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Unit 2 Test Review: Road to Revolution
Unit 2 Test Review: Road to Revolution
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A review for the Unit 2 Test including F&I War, taxation, and the American Revolution
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1
Native Americans were involved in the Revolution in which of the following ways?
They largely sat the war out
Many tribes were split because members took different sides
A majority of tribes sided with the Americans
Pontiac's Rebellion began to retake land from both sides
2
Which of the following policies ended after the French and Indian War?
Taxation of the colonies
Mercantilism
Salutary neglect
The Proclamation of 1763
3
The most meaningful result of the First Continental Congress was...
An agreement to meet together in the event of war
The draft of the Declaration of Independence
The British decision to revoke the Intolerable Acts
The choosing of George Washington as America's first general
4
What two advantages did the British have in North America during the French and Indian War?
A large colonial population and a stronger economy
A large navy and a large colonial population
Indian allies and a large colonial population
A large navy and Indian allies
5
The Declaration of Independence was MOST influenced by what Enlightenment philosophy?
Locke's Social Contract Theory
Whitefield's Individualism
Montesquieu's Separation of Powers
Paine's Unique American Identity
6
What finally convinced the French to send their army and navy to support the Revolution?
An American victory at Saratoga
The ambassador work of Thomas Jefferson
An official and binding military alliance
The promise to return Quebec to the French
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Why was Pontiac's Rebellion significant after the French and Indian War?
Allowed the French to retake the Ohio River Valley
It convinced the French and British to ally against Indians
Led directly to the American Revolution
Justified the British limitation on colonial expansion
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Which section of the Declaration of Independence would criticize the King for taxation?
Desire for permanent and immediate separation
Philosophy of Revolution
All previous answers are correct
Grievances against the British government
9
The Intolerable Acts included all of the following EXCEPT...
Elimination of local government in all colonies
The closure of the port of Boston
A renewal of the Quartering Act in Boston
Elimination of elected government in Massachusetts
10
Why were the Americans successful at the Battle of Trenton?
They used geographic knowledge to launch a surprise attack
Washington seized British canons to bombard the city
The French navy trapped the British army in the city
Training at Valley Forge let them to fight more effectively
11
Which section of the DoI would demand the protection of life, liberty, and property?
All previous answers are correct
Philosophy of Revolution
Desire for permanent and immediate separation
Grievances against the British Government
12
The Boston Massacre was a "victory" for the Sons of Liberty because...
It wasn't, it weakened their strength and made them look bad
Anti-British propaganda led to more support for the Sons
It led to a majority of the colonies desiring independence
It was the first American military victory of the Revolution
13
How did the Daughters of Liberty protest unfair British tax policy?
Helped create the Committees of Correspondence
Organized violent protests alongside the Sons of Liberty
Actively encouraged colonists to disobey the Navigation Acts
Boycotted British goods by producing goods themselves
14
The Appalachians were significant before the Revolution for all the following EXCEPT...
Represented the barrier between French and British territory
Caused the F&I War due to the fertile land on the mountains
Was a natural barrier to the acquisition of new land
Marked the Proclamation of 1763 that restricted settlements
15
The Treaty of Paris 1783 granted all of the following to the United States EXCEPT...
Fishing and trade rights in the Atlantic Ocean
All land east of the Mississippi River
Canada
Trade rights along the Mississippi River
16
The Committees of Correspondence were vital before the Revolution because...
They convinced the British to repeal the Stamp Act
They convinced most Americans to support independence
They led to the planning of open rebellion against Britain
They kept colonies united despite restrictions on meeting
17
At the Stamp Act Congress, a majority of the colonies agreed...
To meet again if war broke out with Britain
That the colonies should be independent from Britain
That the colonies should boycott British goods
That British taxation was illegal without representation
18
The winter spent at Valley Forge was important for the American army because...
Thomas Paine's Common Sense led to mass reenlistment
Washington used inoculation to solve the smallpox epidemic
It led to the professionalization of it as a fighting force
All of the previous answers are correct
19
The Treaty of Paris in 1763 resulted in...
The end of colonial competition in North America
The British received Canada and the Ohio River Valley
The creation of the Proclamation Line of 1763
All previous answers are correct
20
Which of the following was the biggest advantage the Americans had after the outbreak of war?
They had a strong, independent economy
They had a lot of manufacturing centers to make war goods
They understood how to fight on the land in North America
They had a larger professional army than Britain
