AP Success - AP US History: Colonial Resistance to Stamp Act, 1765
Question 1
Passive compliance with the Stamp Act provisions
Immediate resignation of officials involved with the Act
Formal petitions to the British Parliament for repeal
Violent opposition including threats and effigy burning
Question 2
He accepted an office to carry out the Stamp Act
He was a colonial representative who opposed the Act
He was a British official advocating for the Act
He led the mob against the Stamp Act
Question 3
The presence of military force would likely incite more violence
There could be tumults or insults due to the inability to control the populace
Military force was seen as unnecessary for dealing with opposition
Colonies without military force would likely support the Stamp Act
Question 4
The author is a British official stationed in England
The author is from Boston and part of the opposition
The author is likely from a colony with a military presence or authority
The author is a colonial with no official authority or military support
Question 5
A ritual to show support for the British Crown
A legal form of punishment for treason in colonial America
A common colonial celebration of government officials
Symbolic protest against those enforcing unpopular legislation
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