Unit 5 Test

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raw materials

Back 1

natural resources that have not yet been made into anything and are used to manufacture products

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political

Back 2

having to do with the government

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appointed

Back 3

to be put into a job or to be chosen for a job

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legislature

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a group of people who make laws

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rebellious

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to go against set rules

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world power

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a country that is considered very strong by other countries

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revenue

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money earned

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governor

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a person appointed by England to be in charge of a colony or territory

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Parliament

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the group of people who make the laws in England

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proprietor

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a person who is in charge of a colony

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dissatisfied

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being unhappy or displeased by something

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proclamation

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a public announcement

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economic

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having to do with money

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strict

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severe or closely controlled

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oppose

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to resist or work against something

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impose

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to put or bring on by force

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maintain

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to keep something the way it is

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Who had strict control over colonial America’s trade?

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England

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England taxed the colonists to raise money to pay for what?

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The French and Indian War

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Who enforced English laws in the colonies?

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governor

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Whose laws did the colonists follow?

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England’s

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Who appointed governors?

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the king or proprietor

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Colonial legislatures made laws, but who monitored them?

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governors

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Who issued the Proclamation of 1763?

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King George III

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What was the name of the legislature that makes laws for England?

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Parliament

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A major reason for the colonists’ dissatisfaction was no representation in _________.

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Parliament

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One of the reasons England tried to keep control of the colonies was so other countries would think that England was a ______ ________.

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world power

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What stated that there was no movement allowed west of the Appalachian Mountains?

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Proclamation of 1763

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Which law was passed that raised revenue for England by taxing documents, newspapers, and playing cards?

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Stamp Act

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At what event were colonists shot after taunting British soldiers?

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Boston Massacre

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What event was a protest of the British Tea Tax?

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Boston Tea Party

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Who led the Boston Tea Party?

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Samuel Adams and Paul Revere

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What was the meeting that the colonists had to discuss problems and promote independence?

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First Continental Congress

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Who made laws for each colony?

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colonial legislatures

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Economic or political: England had strict control over trade.

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economic

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Economic or political: England taxed the colonies after the French and Indian War.

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economic

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Economic or political: Colonists traded raw materials for goods.

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economic

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Economic or political: English laws were enforced by governors.

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political

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Economic or political: Colonial legislatures were monitored by governors.

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political

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Economic or political: Governors were appointed by the king or proprietor.

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political

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Who helped the governors enforce the laws in colonial America?

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British soldiers

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What did the Proclamation of 1763 do?

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Did not allow colonists to move west past the Appalachian Mountains

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What did the colonists trade to England?

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raw materials

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What did the colonists get FROM England in trade?

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manufactured goods and luxuries