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Work in the classroom with a partner who has a different learning style OR at home with a sibling or parent in order to become familiar with the vocabulary that will be used on the chapter test. Also use the A.uthentic C.ooperative L.earning stations in HistoryClassroom.com to preview, learn, and review the material. TAG Note: those students that want to Compact out to work on c9 Extensions will use this practice test as verification.

Boston Massacre

The Boston Massacre seems to have resulted from the tensions between Bostonians and British Soldiers following the ...

Your answer:
Superbowl Party.
French and Indian War.
American Revolution.
French Revolution.
In colonial Boston, church bells rung during the night usually signaled...

Your answer:
the repeal of a british tax law.
the beginning of a new Superbowl commercial.
the docking of a ship.
a fire.
One source of tension in Boston in 1770 was the ...

Your answer:
Rivalry between the AFC and the NFC
Tea Act.
Quartering Act.
Proclamation of 1763.
Many colonists believed that Parliament had no right to pass any laws for the colonies because ...

Your answer:
the colonists were represented in Parliament.
the colonists were not represented in Parliament.
they had not participated in the play-offs.
it was the king's duty to make colonial laws.
The colonies succeeded in overturning the Stamp Act by ...

Your answer:
refusing to quarter British troops in Boston.
refusing to send colonial-made goods to Great Britain.
boycotting British-made goods.
instant replay.
The Quartering Act of 1765 angered people in Boston because ...

Your answer:
Boston was the only city that was forced to obey the act.
they were forced to move out of their homes.
the quarter had two "heads" and no "tails".
by 1770, there were many British troops stationed in Boston.
On the night of March 5, 1770, the angry crowd of Bostonians on King Street numbered several hundred, but the British soldiers numbered only ...

Your answer:
the NFL team roster limit.
20
8
4
According to several witnesses of the Boston shootings, the British soldiers double loaded and fired their muskets ...

Your answer:
under a direct order of their Superbowl coach.
under a direct order from their commander.
without a direct order.
under a direct order from the military governor of Boston.
Samuel Adams popularized the shootings on Boston's King Street and helped to ...

Your answer:
convince the British to repeal the Quartering Act.
bring the Thirteen Colonies together.
win the Superbowl.
increase colonial trade with Great Britain.
As a result of the Boston Massacre ...

Your answer:
None of these.
the port of Boston was closed.
Parliament repealed the Stamp Act.
British troops were temporarily removed from Boston.
Young Boston apprentice who was killed during the Boston Massacre.

Your answer:
Josiah Quincy
Samuel Maverick
Patrick Walker
Crispus Attucks
Group of colonists who worked against British control of the Thirteen Colonies.

Your answer:
Main Guard
Quartering Act
Sons of Liberty
Custom House
British officer who commanded the troops sent to rescue Private White.

Your answer:
Samuel Adams
Patrick Walker
Crispus Attucks
Thomas Preston
Place where trading taxes were paid in Boston and where the Boston Massacre occurred.

Your answer:
Custom House
Main Guard
the 50 yard line
Quartering Act
Black American who was killed in the Boston Massacre.

Your answer:
Samuel Maverick
Patrick Walker
John Adams
Crispus Attucks
Colonial lawyer and patriot who helped to defend the British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre.

Your answer:
Josiah Quincy
Samuel Adams
Crispus Attucks
Thomas Preston
British military headquarters in Boston in 1770.

Your answer:
the "red zone"
Main Guard
Custom House
Sons of Liberty
British law that forced many colonists to provide food and shelter for British troops based in the colonies.

Your answer:
Custom House
Dime Act
Quartering Act
Sons of Liberty
Off-duty British soldier who was involved in a fistfight at the ropewalks on Friday, March 2, 1770/

Your answer:
Samuel Maverick
Samuel Adams
Patrick Walker
Josiah Quincy
Boston colonial leader who called for an end to British control over the Thirteen Colonies.

Your answer:
Thomas Preston
Samuel Adams
Josiah Quincy
Patrick Walker

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