Road to Revolution Quiz
Match each term to the category it belongs to. Patriot You call the punishment on Boston the Intolerable Acts You are Benjamin Franklin after you return home from talking to Parliament about the Stamp Act You are a newspaper editor who has seen sales decrease due to the Stamp Act You are John Adams and you believe the British regulars must be given a fair trial or you are a hypocrite You are a member of the Committee of Correspondence who spreads the word that the colonies should have direct representation You are an Irishman who has lost his income when the ports closed Loyalist You call the punishment on Boston the Coercive Acts You are a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses and you believe that any talk of freedom is treasonous You are a South Carolina plantation owner who exports rice to England. You believe the colonists are represented virtually in Parliament Neutral You create wax sculptures for Samuel Adams and Queen Charlotte You live on the frontier and are not effected by the events happening on the coast Your Quaker beliefs make you a pacifist, although you do think the colonists will win Fill in the cause and effect chains with the correct answer. The Stamp Act is repealed —--> The Declaratory Act is the big BUTTThe Tea Act cuts the price in half and undercuts the colonial smuggling operation —--> Boston Tea PartyPontiac's Rebellion —--> Proclamation Line of 1763 is passedThe Intolerable Acts —--> The First Continental Congress meets to discuss what to doThe British settlers migrate west and encroach on the French fur trade —--> a clash occurs in the Ohio River Valley and the French and Indian War beginsThe Treaty of Paris —--> end of salutary neglect occurs when the Sugar Act is passedMinutemen begin drilling and preparing for war —--> Lexington and Concord is the shot heard round the worldThe Stamp Act is hated —--> The Sons of Liberty are formed and begin to boycottParliament refuses to repeal the Intolerable Acts —--> The Second Continental Congress meets and drafts the Declaration of Independence All of these are a part of the Road to Revolution EXCEPT