Sons of Liberty

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8th Grade

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Sarah Kinsey

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3 Slides • 11 Questions

Multiple Choice

Which of the following Proclamations stopped Settlers from traveling past the Appalachian Mountains

King George's Proclamation

Proclamation of 1763

King Edwards Proclamation

Proclamation of 1776

Match

Match the following

New England Colonies

Southern Colonies

Middle Colonies

used trade, shipbuilding, fishing and fur trapping to make money

Included Pilgrims and Puritans

Cash crops

plantations

House of Burgesses

Warm and humid climate

agriculture and trade

diverse population

moderate climate

Draw

Where was the Proclamation of 1763 line?

Multiple Choice

What was the Stamp Act?

When a stamp was put on newspapers and legal documents.

When a stamp was put on a ship to make it legal to trade

When a stamp was put on a letter to the king.

Fill in the Blanks

What is refusing to buy or use items to show disapproval or force acceptance of one's terms?

Multiple Choice

When the colonists said "No Taxation without Representation" what did they mean by Representation?

a voice in Parliament

They hated ALL taxes

They did not get any promotional material from the company representative

A colonial form of government

Match

Match the Following

law that placed taxes on imported goods such as glass, tea, paper, and lead

law that placed a tax on almost all printed material

law that lowered the tax on foreign molasses, but added more foreign items to be taxed

Declared the boundaries of settlements for the American colonies to be the Appalachia

Townshend Acts

Stamp Act

Sugar Act

Proclamation of 1763

Who are the Sons of Liberty??

This is a Cartoon showing the sons of Liberty. Study it.

Draw

What is something that catches your attention?

Multiple Choice

Based on the photo, what are the Sons of Liberty doing to this person?

Hang them (death)

Making him look like a big chicken

Get him ready for a costume party

Tar & Feathering

Open Ended

The Sons of Liberty are doing something in this picture. What are they doing?

Type response here

Word Cloud

From what you just learned through pictures.... What is one GOAL of the Sons of Liberty?

Type response here

Which of the following Proclamations stopped Settlers from traveling past the Appalachian Mountains

King George's Proclamation

Proclamation of 1763

King Edwards Proclamation

Proclamation of 1776

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