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The American Revolution
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1
The "
Tea Party
" shown occurred in which Colonial City?
New York
Lexington
Boston
Richmond
2
Complete the chart.
democracy
dictatorship
3
What was an important purpose of the Declaration of Independence?
to state reasons for separation from Britain
allow for religious freedom of worship
establish a framework for government
to argue for womens' voting rights
4
Which country was the greatest ally of the colonists during the American Revolution?
Spain
Russia
France
5
In order to pay off French and Indian War debt, the British Parliament took what action?
Passed new colonial taxes like the Stamp Act
Held a seaside tea party
Allowed the colonists to chose their own governors
6
Adopted 1789, this created a strong federal government with power divided between the national government & the states
Magna Carta
Bill of Rights
U.S. Constitution
Declaration of Independence
7
A major part of the legacy left by the British in their North American colonies was respect for
censorship of the press
limited freedoms
democratic ideas
divine right
8
Locke argued that if a government failed to protect the people's natural rights then the people should
defend their government
overthrow their government
not question their government
peacefully accept government decisions
9
The English colonists in America disliked English rules dealing with
slavery in the colonies
taxation without representation
religious toleration
10
In a political democracy, the government derives its power from the
consent of the governed
theory of divine right
strengthening of the central government
11
Who contributed most to the idea that government is a social contract between the people & their leaders?
Rousseau
Montesquieu
Voltaire
Montesquieu
12
What has often been called the textbook of the American Revolution?
Two Treatises on Government
The Spirit of the Laws
Redcoats, Deadcoats
The Social Contract
13
In this quote, Locke stressed the main concepts of
an absolute monarch with total government control
democracy and responsibility
14
Each item is a cause of a
17th century struggle between the king and parliament
19th century conflict over state’s rights
18th century war for independence
17th century war between Protestants and Catholics
15
Who most contributed to the idea of limited government by the consent of the people?
Voltaire
Locke
Hobbes
Montesquieu
16
Who commanded the American Continental Army?
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
Benedict Arnold
Pau Revere
17
The ideas contained in the Bill of Rights were influenced by the
Enlightenment
theory of Divine Right
Inquisition
selecting of Indulgences
18
Who contributed most to the idea of a Separation of Powers?
Locke
Rousseau
Montesquieu
Hobbes
19
The American Revolution was inspired by the
Renaissance
Enlightenment
Protestant Reformation
20
When did the American Revolution take place?
19th century
18th century
20th century
17th century
21
The individuals in the box were all
American military generals
important British scientists
American founding fathers
22
Which confrontation resulted in the deaths of several colonists?
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
23
What completes the chart?
the Renaissance
Protestant Reformation
American Revolution
Age of Discovery
24
According to John Locke, the
basic
purpose of a government is to
ensure equality of opportunity for all.
protect the people in power.
keep the peace among citizens.
protect the natural rights of individuals.
25
Who was the main author of the Declaration of Independence
George Washington
King George III
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
26
The ideas & beliefs from what time period best completes the chart?
Enlightenment
Age of Absolutism
Age of Discovery
Protestant Reformation