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History Exam 2 | HIST 1301 - U S Hist I Hon, Quizzes of Political Economy

Class: HIST 1301 - U S Hist I Hon; University: Austin Community College District; Term: Spring 2015;

Typology: Quizzes

2014/2015

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TERM 1
Three elements of mercantile theory?
DEFINITION 1
1. Export more than Import2. measure countries economic
wealth (Silver and Gold)3. A nation with colonies has a
distinct advantage
TERM 2
Five measures the British used to enforce the
Mercantile System?
DEFINITION 2
1. Navigation Act (only British ships cou ld carry American goods)2.
America first had to land in England Po rt to pay a tax.3. Even the
crops had to ship to England even if it more expensive.4.
Manufacturing was forbidden for some products. (Staple Act)5.
Banks had shortage of silver and gold, colonies started to print
money but soon ended "Royal Veto"
TERM 3
Fiver merits of the Mercantile System?
DEFINITION 3
1. navigation laws were loosely enforced until 1763.2.
England paid price supports to ship buliders.3.Tobacco was
outlawed to grow in England and Ireland.4. Equal rights as
Englishmen as well as opportunity for self-government.5.
Didn't have to support professional Army .
TERM 4
Sugar Act (1764)
DEFINITION 4
Lowered tax on molasses but increased the measures to
collect it. (First tax ever raised in the colonies from the
crown).
TERM 5
Quarter Act (1765)
DEFINITION 5
Required colonies to provide food and shelter to the British
troops.
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Three elements of mercantile theory?

  1. Export more than Import2. measure countries economic wealth (Silver and Gold)3. A nation with colonies has a distinct advantage TERM 2

Five measures the British used to enforce the

Mercantile System?

DEFINITION 2

  1. Navigation Act (only British ships could carry American goods)2. America first had to land in England Port to pay a tax.3. Even the crops had to ship to England even if it more expensive.4. Manufacturing was forbidden for some products. (Staple Act)5. Banks had shortage of silver and gold, colonies started to print money but soon ended "Royal Veto" TERM 3

Fiver merits of the Mercantile System?

DEFINITION 3

  1. navigation laws were loosely enforced until 1763.2. England paid price supports to ship buliders.3.Tobacco was outlawed to grow in England and Ireland.4. Equal rights as Englishmen as well as opportunity for self-government.5. Didn't have to support professional Army. TERM 4

Sugar Act (1764)

DEFINITION 4 Lowered tax on molasses but increased the measures to collect it. (First tax ever raised in the colonies from the crown). TERM 5

Quarter Act (1765)

DEFINITION 5 Required colonies to provide food and shelter to the British troops.

Stamp Act (1765)

Tax on certain items to support military forces. TERM 7

Prime minister George Greenville.

DEFINITION 7 Honest and able but stubborn.Also enforce the navigation laws and the Stamp Act. TERM 8

Why didn't the colonies want direct

representation?

DEFINITION 8

  1. Pinched their pocketbooks.2. Take away basic liberties.3. Wouldn't have an argument or would be heard.4. No Taxation without Representation. TERM 9

Three reasons parliament was forced to

repeal the Stamp Act?

DEFINITION 9

  1. Intercolonial unity2. Boycott British good.3. Violence broke out. TERM 10

Non-Important Agreements

DEFINITION 10 United the American people to take action against the tax, resulting in increased unemployment in England.

Second Continental Congress Who, What,

Why?

George Washington wa elected to lead the military forcesBecause he had the most military experience.He had Patience, Strength and the troops trusted him.Not for Independence but for British to strongly address the colonist grievances.