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Georgia Studies - American Revolution
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1
Who is responsible for writing laws for the state of Georgia?
City Council
General Assembly
Congress
The Governor
2
What law allowed England to put troops in people's homes?
Quartering Act
Navigation Acts
Stamp Act
Intolerable Acts
3
This person signed the Declaration of Independence.
Lyman Hall
Nancy Hart
William Few
Abraham Baldwin
4
This battle gave Georgia colonists much needed supplies and encouraged more to fight.
Yorktown
Seige of Savannah
Concord
Kettle Creek
5
Who was the slave that earned his freedom for fighting in the American Revolution?
Lyman Hall
Elijah Clarke
Austin Dabney
Nancy Hart
6
Who was this person?
Clara Barton
Martha Kenyon
Lara Cherokee
Nancy Hart
7
All of the following are causes of the American Revolution EXCEPT
Boston Tea Party
Attack on Fort Sumter
Boston Massacre
Taxation Without Representation
8
Which of the following led to the event depicted below?
Boston Tea Party
Boston Massacre
Tea Act
Sugar Act
9
Who led colonists to victory at Kettle Creek?
Elijah Clarke
Senior Hughes and his pet hamster
Button Gwinnett
Austin Dabney
10
All the following are found in the current GA constitution EXCEPT
separation of powers
checks and balances
bicameral legislature
unicameral legislature
11
What was the leading long-term cause of the American Revolution?
Boston Massacre
Lexington and Concord
Intolerable Acts
French an Indian War
12
Added to the end of the Constitution to keep our government from becoming too powerful.
Bill of Rights
Natural Law
The Tea Act
The Great Compromise
13
Where did the first fighting of the American Revolution take place?
Saratoga
Yorktown
Kettle Creek
Lexington
14
Helped to create the Great Compromise and signed the United States Constitution for Georgia.
Abraham Baldwin
William Few
Button Gwinnett
Austin Dabney
15
Who is responsible for enforcing laws at the national level?
The Governor
The President
The Supreme Court
The Mayor
16
Which of the following is a basic premise behind the Declaration of Independence?
Separation of Powers
Checks and Balances
Natural Law
Confederacy
17
Which of the following is matched correctly?
Bicameral Legislature and Articles of Confederation
Checks and Balances and GA Constitution of 1777
Senior Hughes and a pleasant smell
No Executive Branch and Articles of Confederation
18
This act placed a tax on newspapers, legal documents, and other paper products.
Quartering Act
Sugar Act
Intolerable Acts
Stamp Act
19
Of this list, which of the following events occrred LAST?
French and Indian War
Tea Act
Boycotting of British goods
Intolerable Acts
20
Which of the following best explains the legislative branch under the GA Constitution of 1777?
Separation of Powers
Natural Law
unicameral
bicameral
21
This created a weak government system for Georgia. The legislature controlled the governor.
The United States Constitution
The Georgia Constitution of 1777
Rules and Regulations
Articles of Confederation
22
This group of laws included closing Boston Harbor and their state legislature.
Quartering Act
Sugar Act
Stamp Act
Intolerable Acts
23
Which person and event in GA are matched CORRECTLY?
William Few and the Treaty of Indian Springs
Abraham Baldwin and the Great Compromise
William Few and the Declaration of Independence
Abraham Baldwin and the Governor of Georgia
24
The Georgia colonists failed in their attempt to retake this city.
Savannah
Atlanta
Macon
Rome
25
This law prevented colonists from smuggling in a certain product to make sure they paid taxes.
Quartering Act
Sugar Act
Stamp Act
Tea Act