Which battle was considered to be the "Shot Heard Around the World"?

Battle of Lexington and Concord

a) A Boston Silversmith who joined the Sons of Liberty

The Quartering Act allowed

soldiers to live in Colonist's homes without permission.

Why was the Battle of Bunker Hill an important in the Revolutionary War?

It proved to the world that the Patriots could fight

In favor of independence from Great Britain

Who was General Cornwallis?

British General Who fought at Yorktown

A pamphlet written by Thomas Paine

The complete control of a product or service

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1
Who started the Sons of Liberty?
Samuel Adams and John Adams
Abraham Lincoln and John Adams
Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin
Samuel Adams and George Washington
2
Which battle was considered to be the "Shot Heard Around the World"?
Battle of Lexington and Concord
Battle of Bunker Hill
Battle of Yorktown
Battle of Lexington
3
Who was Paul Revere?
a) A Boston Silversmith who joined the Sons of Liberty
A silversmith who became president
The first one to fire a shot in the American Revolution
The man who negotiated with the French who became allies
4
To refuse to buy or use services as a form of protest is called...
boycott
boycrazy
boycode
boycat
5
The Quartering Act allowed
taxes for an official British stamp on all paper goods.
taxes for tea.
soldiers to live in Colonist's homes without permission.
Colonists to create their own mail system.
6
What was the headquarters of Washington's Army during the harsh winter of 1777?
Valley Fort
Valley Forge
Fort Washington
Fort Ticonderoga
7
Who were the redcoats?
British Kings
British prisoners of war
British soldiers
British tea salesmen
8
Why was the Battle of Bunker Hill an important in the Revolutionary War?
It was near Boston
The Militia were storing ammunition to use against the British
It proved to the world that the Patriots could fight
Soldiers were suffering from the cold and starvation
9
Member of the House of Burgeses and who famously said, "Give me liberty or give me death..."
Patrick Henry
Nathan Hale
Paul Revere
Thomas Jefferson
10
A Patriot was ....
In favor of independence from Great Britain
In favor of the Stamp Act
Wanted to stay loyal to the crown
Not in Favor of breaking away from England
11
Which war started the revolution?
Yorktown
Bunker Hill
Lexington and Concord
Saratoga
12
What does treason mean?
a betrayal of your government
a friend in wartime
an enemy
to refuse to buy or use a service as a form of protest
13
Which of these words means "liberty"?
Control
Happiness
Power
Freedom
14
The "Daughters of Liberty" made their own tea and cloth to help others avoid buying British goods.
True
False
15
Who was General Cornwallis?
Said "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death..."
American General who defended Breed's Hill
British General who fought at Lexington and Concord
British General Who fought at Yorktown
16
What was a colonist called who was loyal to the Colonies (Americans)?
Patriot
Loyalist
Soldier
Correspondent
17
"Common Sense" was
A paper written by a wise 5th grade colonist
A pamphlet written by Thomas Paine
A novel written by George Washington
A pamphlet written by Ben Franklin
18
A monopoly means...
a) To refuse to buy or use servicesas a protest.
A colonistwho was in favor of independence
The complete control of a product or service
a product or service

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