Revolutionary War Beginning
Colonial Taxation and the Revolutionary War Quiz
Test your knowledge about the early events leading to the American Revolutionary War! This quiz explores key acts and figures that defined the struggle between the American colonies and Britain.
- Understand colonial grievances over taxation
- Identify significant historical figures
- Learn about the various acts that spurred rebellion
Who claimed to have discovered American territory?
Christopher Columbus
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Which Act imposed taxes on News paper, and other paper products?
Which Act imposed taxes on Paper, Glass and Tea?
Stamp Act
Townshed Act
Sugar Act
Intolerable Act
Which Act imposed taxes beer, sugar and molasses?
Intolerable Act
Sugar Act
Stamp Act
Quartering Act
Which Act gave the Governors more power?
Stamp Act
Sugar Act
Townsend Acts
Intolerable Act
Which Act Allowed British soldiers to stay in your house?
Intolerable Acts
Stamp Act
Patrick Henry
Quartering Act
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