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American Revolution Lesson 3-4 Quiz
American Revolution Lesson 3-4 Quiz
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1
The _____________ sent to King George III by Congress asked for peace.
Apple Tree Petition
Beet Branch Petition
Olive Branch Petition
2
The first major battle of the Revolutionary War was
The Battle at Patriot Place
The Battle of Bunker Hill
3
British General Thomas Gage sent General William Howe and 2,400 British Soldiers to capture ___________.
Breeds Hill
Fighters Field
Lowell
Lexington
4
Members of the Sons of Liberty threw tea into the ocean. This became known as the Boston Tea Party.
True
False
5
In 1774 Colonial leaders met in Philadelphia for the __________.
tea party
Parliament
First Continental Congress
Sugar Act
6
One law closed the port of Boston until colonists ________.
publicly said they were sorry
paid for the tea
went back to Britain
joined British soldiers
7
The Coercive Acts were also known as the Intolerable Acts.
False
True
8
The fighting at Lexington is said to be the beginning of ____________.
World War II
the American Revolution
Boston Tea Party
World War I
9
In 1774 Parliament passed a new set of laws to punish Massachusetts colonists called the ___________.
Coercive Acts
Massachusetts Madness Acts
Tea Act
Townshend Acts
10
In 1773 Parliament passed ____________ which said that the East India Company had a monopoly on tea.
The Coercive Acts
The Stamp Act
The Tea Act
The American Revolution Act
11
The Second Continental Congress met in 1775 and were divided about what the colonies should do.
False
True
12
The first step of Congress was to form an army. It was called the Continental Army and led by ________.
Samuel Adams
King George III
George Washington
Mr. Morneau
13
The Coercive Acts also said all ________ in Boston had to be approved by British General Thomas Gage.
educational decisions
holidays
town meetings
sporting events
14
In a petition sent to King George III, colonists asked for ___________.
life and love
food and drink
life and liberty, right to assemble, and right to a trial by jury
life, supplies, and soldiers
15
Massachusetts Colonists formed militia units. They were called __________, ready to fight at a minutes notice.
soldiers
Daughters of Liberty
Sons of Liberty
Minutemen