Cambridge American Mr. Carmichael Chapter 4 Study Guide The Empire in Transition 1710’s1710’s----1770’s1770’s Important Terms, People, and Ideas Salutary Neglect George Grenville Boston Massacre Navigation Acts Impact of French and Indian Gaspee Affair Self government War Virtual Representation Albany Plan George III Actual Representation New Orleans Proclamation of 1763 Tea Act Iroquois Confederacy Sugar Act Daughters of Liberty Anglo-French Wars Quartering Act Boston Tea Party Treaty of Utrecht Stamp Act Coercive/Intolerable Acts Causes of French and Indian Virginia Resolves Quebec Act War Sons of Liberty 1st Continental Congress George Washington Townshend Act Lexington and Concord
1. As a whole, what type of control did the King and Parliament extend over the colonies?
2. Describe the shift of power in the English government following the Glorious Revolution.
3. Describe the character of the Governors, customs collectors, and naval officers in the colonies.
4. Why did the assemblies have leverage over the Governors?
5. Discuss the problems the colonies faced in uniting with each other.
6. Describe the reasons why the peaceful coexistence of the French and British ceased.
7. Describe the ways in which the French developed the continental interior.
8. Name the five Indian nations that make up the Iroquois Confederacy.
9. Describe the significance of the following Anglo-French wars King William’s War:
Queen Anne’s War
King George’s War
10. When did the French and Indian War begin?
11. Describe the relationship between the British and the colonists during the war.
12. Describe the change in power that preceded the Peace of Paris.
13. Describe the impact the war had on the Indians of the Ohio Valley.
14. Describe the shift in Britain’s Imperial design after 1763.
15. Describe the major differences in the reign of George III and his predecessors.
16. Who was George Grenville and how did he view the colonies?
17. How did colonists react to the Proclamation of 1763?
18. Describe the Sugar and Currency Acts.
19. Describe the situation surrounding the Paxton Boys.
20. Describe the Regulator Movement and the results of the movement.
21. Explain how the movement to resist the new imperial policies was actually a movement to conserve liberty.
22. Why did the Stamp Act cause more problems than the Sugar Act?
23. If the actual economic burden of the stamp act was light, why were the colonists so upset?
24. Who wrote the Virginia Resolves and what did they say?
25. Why did the British remove the Stamp Act?
26. Describe the tensions that existed in Boston between colonists and British soldiers.
27. Why did America believe the English constitution was in danger?
28. Describe the difference between Virtual and Actual representation.
29. Describe the role women played in the resistance.
30. Describe the Conciliatory Propositions. Who proposed them, why, and how did they propose to end the conflict?
31. Which orders from England did General Gage hesitate to enact?
32. Why did General Gage march to Concord?
33. Who warned the villages of Lexington and Concord?
34. What happened in Lexington and Concord?
35. What was the result of the Battle of Lexington and Concord?