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LNHS U.S. 10 - American Revolution
LNHS U.S. 10 - American Revolution
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1
Who masterminded the Crossing of the Delaware?
Benjamin Martin
King George III
Charles Cornwallis
George Washington
2
This branch is responsible for
enforcing
our laws.
Judicial
Executive
Legislative
Tree
3
What laws were meant to make life so miserable colonists would give into British rule?
Townshend Acts
Tea Act
Intolerable Acts
Quartering Act
4
The Middle Passage was an awful journey during Triangle Trade for what group?
Pilgrims
Religious refugees
Slaves
Puritans
5
The raid at night known as the Boston Tea Party was headed by the:
Sons of Anarchy
Sons of Liberty
Daughters of Liberty
Sons of Independence
6
This branch is responsible for
interpreting
our laws.
Executive
Tree
Judicial
Legislative
7
This House of Congress is determined by a State's population.
House of Representatives
Senate
Cabinet
Supreme Court
8
*What was each colony's unprofessional, rag-tag fighting force called?
All of these are factual
Militia
Minutemen
Patriots
9
What prevented colonists from exploring West of the Appalachian Mountains after the French & Indian War?
The Stamp Act of 1765
The Tea Act of 1773
The Proclamation of 1763
The Quartering Act of 1765
10
This branch is responsible for
making
our laws.
Executive
Legislative
Tree
Judicial
11
What occurred at Yorktown, Virginia?
The Americans won their first battle
The British surrendered
The first victory for the British
The "Shot heard 'round the world"
12
This House of Congress' representation is the same for every State. (Set number of 2.)
House of Representatives
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Senate
13
What early document was extremely weak and had many shortcomings for America?
U.S. Constitution
Bill of Rights
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
14
Just because fighting stopped didn't mean the war was over. It was made official with the signing of the:
Declaration of Independence
Bill of Rights
Olive Branch Petition
Treaty of Paris of 1783
15
What event took place at Lexington & Concord? The:
Surrender by the British
Crossing of the Delaware
Shot heard 'round the World
Middle Passage
16
This is where the tables turned in the American's favor.
Battle of Saratoga
Lexington and Concord
Battle of Yorktown
Battle of Bunker Hill
17
Where was the first defeat at the hands of the British?
Battle of Bunker Hill
Lexington & Concord
Battle of Yorktown
Battle of Saratoga
18
What did the
Northwest Ordinance
do because the new American government couldn't tax?
Tax the British for years of oppression
Keep the British out of American territory
Wage war with Native Americans
Sell land to raise money
19
One industry that was
not
part of the Original 13 Colonies was:
Sugar farming
Cotton farming
Farming tobacco
Fishing/shipping
20
If a tax or law is
repealed,
it is:
Removed
Improved
Heightened
Put into place
21
Jamestown, the first successful English settlement, was founded in:
1600
1607
1620
1776
22
The group of Framers who wanted power to stay with the States.
Anti-Federalists
Minutemen
Federalists
Redcoats
23
Our system of "Checks and balances" is designed to keep:
The President from becoming a King
Branches of gov. from becoming too powerful
Prisoners of war at bay
Banks regulated throughout the country
24
This was the "Father of the Constitution."
James Monroe
Alexander Hamilton
John Jay
James Madison
25
*The first ten amendments consist of the:
All are factual
Bill of Rights
Rights granted to the people of America
Rights granted to the States
26
What did the Declaration of Independence actually do?
Announce our full and complete separation from G.B.
Make the U.S.A. an official nation
Nothing, it's only paper
Stir up anger towards Britain
27
Someone bound to land/labor in exchange for food & shelter is a(n):
Puritan
Slave
Pilgrim
Indentured Servant
28
Who is considered the first martyr of the American Revolution? (Killed at the Boston Massacre)
Charles Cornwallis
Crispus Attucks
John Smith
Alexander Hamilton
29
Militiamen did all of the following
except:
Never give up! Keep fighting.
Fight humanely, by the rules of conflict
Use guerilla war tactics
Shoot officers first
30
The Quartering Act of 1765 required colonists to:
Pay British taxes
Pay higher taxes on tea
Buy a stamp for every sheet of paper
House British soldiers
31
Even though the Vikings discovered North America hundreds of years prior to 1492, who often gets the credit?
John Smith
Cristopher Columbus
Leif Erikson
James Madison
32
The transfer of goods
directly
from the Old World to New World is known as the:
Triangle Trade
Great Migration
Columbian Exchange
Middle Passage
33
The group of Framers who wanted power to stay with the National level of gov.
Lobsterbacks
Federalists
Anti-Federalists
Framers
34
Who was Friedrich von Steuben?
Military mind who trained the Colonists, hired by Washington
Famous French explorer
None of these are true
French commander during the 7 Years War
35
How was the Olive Branch Petition met by King George III?
He accepted the terms of peace
He made life even worse for the Colonists
It wasn't, he never received the letter
He never read it, ignoring the Colonists
36
What does a
bicameral
legislature mean? We have:
2 Branches
2 Chairs
1 House
2 Houses