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FERRELL Review American Revolution Era
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An 8th Grade American History Review for the American Revolution Era
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"Give me Liberty or give me Death!"
James Madison
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
George Washington
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Argument that government cannot impose taxes without the consent of citizens.
No taxation without representation.
No tea for you!!
Stamp Act
Unalienable Rights
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Colonists objected to which prohibition of westward expansion after French and Indian War?
Stamp Act of 1765
Proclamation of 1763
Treaty of Paris 1783
Sugar Act of 1764
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Agreement that ends the revolution. England recognizes American Independence.
Treaty of Paris 1783
Declaration of Independence
Proclamation of 1763
Treaty of Gadsden
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Which of the following is not one of the Intolerable Acts?
The mandatory quartering of British soldiers.
Closing of the Port of Boston
A new governor decided if and when the legislature could meet.
Colonists not permitted outside after dark.
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This event took place in Boston and led to the death of 5 colonists. It was used at propaganda.
First Continental Congress
Boston Tea Party
Lexington and Concord
Boston Massacre
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Author. Publisher. Inventor. American diplomat to France.
Thomas Paine
Crispus Attucks
Patrick Henry
Benjamin Franklin
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The battle of Saratoga in 1777 is known as the....
ended the American Revolution.
turning point of the war.
first battle of the Revolution.
last major battle of the war.
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Causes of the American Revolution
Abuse of power and unfair taxing of the colonists
The King allowed representative governments in the colonies
Logan lost 4-1 in PIG
The French controlled the Ohio River Valley
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What were the Intolerable acts?
Laws made by King George without colonist input.
Laws the King made and the colonists voted for.
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This left Great Britain with a huge debt and desire to avoid future conflict.
French and Indian War
Boston Tea Party
Valley Forge
Battle of Lexington/Concord
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Cousin of John Adams. Leader of the Sons of Liberty. Insisted Bill of Rights be added to the Constitution.
Patrick Henry
John Adams
Samuel Adams
Crispus Attucks
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Which of the following is not a grievance by the colonists listed in the Declaration of Independece?
Providing agriculture shipments to foreign countries.
Quartering large bodies of troops in their homes.
Imposing taxes without their consent.
Depriving the benefits of trial by jury.
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African-American spy for the Colonial Army during the American Revolution. Spied on Lord Cornwallis.
James Armistead
John Paul Jones
King George 3
Haym Salomon
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British tax imposed on newspapers and other printed colonial documents.
Townshend Acts
Stamp Act
Sugar Act
Tea Act
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Commander of the Continental Army. President of the Constitutional Convention.
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Paine
Samuel Adams
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What year was the Declaration of Independence written?
1776
1778
1775
1777
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The battle of Yorktown in 1781 was...
first battle of the Revolution.
turning point of the war.
ended the American Revolution.
the last major battle of the war.
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This meeting of delegates adopted the Declaration of Independence and recognized Washington as its army's Commander.
Parliment
2nd Continental Congress
1st Continental Congress
Delegates Congress
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What country helped the American Army during the battle of Yorktown?
England
Mexico
France
Spain
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What was the first battle of the American Revolution in 1775? (Shot Heard 'Round the World)
Lexington Concord
Saratoga
Treaty of Paris 1783
Yorktown
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Who wrote the pamphlet "Common Sense" urging Colonists to break away from Great Britian?
James Armistead
Wentworth Cheswell
James Madison
Thomas Paine
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Pennsylvania location where the Continental Army endured the harsh winter of 1777-1778.
Jamestown
Valley Forge
Mercantilism
Lexington/Concord
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What person made the idea of unalienable rights popular? (Life, liberty, pursuit of happiness)
George Mason
William Blackstone
John Locke
Charles de Montesquieu