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1
The engraving of the Bostom Massacre which stirred up Anti-British senitments is an example of:
Propaganda
Early Native Art
Political Cartoon
Emoji
2
The Declaration states that all men are, "endowed by their creator with certain _________"
given privileges
special freedoms
super powers
unalienable rights
3
Abigail Adams, told her husband to not forget women when the government was being created
False
True
4
Taxation of the colonists began shortly after the end of the French and Indian War
True
False
5
John Hancock was the first of the colonial delegates to sign the Declaration of Independence
True
False
6
At the start of the war, the U.S. Navy was:
only merchant ships
A few naval ships and merchant ships
large and powerful
7
Many European countries helped the Continental Army by providing officers, soldiers, and money
False
True
8
The American Revolution ended in the year:
1783
1066
1504
1776
9
The first man to die during the Boston Massacre was an African American named Crispus Attucks
True
False
10
The U.S. only had a population of ___________ at the start of the revolution
65,000
5 million
2.8 billion
2.8 million
11
Which of these events happened first?
the Declaration of Independence
the Battle of Yorktown
the Battle of Lexington and Concord
The Treaty of Paris (1783)
12
Many colonists believed that there should be, "No taxation without _______________"
royalties
consequences
rights
representation
13
George Washington crossed the Delaware River to surprise mercenaries at the Battle of Trenton
False
True
14
Nearly one million women lived in the colonies. Most of which lived in rural areas
True
False
15
The Olive Branch Petition was sent to King George III declaring independence from England
False
True
16
This woman is famous for carrying water to soldiers and was given the nickname "Molly Pitcher"
Mary Ludwig Hayes
Deborah Sampson
Selena Gomez
Abigail Adams
17
The Stamp Act:
Put a tax on rubber stamps
tax many paper products like legal documents and newspapers
taxed all products exported from the colonies
18
Because of the Tea Act:
All of the Above
The price of tea decreased, but was still taxed heavily
Only English teach could be sold in the colonies
Colonists Boycotted English Tea
19
After the war, the U.S. gained all the lands they were once denied by the Proclamation of 1763
True
False
20
Not including the signatures, there are how many parts to the Declaration of Independence?
7
1.9
5
4
21
This man created the engraving of the Boston Massacre
Chester Cheeto
Paul Revere
John Paul Jones
John Adams
22
The population of the colonies was approximately divided equal into patriots, loyalists, and neutralists
False
True
23
During a naval battle this man shouted, "I have not yet begun to fight!"
John Paul Jones
Benedict Arnold
Johnny Cash
William Howe
24
Thomas Jefferson was the main author of the Declaration of Independence
False
True
25
After the Treaty of Paris (1783), _________________ took back control of Florida
France
United States
Spain
England
26
This woman impersonated a man to fight in several battles
Taylor Swift
Abigail Adams
Deborah Sampson
Betsy Ross
27
England had full support of its population when it went to war with the United States
False
True
28
These British allies were divided on whether to fight in the war or to stay neutral
Australia
Iroquois Confederacy
South Africa
Spain
29
Washington set up his winter camp after the defeats at:
Three Creeks and Powhatan Mill
Brandywine Creek and Germantown
Burpleberry Gulch and Murphberg
30
Ben Franklin convinced the Australians to help the United States in the war against England
False
True
31
England had the advantage of having a strong King and a parliament that did not change.
True
False
32
The Continental Army lost the Battle of Princeton after Cornwallis snuck up Washington's army
True
False
33
The Sons of Liberty dressed as Native Americans the night of the Boston Tea Party
False
True
34
The Townshend Act:
put a tax on wagon wheels
put a tax on exports like tobacco and wheat
taxed food products
taxed manufactured goods like glass, lead, and silk
35
Aside from blocking Boston Harbor, the Intolerable Acts:
blocked travel between colonies
made dancing illegal
put an 2 p.m. curfew on colonists
prohibited town hall meetings to once per year
36
The Battle of Bunker Hill, in Boston, was a British Victory
True
False
37
At the start of the war, Britain's army was:
corrupt and poorly trained
experts at guerrilla warfare tactics
well-trained with a lengthy chain of command
38
African Americans fought on both sides in the war. Which of the following was a common job?
All of the Above
Spies
Cooks
Guides
39
After the Battle of Saratoga, the French agreed to an alliance with the U.S.
True
False
40
After the Writs of Assistance were established, many colonists believed:
they were still on good terms with England
they wouldn't be effected
their rights had been violated as British citizens
41
Women were not allowed to help in any way during the American Revolution
False
True
42
The Proclamation of 1763:
Made every Tuesday "free cupcake day" in the colonies
Put a stop to the war between France and England
Created an imaginary boundary line along the Appalachian Mts
Created tension between England and the Native Americans
43
At the start of the revolution, England was:
poor and underfunded
still recovering from the F & I War, but was the richest.
heavily in debt to other European countries
44
The Navigaton Acts promoted:
Poverty in England
English Pride
Mercantilism
Manifest Destiny
45
The Treaty of Hapsburg was the formal peace treay ending hostilities in the Revolutionary War
True
False
46
George Washington and the French General ___________________ besieged Yorktown
Snoop Dogg
Rochambeau
Horatio Gates
William Howe