Assignment 11 (Feb. 29)
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By the mid-1700s, Boston had a particular reputation with British of±cials for:
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Strictly enforced laws prohibiting the manufacture or consumption of alcohol.
Strict obedience to the Royal governor & an antipathy to any form of representative
government.
Strictly abiding within the letter of British Navigation Acts, with local juries quick to
convict offenders.
All of the above.
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Taxes were the only signi±cant reason for colonial unrest & resistance to British authority in
the 1750s.
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Signi±cant in²uences on the colonial worldview that helped lead to the American Revolution
included (check all that apply):
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A major turning point toward the Revolutionary War was the end of the French & Indian War
in 1763, and King George III's issuance of the Proclamation Line that restricted the British
colonists to lands east of the Appalachian Mountains.
None of the above.
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False
The Puritan experiment.
Religious freedom in Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.
The execution of Charles I for treason.
The Glorious Revolution.
The Enlightenment.
Pietism.
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The primary power that colonial assemblies could use to restrain the power of royal
governors was:
Vetoing his acts.
Removing him from of±ce & appointing their own replacement.
Overruling his choice of judges.
His salary.
None of the above.
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