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AP Success - AP US History: Colonial Resistance to Stamp Act, 1765

Question 1

Multiple choice

  • Violent opposition including threats and effigy burning

  • Formal petitions to the British Parliament for repeal

  • Immediate resignation of officials involved with the Act

  • Passive compliance with the Stamp Act provisions

Question 2

Multiple choice

  • He led the mob against the Stamp Act

  • He was a British official advocating for the Act

  • He was a colonial representative who opposed the Act

  • He accepted an office to carry out the Stamp Act

Question 3

Multiple choice

  • Colonies without military force would likely support the Stamp Act

  • Military force was seen as unnecessary for dealing with opposition

  • There could be tumults or insults due to the inability to control the populace

  • The presence of military force would likely incite more violence

Question 4

Multiple choice

  • The author is a colonial with no official authority or military support

  • The author is likely from a colony with a military presence or authority

  • The author is from Boston and part of the opposition

  • The author is a British official stationed in England

Question 5

Multiple choice

  • Symbolic protest against those enforcing unpopular legislation

  • A common colonial celebration of government officials

  • A legal form of punishment for treason in colonial America

  • A ritual to show support for the British Crown

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