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American Revolution Quiz
American Revolution Quiz
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True or False. The Colonists’ wanted a peaceful solution to be made with England.
False
True
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Who was Benedict Arnold?
A traitor who sold information to the British.
A British Soldier.
A colonel of the Army.
George Washington's best friend.
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During the Midnight Ride, what did "2 if by sea" mean?
The British would arrive by land.
The British would arrive by boat
The British would arrive at 2
They were going to a boat at 2 p.m.
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True or False. Paul Revere rode alone to warn the patriots that the British were coming.
False
True
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True or false. The colonists wanted a peaceful solution with England, they did not want a war.
True
False
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True or false. You need to win every battle to win the war.
False
True
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Why was the battle of Yorktown so important?
The Continental Army surrounded the British.
It was the final Battle of thr American Revolution
George Washington showed his troops where he grew up.
The British won.
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Why was the Battle of Bunker Hill so important?
The colonists killed a lot of British soldiers.
The British retreated.
The colonists gained confidence.
It was the final battle of the Revolutionary war.
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What is a historical event?
Something that happened in the past.
Something I did this morning.
Something important thay happened in history
A party or special occasion
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Why was the Battle of Saratoga important?
The British stopped fighting the colonists.
The French sided with the British.
They won the battle.
It was the turning point of the American Revolution.
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What happened at the battle of New York?
George Washington snuck everyone safely away from the British Attack
The Continental army won the battle
It was the end of the American Revolution
The Colonists retreated
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What is a revolution?
When you don't agree with the government
When the government decides to change itself
When people overthrow the government
When the government treats people unfairly