Week 5

Course	HIST A170 - History of U.S. to 1876 - CRN 21256 - Fall 2011
Test	Q5
Started	10/3/11 9:41 PM
Submitted	10/3/11 9:42 PM
Status	Completed
Score	10 out of 10 points
Time Elapsed	1 minute.
Instructions

• Question 1

  1 out of 1 points

  	What move by the British government after the French and Indian War most infuriated the colonists? Answer
  	Selected Answer:     Issuing the Proclamation of 1763, which forbade settlement west of the Appalachians

• Question 2

  1 out of 1 points

  	The greatest significance of the Sugar Act of 1764 was that it Answer
  	Selected Answer:     signaled the end of salutary neglect by Britain.

• Question 3

  1 out of 1 points

  	The Stamp Act was designed to tax the colonists for the purpose of Answer
  	Selected Answer:     paying the salaries of royal officials in the colonies.

• Question 4

  1 out of 1 points

  	The Stamp Act Congress showed that the colonists were becoming more Answer
  	Selected Answer:     unified in their resentment of Parliament.

• Question 5

  1 out of 1 points

  	The colonists referred to the Coercive Acts and the Quebec Act as Answer
  	Selected Answer:     intolerable.

• Question 6

  1 out of 1 points

  	In April 1775, General Gage sent British troops to Concord to seize military supplies of the colonists and to arrest Answer
  	Selected Answer:     John Hancock and Samuel Adams.

• Question 7

  1 out of 1 points

  	Although their element of surprise was gone, British troops continued their march to Concord, where they met the colonial militia and Answer
  	Selected Answer:     were repelled at Concord’s North Bridge and had to retreat.

• Question 8

  1 out of 1 points

  	When the First Continental Congress met in Philadelphia in September 1774, all of the colonies were represented except Answer
  	Selected Answer:     Georgia.

• Question 9

  1 out of 1 points

  	It could most accurately be stated of the Battle of Bunker(or Breed's) Hill that Answer
  	Selected Answer:     neither side was a real victor.

• Question 10

  1 out of 1 points