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Unit 4: American Revolution
Unit 4: American Revolution
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1
Which of the following was NOT an outcome of the 2nd Continental Congress?
wrote Declaration of Independence
elected Washington President
print paper money
created Continental Army
2
Which battle is shown in this image?
Guilford Courthouse
Lexington & Concord
Bunker Hill
Trenton
3
Which was the final battle of the American Revolution?
Lexington & Concord
Bunker Hill
Yorktown
Trenton
4
The idea that the power to rule comes from the people is known as
popular sovereignty
right to rebel
natural rights
5
The idea that the people must overthrow an unjust government is known as
right to rebel
popular sovereignty
natural rights
6
Which battle did Americans lose, but only because of lack of ammunition?
Trenton
Guilford Courthouse
Lexington & Concord
Bunker Hill
7
What was the 1st battle of the American Revolution?
Guilford Courthouse
Lexington & Concord
Trenton
Yorktown
8
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
John Adams
Sam Adams
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
9
Which battle forced the British out of N & S Carolina?
Trenton
Guilford Courthouse
Yorktown
Lexington & Concord
10
Which of the following best describes what the Continental Congresses were?
a series of meetings planned to respond to England
a provisional government designed to negotiate peace
a local Pennsylvania legislature debating England's taxes
11
"Unalienable rights" are similar to which of the following ideas?
natural rights
popular sovereignty
right to rebel
12
What impact does Thomas Paine have on the American Revolution?
he persuades colonists to rebel
he persuades colonists to remain loyal
he persuades colonists to immigrate to England
13
Which (original) Enlightenment thinker influenced the writing of the Dec of Independence?
Carl Marx
John Locke
Thomas Paine
Thomas Jefferson