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Question-1
Boston Tea Party was in _______________
(A)
1792
(B)
1773
(C)
1774
(D)
none of these
Question-2
The ___________forced the British to sign a peace treaty.
(A)
Allies
(B)
Ardies
(C)
Aerio
(D)
None of these
Question-3
The British parliament passed certain laws and imposed certain duties which were against the interests of the ____________
(A)
rulers
(B)
colonies
(C)
middle classes
(D)
None of these
Question-4
The American congress decided to separate from ______________
(A)
England
(B)
Britain
(C)
Colonies
(D)
one of these
Question-5
Government officicals began to search lower for _____________
(A)
Smuggled goods
(B)
Weapers
(C)
money
(D)
none of these
Question-6
In which year the British parliament passed the sugar Act?
(A)
1764
(B)
1765
(C)
1763
(D)
none of these
Question-7
In 1770,some British soldiers posted at _____________ were stoned by a crowd?
(A)
BOSTON
(B)
MALADI
(C)
BOSACRE
(D)
None of this
Question-8
The Revenue Act was in _______________
(A)
1767
(B)
1768
(C)
1766
(D)
none of this
Question-9
The colonists occused of crimes were to be tried in _______________
(A)
English Courts
(B)
Indian Courts
(C)
Boston Courts
(D)
None of these
Question-10
Who closed the port of Boston to all trade?
(A)
King George II
(B)
King George III
(C)
King George I
(D)
None of these
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