Chapter 4 Review

6. General license to search anywhere.
7. British customs ship that had caught several smugglers, but was set on fire in 1772.
9. A series of laws that included the Coercive Acts and the Quebec Act, both in 1774.
10. Dominat political party in British parliament.
12. Said that parliament had the right to tax and make laws for the colonies; adopted after Stamp Act repealed(1766).
14. Prohibited colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains.
15. Required the colonists to provide food and living quarters for British soldiers(1765).

1. Initiated by Samuel Adams in 1772; exchange of letters about suspicious or threatening British activities.
2. Document used before the Constitution but changed due to weak national government.
3. A secret society that organized to protest the stamp tax
4. Enlightenment thinkers that believed in minimal divine intervention, as well as rationalism, human reason, and science.
5. Advocated for strong federal government.
8. Duties on foreign sugar and certain luxuries(1764).
11. Where revenue was placed on most printed paper in the colonies; first direct tax (1765).
13. Developed by Benjamin Franklin to recruit troops and collect takes, but never took effect.