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Era 4: The American Revolution May 24th
Who was the leader of the Continental Army?
Tyron's Palace was...
Era 4: The American Revolution May 24th
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Tyron's Palace was...
the King's home when he visited NC; located in Charlotte
the governor's mansion in New Bern NC; it cost a fortune
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Who was the leader of the Continental Army?
Thomas Jefferson
Samuel Adams
George Washington
3
Where was the "shot heard 'round the world" fired?
Lexington Green (Lexington)
Boston
Charlotte
Trenton
4
How did the British react to the Boston Tea Party
By sending a representative to listen to the colonists
By closing the Boston harbor until the tea was paid for
By replacing the tea and moving on
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Which one of the following is NOT a reason why the colonists revolted against England?
the expansion of Slavery
Taxation without representation
British soldiers occupying Boston
Living under a tyrannical King
6
What does the May 20th 1775 date on the NC state flag indicate?
"Meck Dec" day. A disputed historical incident.
The date of the Mecklenberg Declaration of Independence
All the above
The date that "NC declared independence from Britain first"
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Why is the Battle of Moore's creek called "The Lexington of the South"
Because the shots fired at Lexington started the Revolution
Because the attack at Moore's Creek began war in the South
Both answer 1 and 2
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The War of Regulation in North Carolina was between what two factions (sides)?
Both answer 1 and 2
The poor western farmers vs. the rich eastern planters.
The Eastern side of NC vs. The western side of NC
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Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
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Fighting in the South was this style...
Traditional European style (row by row)
Guerilla warfare (small surprise attacks)
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The Battle of King's Mountain is crucial to the Revolution because...
Because winning in the South was the last try
Cornwallis realized he couldn't win in the South
Because the militia men defeated the strongest army on earth
all the above
