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NC ERA 2: American Revolution 8th grade
NC ERA 2: American Revolution 8th grade
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Based on Fayetteville, NC's curriculum guide 2015-2016
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The battle was the turning point of the war winning America foreign assistance!
Yorktown
Saratoga
Burgoyne
Maple Hill
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This law required citizens to house and feed soldiers
Soldier's Housing Act
Officers Housing Act
Housing Law 612
Quartering Act
3
He wrote the Declaration of Independence, a document like no other of the time
Thomas Jefferson
John Hancock
James Madison
James Madison
4
Was an inventor, ambassador to France, signer of Declaration of Independence
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
James Madison
John Hancock
5
The rising up of a nation's people to seek improvement in government and society is a
revolution
fight
treason
tyranny
6
Chosen to lead the Continental Army by colonists
Cornwallis
Sam Adams
Robert Lee
George Washington
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This term refers to a very large farm with numerous workers/slaves
proprietary land
farm
plantation
share cropping
8
Term that refers to materials used in manufacture or create something
cotton
raw materials
silk
resources
9
Document that forbade settlers from crossing the NC mountains into Tennessee
Deed of trust 1717
Proclamation 1861
Charter 1763
Proclamation 1763
10
Signed name with LARGE writing so blind-ish king could read it! Yeah I signed it! Oops treason!
John Hancock
John Rolf
John Adams
John Smith
11
This British law closed the NY/colonial assembly NY would not house soldiers in homes
Assembly House Act 1774
Quartering Act
Blockades
Intolerable Acts
12
The dumping of tea in Boston Harbor, no taxes paid here!
Edenton Tea Party
Boston Massacre
Boston Tax Claims
Boston Tea Party
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Refers to a group of men acting as soldiers when the need arrived
military
militia
soldiers
army
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A secret society of colonial women who supported the revolution in a variety of ways
Daughters of Peace
Daughters of Liberty
Daughters of Responsibility
Daughters of the Revolution
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This term refers to the levels of society: wealthy to poor
society
class
customs
gentry
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First "battles" of Revolution
Lexington & Philadelphis
Lexington & Concord
Philadelphia & Concord
none of these
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Men dressed like Native Americans participated in the anti-tax event
Boston Commons Riots
Boston Tea Party
Boston Imbroglio
Boston Massacre
18
An American colonist who support the British during the Revolution
Patriot
Loyalist
Governor
Lord
19
The area around a person or thing in which it lives
place
location
home
environment
20
Required all legal papers, documents, even cards to be taxed
Stamp Act
Paper Proclamation
Quartering Act
Intolerable Act
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A British colonist who wished the colony to be free from Britain
militia
citizen
patriot
revolutionary
22
Military leader of all British soldiers in the Revolution
Smythe
Franklin
Washington
Cornwallis
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Refers to a governmental body's money making ability and finances
treasury
economy
society
money
24
Those things that you hold dear and morally correct
morals
sanctuary
hopes
values
25
Term refers to an organized social order
class
society
city
county
26
Father of the American Revolution since his writings spurred Americans to revolt
Thomas Paine
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
John Hancock
27
This wintering over during the Revolution nearly killed our army
Guilford Courthouse
Antietam
Valley Forge
Manassas
28
Term refers to the refusal to patronize a business as a protest
boycott
sit-in
raid
protest
29
Snowballs, rocks, sticks aimed at British soldiers led to what Revere called ...
Boston Tea Party
Boston Massacre
Militia Recall
Revenge
30
This term refers to the movement of people from one country to another
emigration
immigration
migration
movement
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That which we believe to be true
hopes
dreams
morals
beliefs
32
King of Britain who lost the American colonies in the Revolution
Charles I
Elizabeth I
John II
George III
33
A group of men who secretly worked to free America from Britain
Daughters of Liberty
Adams troop
Continental Army
Sons of Liberty
34
A tax of that which made life so sweet, not to mention the tea. Caused a ruckus!
lemon
sugar
paper
tea
35
He and 2 other Minute men rode to alert citizens the British were on the move
Adams
Booth
Jefferson
Revere
36
Wrote COMMON SENSE which furthered the revolutionary spirit of Americans
Thomas Winthrop
Thomas Hamcock
Thomas Paine
Thomas Jefferson
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Said "Give me liberty or give me death" as freedom was discussed
Paul Revere
Meredith Wentworth
Patrick Henry
John Hancock
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Leader of the Sons of Liberty
Benjamin Franklin
Samuel Adams
John Hancock
John Adams
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Refers to total rule, dictatorship
fascism
nazi
tyranny
dictatorship
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The final large battle of the Revolution made easy by Greene's NC Guilford Courthouse fight
Guilford
Yorktown
Saratoga
Philadelphia
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A man selected by the king to govern a colony
parliament
president
governor
proprietor
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Selected to write the document that severed out ties with Britain
Sam Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
George Washington