, which had declared their independence from Great Britain.
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