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American Revolution ~ 4th Grade
American Revolution ~ 4th Grade
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Review of causes, battles, important people & the Declaration of Independence
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What happened @ the Boston Tea Party?
Soldiers went swimming
Sons of Liberty dumped tea into Boston Harbor
Colonists painted ships
Ships were unloaded
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Was a printer, writer, inventor, scientist and publisher
Samuel Adams
John Hancock
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
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Why were the Intolerable Acts created?
To implement Tea Tax
To avoid taxes
To reward the colonists
To punish the colonists
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Fight between British soldiers & colonists, 5 colonists were killed
French & Indian War
Boston Tea Party
Boston Massacre
Battle of Lexington & Concord
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Allowed Americans to buy tea cheap but paying a tea tax
Stamp Act
Intolerable Act
Sugar Act
Tea Act
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What battle marked the start of the Revoluntionary War?
Battle of Yorktown
Battle of Lexington & Concord
Battle of Trenton
Battle of Saratoga
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When was the Declaration of Independence adopted by Congress?
July 4th, 1776
June 3, 1777
July 1, 1776
June 30, 1777
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Leader of the Sons of Liberty in Boston
Charles Cornwalllis
Thomas Paine
Benjamin Franklin
Samuel Adams
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Which battle was a turning point in the war?
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Yorktown
Battle of Trenton
Battle of Bunker Hill
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States the colonies independence from Britain
Statement of Independence
Declaration of Independence
Bill of Rights
Preamble
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First signer of the Declaration of Independence
George Washington
John Adams
Patrick Henry
John Hancock
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Wrote pamphlet called
Common Sense
John Hancock
John Adams
Thomas Paine
Patrick Henry
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Sons of Liberty dressed as Mohawk Indians threw tea into the Boston Harbor
Boycott Party
Liberty Party
Boston Tea Party
Minutemen Party
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What battle was fought after Washington crossed the Delaware River?
Battle of Trenton
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Lexington & Concord
Battle of Bunker Hill
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Taxed coffee, cloth, indigo, wine & sugar
Tea Act
Sugar Act
Townsend Act
Stamp Act
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Second President of the United States
John Hancock
George Washingtoon
John Adams
Paul Revere
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Where delegates to Congress signed their names
Signatures
Bill of Indictment
Declaration of Rights
Preamble
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Britain started taxing the colonists after which war?
Battle of Trenton
French & Indian War
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Bunker Hill
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What happened at the Boston Massacre?
A fort was built
Tea was dumped into the Boston Harber
Fight between British soldiers & colonists
Peace was made
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Introduction to the Constitution
Delegate
Ordinance
Convention
Preamble
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King of England during the Revolution
Lord North
Baron Von Steuben
King George III
Benedict Arnold
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Why did King George III and British Parliament start taxing the colonists?
Pay for food
To build ships
Pay debt from the French & Indian War
Build new colonies
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Leader of the Continental Army
Patrick Henry
Lord North
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
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States: all people are created equal & have the right to Life, Liberty & Pursuit of Happiness
Declaration of Rights
Declaration of Independence
Bill of Rights
Preamble
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Supplies of gunpowder & cannons were destroyed in Concord, Massachusetts
Battle of Bunker Hill
Battle of Lexington & Concord
Battle of Trenton
Battle of Yorktown
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Taxes on anything printed on paper
Stamp Act
Townshend Act
Tea Act
Sugar Act
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Representatives who met in Philadelphia to discuss the Intolerable Acts
Parliament
First Continental Congress
Loyalists
Committees of Correspondence
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Rode on the Midnight Ride to warn Patriots
Lord North
Paul Revere
Baron Von Steuben
Benedict Arnold
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Helped train soldiers during the winter at Valley Forge
Crispus Attucks
Baron von Steuben
Thomas Paine
Samuel Adams
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Which battle was fought on a hill?
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Yorktown
Battle of Bunker Hill
Battle of Trenton
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Wrote the Declaration of Independence
John Hancock
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
