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Module 3--The American Revolution Test
Module 3--The American Revolution Test
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Father of the American Navy
George John Lennon
John Paul Jones
John Paul Pope
Paul John Beatle
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American leader who used hit-and-run tactics to fight the British in South Carolina
Francis Bacon
Francis Calhoun
Francis Wetzel
Francis Marion
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Frontiersmen and sharpshooters were mostly likely to use which weapon?
Bayonet
Brown Bess musket
Long rifle
Cannon
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Placed a tax on foreign (non-British) sugar and certain luxuries
Molasses Tax
Molasses Act
Sugar Tax
Sugar Act
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Known as the Coercive Acts,these acts were passed to punish the people of Boston and Massachusetts for the Tea Party
Insufferable Acts
Intolerable Acts
Boston Port Bill
Administration of Justice Act
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Which one of the following is not true of the Continental army?
They were well supplied and funded.
Most of the soldiers were from Massachusetts and Virginia.
More died from disease than were killed in battle.
The average soldier was between 18-25 years old.
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The British...
did not train their soldiers very well.
hired soldiers from German states.
had a weak navy.
used a lottery system to pick their officers.
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Captured Fort Ticonderoga and was the leader of the Green Mountain Boys
Benjamin Moore
Ethan Moore
Benjamin Allen
Ethan Allen
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Served as a colonial Virginia militia commander during the French and Indian War
Patrick Henry
George Wythe
George Washington
George Mason
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In 1776, the Revolutionary War was supported by...
the Tories.
everyone who was left after the Loyalists left for Canada.
only about one-third of the colonists.
nearly all of the colonists
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Placed a tax on all printed materials
Paper Act
Stamp Act
Print Tax
Newspaper Tax
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French major general during the French and Indian War
General Montcalm
General Steuben
General Duquesne
General Rochambeau
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The 2nd Continental Congress...
formed alliances with the Portuguese and the French.
issued paper currency called congressionals.
had the power to raise taxes on all the colonies.
acted as the national government during the Revolutionary War.
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Angry colonists threw sticks, stones, and snowballs at British guards who reacted by firing into the crowd--5 dead
Baltimore Massacre
Baltimore Snow fight
Boston Snow fight
Boston Massacre
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Helped train the Continental Army into a unified army (one way to march and hold weapons)
Baron von Steuben
Marquis de La Fayette
General Nathaniel Greene
General George Washington
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The last major battle of the Revolutionary War was:
The Battle of Yorktown.
The Battle of Guilford Courthouse.
The Battle of King’s Mountain.
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The Culper Spy Ring was one of the most well-known spy networks. They...
passed valuable information about Washington to the British.
uncovered a plot to ambush the British army in Rhode Island.
refused to let women or freed slaves to join their network of spies.
discovered that Benedict Arnold was working with the British.
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Placed a tax on imported tea, glass, and paper.
Stamp Act
Townshend Acts
Port Act
Intolerable Acts
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Reaffirmed that the British Parliament makes all laws.
Intolerable Acts
Defimation Act
Declaratory Act
Townshend Acts
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An American spy who was executed by the British
Marquis de La Fayette
Nathan Hale
Ethan Allen
Alexander Hamilton
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Stated that colonists were not allowed to settle west of the Appalachian Mountains
Treaty of Paris 1763
Proclamation of 1763
Proclamation of 1776
Treaty of Paris 1783
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Placed a tax on tea and sasid that American colonists were only allowed to buy tea from the British East India Company
Coffee Act
Pitt Act
Townshend Act
Tea Act
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British prime minister during the French and Indian War
William Wirt
George Washington
William Pitt
George Tudor
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Colonists had to provide shelter and food for the British soldiers
Housing Act
Quartering Bill
Quartering Act
Housing Bill
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British military commander during the French and Indian War
General Duquesne
General Cornwallis
General Braddock
General Pitt
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British spy and American traitor who almost got away with giving West Point to the British
Nathaniel Greene
John Andre
Benedict Arnold
Benjamin Moore
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Provisions of the Treaty of Paris include all of the following EXCEPT
US Boundaries were extended from the Great Lakes to the Mississippi
Americans got fishing rights off the Canadian coast.
The United States would get to keep confiscated Loyalist lands.
The United States would be recognized as sovereign and independent.
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Boston patriots dressed up as Native Americans boarded ships and dumped 342 chests of tea into the Boston Harbor.
Battles of Lexington and Concord
Stamp Act Riot
Boston Tea Party
Boston Massacre
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MA House sent a letter to every colonial legislature urging them to petition Parliament to repeal the Townshend Acts
Maine Circular Letter
Massachusetts Circular Letter
Massachusetts Legislature Letter
Maine Legislature Letter
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Secret society formed in response to the Stamp Act
Federalist Society
Sons of LIberty
Sons of Freedom
Society of Cincinnati
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Fighting Quaker American Continental General
Benjamin Moore
Nathaniel Greene
Benjamin Franklin
Nathaniel Franklin
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Colonial representatives met in Philadelphia in response to the Intolerable Acts
Second Continental Congress
First Continental Congress
First Congressional Senate
Second Congressional Senate