Why did Great Britain feel that it was fair to tax the colonists for the French and Indian War? A. All British citizens paid taxes.

B. Great Britain was defending the colonies against the French.

C. It was the job of British colonies to support the king and Parliament.

D. Parliament passed a law that all British citizens had to pay for the war effort.

What was the main reason that the colonists opposed British taxes?

A. The colonists didn't want to support a government that was so far away.

B. The colonists wanted to produce their own goods rather than buying them from Great Britain.

C. The colonists had no representation in Parliament, so they had no say over the laws that governed them.

D. The colonists wanted to spend their money on building their own businesses rather than supporting Great Britain.

How was the work of the Sons of Liberty and the Daughters of Liberty different?

A. The Sons of Liberty took part in the Boston Tea Party. The Daughters of Liberty used the tea to dye wool.

B. The Sons of Liberty organized protests. The Daughters of Liberty made goods to replace items taxed by Britain.

C. The Sons of Liberty fought in Lexington and Concord. The Daughters of Liberty brought supplies to the soldiers.

D. The Sons of Liberty were involved in the Boston Massacre. The Daughters of Liberty wrote letters to King George III.

What was the main reason Parliament repealed the Stamp Act?

A. The Boston Tea Party frightened the British.

B. Great Britain decided to grant the colonies freedom.

C. Parliament had earned enough money from the tax to pay Great Britain's debts.

D. British business owners complained about the colonists' boycotts to Parliament.

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