Nancy Ward was known as the Beloved Woman and is famous for?

Adopting colonial customs and supporting troops in the America Revolution

Washington led his troops across the partially frozen Delaware river on Christmas Day of 1776

The Battle of Trenton, New Jersey

Thomas Paine wrote Common Sense that explained ...

Britain, a small Island, can’t rule a large area,USA,especially with a King

What was the effect of the French and Indian War?

England won but ended up being in a lot of debt from the war

Why was the Battle of Yorktown so important?

Last battle of the America Revolution

Which idea in the Declaration of Independence did John Locke inspire?

right to life, liberty, andthe pursuit of happiness

The Committees of Correspondence were formed to

Organize Colonial Protests through letter writing

Which was a role for women in the American Revolution ?

They supported the troops, They were spies

What did the daughters of liberty do?

They organized boycotts of British goods and made goods for the American.

What caused the French and Indian War?

George Washington’s mission for Virginia, Dispute over control of the Ohio River Valley

The significance of Thomas Paine’s Common Sense was that it

pointed out the abuse of the colonies by King George III.

In the Declaration of Independence, the Grievances section describes...

the complaints the colonists have against King George III.

The Marquis de Lafayette was:

A French nobleman who helped secure military & naval support from France

Who was Marquis de Lafayette, and what role did he play in the American Revolution?

French volunteer who believed in Patriot ideals

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1
Nancy Ward was known as the Beloved Woman and is famous for?
being responsible for the Transylvania Purchase
Adopting colonial customs and supporting troops in the America Revolution
signing an agreement with the British leasing land
planning attacks on the white settlers
2
Washington led his troops across the partially frozen Delaware river on Christmas Day of 1776
The Battle of Trenton, New Jersey
The Battle of Saratoga, New York
The Battle of Atlantic City, New Jersey
The Battle of Valley Forge
3
Thomas Paine wrote Common Sense that explained ...
Britain, a small Island, can’t rule a large area,USA,especially with a King
Colonists should read pamphlets daily.
Colonists should be loyal to King George.
Colonists should save money to fight against each other.
4
Which philosopher was influenced by John Locke
Madison
Hobbes
Jefferson
Voltaire
5
What was the effect of the French and Indian War?
France won and ended up being in a lot of debt from the war
The British found a lot of gold and became wealthy
England won but ended up being in a lot of debt from the war
They found a shorter route to Asia for spices
6
Why was the Battle of Yorktown so important?
The British gained funding from another country
The American's won back Virginia
They gained help from other countries
Last battle of the America Revolution
7
What kind of attack was used in the Battle of Trenton
Sneak attack
Aggressive attack
Loud attack
Defensive Attack
8
Which idea in the Declaration of Independence did John Locke inspire?
right to life, liberty, andthe pursuit of happiness
separation of powers
right to a speedy trial with a jury of one's peers
freedom of speech
9
The Hessian troops were caught off guard because it was Christmas
false
true
10
Following the signing of the Treaty of Paris (1783), what natural boundary became the westernmost border of the new USA?
Mississippi River
Potomac River
Colorado River
Missouri River
11
John Locke was a(n)
Enlightenment thinker
signer of the Declaration of Independence
assistant to King George III
member of the Sons of Liberty
12
The Committees of Correspondence were formed to
Unite Loyalists in the 13 Colonies
Organize Colonial Protests through letter writing
Support British Policies
Make Peace between England and the Colonies
13
Which was a role for women in the American Revolution ?
They supported the troops
They did nothing
They just cleaned the soldiers clothes
They were spies
14
What did the daughters of liberty do?
A group of women who followed the American army around
They organized boycotts of British goods and made goods for the American.
They spied on British troops
A group of Loyalist women who spoke out against the Revolution
15
What caused the French and Indian War?
conflicting shiping routes
George Washington’s mission for Virginia
Dispute over control of the Ohio River Valley
Salutary neglect
16
The significance of Thomas Paine’s Common Sense was that it
suggested a plan of peace with Britain
pointed out the abuse of the colonies by King George III.
suggested economic reforms for the colonies.
pointed out reasons the colonies should make peace
17
Who received land EAST of the Mississippi River, Canada and Florida in the Treaty of Paris 1763?
Great Britain
France
Spain
Russia
18
In the Declaration of Independence, the Grievances section describes...
the complaints the colonists have against King George III.
and spells out the plan of action for negotiating with France.
the graciousness of King George III.
19
What region is New York in?
Southern
New England
Middle
20
African-Americans fought in American Revolution hoping they would receive
Equal Opportunity
More Rights
Limited Government
Separation of Church and State
21
The Marquis de Lafayette was:
A Prussian soldier who helped train Washington's troops
A French enemy of George Washington
A French nobleman who helped secure military & naval support from France
A Loyalist spy
22
Most Famous Break Up Letter of All Time
The Constitution
Articles of Confederation
The Federalist Papers
Declaration of Independence
23
What is the name of the battle when George Washington went on the offensive and caught the mercenaries off guard?
Battle of Bunker Hill
Battle of Yorktown
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Trenton
24
Who was Marquis de Lafayette, and what role did he play in the American Revolution?
Spanish man who made flags for the Colonial Army
a famous French tailor who designed the uniforms
a Prussian general who trained troops
French volunteer who believed in Patriot ideals

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