Unit Two Part One Review - Road to Revolution

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Across
  1. 2. As a result of the Treaty of Paris, the French were required to give up their colonial holdings in North America except the island of _____.
  2. 4. Parliament attempted to use a tax on _____ to prevent the East India Company from going bankrupt.
  3. 11. In response to the Boston Tea Party, Parliament passed the _______ acts that closed Boston Harbor, limited town meetings, and increased the number of troops being quartered in private homes.
  4. 12. As a result of the Native Americans' success in Pontiac's Rebellion, the British signed a treaty with them called the ________ of 1763.
  5. 13. A young farmer turned soldier who led a failed attack on Fort Duquesne, but gained respect by aiding General Braddock's troops in their evacuation.
  6. 15. In order to gain more of an advantage over the French, the British expanded the war to _______.
  7. 16. The Proclamation of 1763 stated that the British colonists were not allowed to settle west of the ________ Mountains, unfortunately for the Native Americans, it was not actually enforced.
  8. 17. To stake a claim on the land, the French built Fort __________.
  9. 20. The colonists were so frustrated by the Coercive Acts that they nicknamed them the _________ Acts.
  10. 21. In order to raise more money and settle some of their debt, the British government decided to raise _____ on all British subjects, including the colonists.
  11. 22. The victor of the French and Indian War was the _______.
  12. 23. In response to the French fort, the British built Fort _________.
  13. 24. In Europe, The French and Indian War is called the ______ Years' War due to the amount of time it was fought in Europe.
Down
  1. 1. The group that lost the most as a result of the French and Indian War were the Native Americans who led a rebellion under Chief _________.
  2. 3. In addition to trying to raise revenue to pay off war debt, the enforcement of the taxes were a way for Parliament to display their _______ over the colonies, which had become accustomed to following their own town councils.
  3. 5. The ______ Acts were a series of taxes on imported goods like glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea.
  4. 6. The _____ Act was a tax on imported goods like sugar, molasses, wine, and coffee.
  5. 7. In response to the Tea Act, some residents of _________ boarded a ship and dumped all of the crates of tea into the harbor.
  6. 8. The _____ and Indian War was fought from 1754-1763.
  7. 9. The French and Indian War resulted in a lot of _____ that the British government had to figure out how to pay for.
  8. 10. The beginning of the French and Indian War was due to a conflict over this fertile region in what is now western PA. (Three words/no spaces)
  9. 14. The greatest advantage the French had in the conflict was their alliance with the _____ _____, which they treated much more humanely than the British did. (2 words/no space)
  10. 18. The _____ Acts were laws that required colonists to house and supply the British soldiers stationed in their area.
  11. 19. The ______ Act was a direct tax on the colonists on paper goods and legal documents.