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French and Indian War, American Revolution, and the Formation of the New Nation
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True or False: Loyalists made up about 20-30% of the population.
True
False
2
What was the last major land battles of the American Revolution?
Saratoga
Trenton
Yorktown
Cowpens
3
After the French and Indian War, there was new pressure on taking tribal lands form the colonists.
False
True
4
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Thomas Paine
5
True of False: The 1764 Sugar Act was the first time the British levied taxes to gain revenue from the colonies.
False
True
6
What was a result of the Albany Congress?
The Iroquois remained neutral and rejected Franklin's plan for unity
The Iroquois Nation signed a peace agreement with the colonies
The colonies decided to declare their independence
The colonies united against the French
7
Which of the following did not write the Federalist Papers?
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
John Jay
Alexander Hamilton
8
What was one of the main goals of Chief Pontiac?
Pontiac wanted to foster unity and cultural rejuvenation among the Indians
Pontiac wanted to cut off all contact with Europeans
Pontiac wanted the Ottawa tribe to convert to Christianity
Pontiac wanted the tribes to move West
9
What was the main reason behind the creation of the Declaration of Independence?
The desire of the British to reinvigorate Mercantilism
The failure of the British to protect the colonists from the French
A growing cultural divide between colonists and the British
The British attempt to consolidate political power
10
What role did the Native Americans play in the French and Indian War
All tribes allied with the British against the French
None- they stopped trading with both the British and the French
They burned down Washington D.C. and the White House
Many sided with the French and attacked the British colonists
11
What did Washington warn about in his Farewell Address?
foreign entanglements and the formation of political parties
protests by Western farmers over excise taxes
government reliance on excise taxes
deficit spending by the government
12
In what way did the Enlightenment influence the Declaration?
Promoted the idea that revolution was a good thing every now and then
Promoted freedom of religion
Emphasized the individual and natural rights
Promoted logic over religion
13
The Democratic-Republicans (formerly Anti-federalists) strongly opposed Washington's perspective of the French Rev.
True
False
14
Before the Revolution, colonists generally disregarded British laws and the British government was indifferent.
True
False
15
True or False: The Enlightenment did not influence the Declaration of Independence.
False
True
16
T or F: The 1787 Northwest Ordinance was significant because it outlined the process of how territories became states.
False
True
17
T or F: The provision of land sales in the Northwest was the most notable achievement of the Articles of Confederation.
False
True
18
What did the Patriots want?
The British to be nicer
The adoption of Enlightenment ideas
Independence from Britain
Cheaper rum
19
What war began in 1776?
The French and Indian War
The Civil War
The American Revolution
The War of 1812
20
Of the choices below, what was an important consequence of the French and Indian War?
The French victory forced the British King to abdicate
The British kicked the French out of North America
The British victory resulted in Spain taking over Canada
The French kicked the British out of North America
21
I have studied and prepared for this upcoming test.
Yes, because I will be shamed if not.
Of course!
22
Of the following, which best exemplifies Mercantilism?
The Molasses Act
The Boston Port Act
The Stamp Act
1660 Navigation Acts
23
Which of the following did NOT help the Patriots win the Revolution?
The strength of colonial currency
French help
Strong military leadership and foreign recruits
Commitment to the Patriot Cause
24
True or False: Washington's fear of foreign entanglements in his Farewell Address stemmed from the French Revolution.
False
True
25
I have read Chapters 6, 7, and 8 of the textbook.
No... but I will.
Of course!
26
Of the below choices, which colonial action demonstrated the most resistance to British authority before the Revolution?
Bacon's Rebellion
Pontiac's Rebellion
The Albany Congress
The Stamp Act Congress
27
True or False: The colonies and the British rejected the Albany Plan.
False
True
28
Why were the Navigation Acts put in place by the British government?
To restore loyalty to the British Crown
Economic rivalry as emerging between the British and the colonies
To destroy the colonial merchant class in favor of the rural farmers
A desire to recoup financial losses from failed colonial charters
29
True or False: Slavery was not outlawed in the 1785 Land Ordinance and the Northwest Ordinance of 1787.
True
False
30
Of the following choices, which angered the colonists the most?
Parliament's defense of "virtual representation"
The monopoly given to the British East India Company
The passage of the Quebec Act
The passage of the Boston Port Act
31
Which is NOT true about the Stamp Act?
Any who violated this act were not given a jury trial
It resulted in an eloquent opposition building off the Sugar & Currency Act
The colonists threatened secession from Britain
The colonists effectively boycotted British goods
32
I feel prepared for this test and will now ask my teacher any remaining questions or read the textbook.
Always!
Yes!
Certainly!
Of course!
33
What was the largest weakness of the Articles of Confederation?
Created a powerful Executive
Denied the central government the power to mediate disputes between states
The new government could not raise revenue through taxes
Required a unanimous vote to amend the Articles
34
What was the Olive Branch Petition?
The peace treaty after the American Revolution
1775 doc. from the 2nd Continental Congress declaring loyalty to Britain
The Beginning of the Constitution
The first draft of the Articles of Confederation
35
How did the colonists respond to the Proclamation of 1763?
Colonists supported the act because it expelled the French to Canada
Supported it because it forced the Indians to give up their land
Angry and continued to settle illegally beyond the demarcation line
They were angry because it granted religious toleration to French Catholics
36
What was the purpose of Ben Franklin's below cartoon?
To be the new slogan of the Sons of Liberty
To urge the colonies to unite against the French
To urge the colonies to unite against the British
To inspire Thomas Paine to write Common Sense
37
How did the British deal with the debt from the French and Indian War?
The British sold all the American colonies to the French
The British Crown began rigorously enforcing taxes and imperial policies
The British sold the Crown Jewels
Parliament forced the colonies to loan money to the British Crown
38
Who is known as the "Father of the Constitution?
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
James Madison
Alexander Hamilton
39
Federalists preferred a strict interpretation of the Constitution, while Anti-Federalists liked a loose interpretation.
True
False
40
What was the first big debate regarding how strict the Constitution should be interpreted?
Marbury v. Madison
Interstate Commerce
The First Bank of the United States (Hamilton's Bank)
Internal Taxation
