The primary intended audience for this cartoon was

members of Parliament in Great Britain

AP U.S. History Period 3: 1754-1800

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1
A country in which sovereignty or power ultimately rests with the people rather than a monarch is
a republic
a theocracy
a communist regime
an autocracy
2
This treaty formally ended the American Revolution.
Pinckney's Treaty
Jay's Treaty
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Fort Stanwix
3
The primary intended audience for this cartoon was
members of the Sons of Liberty
backcountry settlers in Pennsylvania
members of Parliament in Great Britain
Boston merchants and traders
4
She told her husband to "remember the ladies" as the founding leaders developed the legal framework of the U.S.
Deborah Franklin
Abigail Adams
Martha Washington
Dolly Madison
5
Congress sent this to King George III in July 1775, affirming loyalty to the British King.
The Divine Right of Kings
invitation to the Constitutional Convention
a white flag of surrender
The Olive Branch Petition
6
An important cause of the French and Indian War was conflicting claims over
Quebec
West Indies
the Mississippi Delta region
the Ohio River Valley region
7
This vigilante group of Scots-Irish immigrants organized raids against American Indians on the Pennsylvania frontier.
Standing Armies
Sons of Liberty
Paxton Boys
Pennsylvania Vigilantes
8
This idea asserted that women had civic responsibilities in the evolving culture of the new nation.
Daughters of the Revolution
Women of the Revolution
Egalitarianism
Republican Motherhood
9
This deadly 1770 incident started as a disagreement between an on-duty British sentry and a young wigmaker’s apprentice.
The Gaspee Affair
The Boston Massacre
Shays's Rebellion
Pontiac's Rebellion
10
This 1786–1787 farmers uprising in Massachusetts is known as
Whiskey Rebellion
Shays' Rebellion
Boxer Rebellion
Baker's Rebellion

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AP U.S. History Period 3: 1754-1800

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Questions 10

Answers

1
A country in which sovereignty or power ultimately rests with the people rather than a monarch is
a republic
a theocracy
a communist regime
an autocracy
2
This treaty formally ended the American Revolution.
Pinckney's Treaty
Jay's Treaty
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Fort Stanwix
3
The primary intended audience for this cartoon was
members of the Sons of Liberty
backcountry settlers in Pennsylvania
members of Parliament in Great Britain
Boston merchants and traders
4
She told her husband to "remember the ladies" as the founding leaders developed the legal framework of the U.S.
Deborah Franklin
Abigail Adams
Martha Washington
Dolly Madison
5
Congress sent this to King George III in July 1775, affirming loyalty to the British King.
The Divine Right of Kings
invitation to the Constitutional Convention
a white flag of surrender
The Olive Branch Petition
6
An important cause of the French and Indian War was conflicting claims over
Quebec
West Indies
the Mississippi Delta region
the Ohio River Valley region
7
This vigilante group of Scots-Irish immigrants organized raids against American Indians on the Pennsylvania frontier.
Standing Armies
Sons of Liberty
Paxton Boys
Pennsylvania Vigilantes
8
This idea asserted that women had civic responsibilities in the evolving culture of the new nation.
Daughters of the Revolution
Women of the Revolution
Egalitarianism
Republican Motherhood
9
This deadly 1770 incident started as a disagreement between an on-duty British sentry and a young wigmaker’s apprentice.
The Gaspee Affair
The Boston Massacre
Shays's Rebellion
Pontiac's Rebellion
10
This 1786–1787 farmers uprising in Massachusetts is known as
Whiskey Rebellion
Shays' Rebellion
Boxer Rebellion
Baker's Rebellion