The French and Indian War improved relations between colonies & England because

No. It did not improve relations.

All are true about the Albany Plan of Union except

It allowed the colonies to defeat the French & Indians

selling scarce items at high prices during crisis

All are true about Summit's involvement in the Revolutionary War except

A bakery was built as a staging area for an attack on NY.

All of the following were British strengths during the War except

They had the "home field advantage"

All are true about the Proclamation of 1763 except:

It angered the Native Americans.

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1
The French and Indian War improved relations between colonies & England because
The war benefited England's economy
No. It did not improve relations.
The English soldiers respected the Americans.
The colonists needed England even more after the war.
2
All are true about the Albany Plan of Union except
It was proposed by Benjamin Franklin
It proposed a union of delegateselected bylocal legislatures
It sowed the seeds for later US government
It allowed the colonies to defeat the French & Indians
3
This act was repealed after boycotts and protests
The Stamp Act
The Quartering Act
The Sugar Act
The Tea Act
4
Profiteering is
selling scarce items at high prices during crisis
making money during a war
5
This Finance Minister argued for increased taxation
Washington
Johnson
Grenville
Gildea
6
The Declaration of Independence includes all of the following except
Statement of Rights
Preamble
List of Grievances
Appeal for Forgiveness
7
Which battle is depicted?
Trenton
Yorktown
Princeton
Saratoga
8
Which is true of colonial warfare?
It followed European rules.
It was fought face to face in open fields.
All of the above are true
It was guerilla warfare.
9
These acts were the impetus for the First Continental Congress
The Townshend Acts
The Declaratory Act
none of the above
The Intolerable/Coercive Acts
10
They wanted immediate freedom through armed struggle, if necessary
Moderates
Radicals
Loyalists
11
This side won at Bunker Hill
Americans
British
12
The French & Indian War resulted from a dispute over what region?
The Ohio River Valley
The Appalachians
none of the above
The Great Lakes
13
John Dickinson (PA) was one
Loyalist
Radical
Moderate
14
All are true about Summit's involvement in the Revolutionary War except
Some soldiers are buried in Summit.
It had a strategic location on the "King's Highway."
It was an ideal lookout point to NY Harbor.
A bakery was built as a staging area for an attack on NY.
15
After this battle, the French openly allied with the Americans.
Trenton
Saratoga
Valley Forge
Yorktown
16
All of the following were British strengths during the War except
They had the "home field advantage"
They were aided by loyalists, mercenaries, and NAs
They had a powerful navy
They had experienced, well trained troops
17
This act imposed duties on imports
Tea Acts
Townshend Acts
Intolerable Acts
Declaratory Acts
18
The Native Americans allied with the French because
The French had married NAs and raised families with them
The French had a relatively small population in America
The British saw the NAs as "savages"
All of the above are true
19
He argued for independence in Common Sense.
Patrick Henry
Thomas Paine
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
20
All are true about the Proclamation of 1763 except:
The colonists ignored it.
It angered the Native Americans.
It was a way to tighten control over the colonists.
It closed the frontier to colonial expansion.
21
This was a low point for the Americans
Saratoga
Long Island
Trenton & Princeton
Dorchester Heights/ Siege of Boston
22
She asked her husband to "Remember the Ladies."
Abigail Adams
none of the above
Sally Hemmings
Martha Washington
23
Which is true about the Treaty of Paris
The Mississippi River was the boundary btwn US and Spanish
GB recognized the independence of the US
It involved GB, France, Spain, and the US
All of the above are true

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Answers

1
The French and Indian War improved relations between colonies & England because
The war benefited England's economy
No. It did not improve relations.
The English soldiers respected the Americans.
The colonists needed England even more after the war.
2
All are true about the Albany Plan of Union except
It was proposed by Benjamin Franklin
It proposed a union of delegateselected bylocal legislatures
It sowed the seeds for later US government
It allowed the colonies to defeat the French & Indians
3
This act was repealed after boycotts and protests
The Stamp Act
The Quartering Act
The Sugar Act
The Tea Act
4
Profiteering is
selling scarce items at high prices during crisis
making money during a war
5
This Finance Minister argued for increased taxation
Washington
Johnson
Grenville
Gildea
6
The Declaration of Independence includes all of the following except
Statement of Rights
Preamble
List of Grievances
Appeal for Forgiveness
7
Which battle is depicted?
Trenton
Yorktown
Princeton
Saratoga
8
Which is true of colonial warfare?
It followed European rules.
It was fought face to face in open fields.
All of the above are true
It was guerilla warfare.
9
These acts were the impetus for the First Continental Congress
The Townshend Acts
The Declaratory Act
none of the above
The Intolerable/Coercive Acts
10
They wanted immediate freedom through armed struggle, if necessary
Moderates
Radicals
Loyalists
11
This side won at Bunker Hill
Americans
British
12
The French & Indian War resulted from a dispute over what region?
The Ohio River Valley
The Appalachians
none of the above
The Great Lakes
13
John Dickinson (PA) was one
Loyalist
Radical
Moderate
14
All are true about Summit's involvement in the Revolutionary War except
Some soldiers are buried in Summit.
It had a strategic location on the "King's Highway."
It was an ideal lookout point to NY Harbor.
A bakery was built as a staging area for an attack on NY.
15
After this battle, the French openly allied with the Americans.
Trenton
Saratoga
Valley Forge
Yorktown
16
All of the following were British strengths during the War except
They had the "home field advantage"
They were aided by loyalists, mercenaries, and NAs
They had a powerful navy
They had experienced, well trained troops
17
This act imposed duties on imports
Tea Acts
Townshend Acts
Intolerable Acts
Declaratory Acts
18
The Native Americans allied with the French because
The French had married NAs and raised families with them
The French had a relatively small population in America
The British saw the NAs as "savages"
All of the above are true
19
He argued for independence in Common Sense.
Patrick Henry
Thomas Paine
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
20
All are true about the Proclamation of 1763 except:
The colonists ignored it.
It angered the Native Americans.
It was a way to tighten control over the colonists.
It closed the frontier to colonial expansion.
21
This was a low point for the Americans
Saratoga
Long Island
Trenton & Princeton
Dorchester Heights/ Siege of Boston
22
She asked her husband to "Remember the Ladies."
Abigail Adams
none of the above
Sally Hemmings
Martha Washington
23
Which is true about the Treaty of Paris
The Mississippi River was the boundary btwn US and Spanish
GB recognized the independence of the US
It involved GB, France, Spain, and the US
All of the above are true