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1
Who were the Hessians?
Loyalists that secretly supported America.
German mercenaries that fought for the British.
Russian mercenaries that fought for the Patriots.
A group of minutemen that fought the British.
2
Who was the commander of the British troops?
Samuel Adams
Francis Marion
Charles Cornwallis
George Washington
3
What are two things the Second Continental Congress created?
Olive Branch Petition and the Continental Army
Olive Branch Petition and the Bill of Rights
The Bill of Rights and the Continental Army
Declaration of Independence and the Magna Carta
4
What type of fighting uses surprise hit-and-run attacks?
Elephant Warfare
Dorris Warfare
Karate
Guerrilla Warfare
5
What did two lanterns hanging in the Old North Church signify?
British were coming by sea.
British were coming by plane.
British were coming by land.
British were coming by taxi.
6
Which two European countries helped the American colonies defeat Britain?
Australia and Brazil
France and Italy
China and Germany
France and Spain
7
Which treaty ended the American Revolution?
Treaty of Paris 1983
Treaty of Paris 1763
Treaty of Paris 1873
Treaty of Paris 1783
8
What was the last major battle of the American Revolution?
Saratoga
Yorktown
Bunker Hill
Lexington
9
What could British soldiers use to search people's homes, boats, etc.? (Name back then)
Stamp Act
Intolerable Act
Search Warrants
Writs of Assistance
10
Which battle proved that the American forces could take on the British army?
Dorchester Heights
Concord
Saratoga
Bunker Hill
11
Which group did Samuel Adams help create to frighten British tax collectors?
Committees of Correspondence
Sons of Liberty
Writs of Assistance
New England Patriots
12
Which European helped train the Continental Army and made it a "finely tuned fighting force"?
Patrick Henry
Marquis de Lafayette
George Washington
Baron Friedrich von Steubuen
13
Who wrote
Common Sense
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Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Paine
George Washington
Samuel Adams
14
Where did the "shot heard 'round the world" take place?
Boston
Dorchester Heights
Concord
Lexington
15
Which is not one of the Intolerable Acts?
The Quartering Act
Royal officials sent to England for a friendly trial.
Virginia's charter was cancelled.
Boston Harbor is closed.
16
What document was sent to King George as a final attempt to keep peace?
Magna Carta
The Declaration of Independence
The Bill of Rights
Olive Branch Petition
17
Which famous Patriot said "Give me liberty or give me death"?
Samuel Adams
George Washington
Patrick Henry
Benjamin Franklin
18
When was the Declaration of Independence ratified?
December 24, 1982
July 4, 1876
June 4, 1776
July 4, 1776
19
Which battle was the turning point of the American Revolution?
Dorchester Heights
Battle of Bunker Hill
Battle of Lexington
Battle of Saratoga
20
Why did Britain need to raise taxes on the American Colonies?
To pay for the King's lavish lifestyle.
To pay for the French and Indian War.
To pay for all the tea they drank.
To pay for new roads and schools.
21
Which group's purpose was to share information about new British taxes and how to stop them?
Committees of Correspondence
New England Patriots
Sons of Liberty
Daughters of the American Revolution
22
What was a weakness of the British forces?
Small Navy
Poorly equipped
Poorly trained
Traveled a long distance.
23
What was a strength of the American forces?
Big Navy
They had Zombie Vespucci
Well trained
Help from European countries.
24
Why were American colonists so upset about being taxed by the British? (1 main reason)
They had no representation in Parliament.
Because they didn't live in England.
They taxed their favorite beverage: tea.
The King annoyed them.
25
What was Francis Marion known for?
Signing the Declaration of Independence.
Using guerrilla warfare against the British.
Writing the Bill of Rights.
Throwing tea into Boston Harbor.