1 Colonists protested against the Quartering Act because they * (10 Points) O thought the British had good houses already. saw the Act as yet another way of taxing them. O refused to buy British goods. believed that prices on tea were already too high. 2 USE THE EXCERPT BELOW TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 9 & 10. "An act for granting certain taxes in the British Colonies and Plantations in America, for continuing, amending, and making perpetual (constant) an Act passed in the sixth year of the reign of his late majesty King George the Second regarding the Trade of His Majesty's Sugar Colonies in America for applying the produce of such duties, and for the purpose of making up for the expenses of defending protecting, and securing these Colonies and Plantations..." Source: Sugar Act of British Parliament, 1764 Which group would agree with the Sugar Act? (10 Points) Southern plantation owners The British government New England ship builders 1 French farmers England and France both wanted the Ohio River Valley lands (10 Points) because they were both friendly with the Iroquois. there were many fur-bearing animals and a great river system. to grow tobacco and cotton so that all their colonists could share the region together 1/2021 The Stamp Act put a tax on (10 Points) sugar and molasses tea all legal documents all colonial goods 5 What laws controlled trade between the Colonies and England? (10 Points) Navigation Acts English Bill of Rights Quartering Act Magna Carta 6 The Proclamation of 1763 angered British colonists because it (10 Points) stopped them from moving further West. removed British troops from the frontier. gave land West of the Appalachian Mountains to the French caused many Indian nations to attack settlers. 21/2021 USE THIS TIMELINE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 7 & 8. which conclusion is best supported by the information on the timeline? (10 Points) British Actions, 1750-1780 1763 1700 Proclamation 1764 1787 Stamp Act Townshend 1773 of 1763 Sugar Ad Stamp Ad repeated Act Tea Act 1705 1774 Intolerable Acts 1750 1765 Boycot of British goods by colonists 1780 1773 1774 1775 1776 Boston Final Lexington Decoration of Tea Party Continental and Congress Concord Independence Colonial Reactions, 1750-1780 Britain eventually granted the colonies representation in Parliament. Only elected British officials had the light to set taxes Briatin's efforts to increase control over the colonies were not successful Creation of the First Continental Congress was an immediate reaction to the passage of the Stamp Act 8 Which of these events would be placed on the timeline BEFORE 1763? (10 Points) Wwwin The Boston Massacre 1970 The French and Indian War 1794 The Battle of Saratoga 1771 The creation of the Constitution 121/2021 What does the term "mercantilism" mean? (10 Points) colonies exist for the benefit of their colonists colonies exist for the benefit of the mother country O colonies exist for the benefit of the trade companies. colonies exist for their own benefit 10 A historian would most likely agree with which of the following statements about the Sugar Act? (10 Points) The Sugar Act was necessary in order to help the colonies sell their sugat. The Sugar Act was widely accepted by BOTH the British AND Colonial governments. The Sugar Act was very successful in forcing the Colonies to follow British laws. The Sugar Act was a way to force the colonists to pay for the French and Indian War debt. MERIVATIVESYHTYISTE This content is neither rated or endorsed by Microsoft. The data you submit will be sent to be form owner Microsoft Forens