SAT II US History : Cause and Effect in U.S. Foreign Policy from Pre-Columbian History to 1789
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Example Question #1 : Cause And Effect In U.S. Foreign Policy From Pre Columbian History To 1789
The event known as the Boston Tea Party was in response to __________.
easing of regulations on tea and other products by the British Parliament
increased militia building among the American colonies
a limit on the amount of tea being imported into the American colonies
increased imposition of taxes on the American colonies by the British Parliament
increased stationing of British troops in the American colonies as peacekeepers
increased imposition of taxes on the American colonies by the British Parliament
The Boston Tea Party was a protest conducted by citizens of Massachusetts in Boston Harbor on December 16, 1773. In response to increased taxes and tariffs, particularly on tea, many colonists took to organizing opposition to Parliament's acts. After the Tea Act, which raised duties on tea, the most popular drink on both sides of the Atlantic, some of the leading citizens of Boston boarded ships carrying tea and dumped it overboard into Boston Harbor. This act became infamous, but was only one of many protests to a variety of taxes and tariffs. All of these led towards the American Revolution.
Example Question #2 : Cause And Effect In U.S. Foreign Policy From Pre Columbian History To 1789
On September 3rd, 1783, ______________ officially ended the American Revolutionary War.
The Battle of New Orleans
The Battle of Yorktown
The Treaty of Paris
The Siege of Charleston
The Treaty of Ghent
The Treaty of Paris
Although the Battle of Yorktown was the last major land battle of the Revolutionary War, it was the signing of the Treaty of Paris in 1783 that officialy ended the war between the new United States of America and Great Britain.
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