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Topic 4 Test Review - American Revolution
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Many African Americans supported the Revolution because they
were paid to fight.
believed it would end slavery.
could serve in all-black units.
were forced to fight.
2
Native Americans disliked colonists moving west after the F & I War so Parliament issued the Proclamation of 1763:
Colonists can't move west of the Appalachian Mountains
Colonists must pay extra taxes to the help the Native Americans
Colonists need to move to England
Colonists should move west of the Rocky Mountains
3
The last major battle of the Revolutionary War was the
Battle of Yorktown.
Battle of Saratoga.
Battle of Bunker Hill.
Battle of Trenton.
4
Patriot spy from Long Island who said, “I regret I have but one life to give for my country.”
John Paul Jones
Benedict Arnold
Nathan Hale
Patrick Henry
5
The American privateer who said, “I have not yet begun to fight...”
John Paul Jones
Patrick Henry
Benedict Arnold
Nathan Hale
6
After the Townshend Acts were repealed the only tax left was a tax on ______.
Tea
Paint
Paper
Lead
7
Which country sent troops and ships to support the Americans?
Netherlands
Mexico
France
Ireland
8
What was the significance of the Battle of Lexington & Concord?
It led to the start of the French & Indian War
The Patriots lost control of New York & Philadelphia
It was the final battle of the war
It started the war that led to American independence
9
The Patriot victory at Saratoga was important because
all of the above.
it saved New York from falling into British hands.
it encouraged the Patriots to continue fighting.
it gained the help of the French to the Patriot side.
10
To protest the Tea Act, members of the Sons of Liberty planned a protest. They dumped tea into
The Pacific Ocean
The Atlantic Ocean
Boston Harbor
The Great Lakes
11
“These are the times that try men’s souls,” which appeared in The Crisis, was written about what experience
Thomas Jefferson's writing of the Declaration of Independence.
Lexington & Concord
The Siege of Boston
Winter at Valley Forge
12
All of the following helped the United States win independence
EXCEPT
the
strong desire of Americans for independence.
weakness of the British navy.
financial aid and military support from France.
colonists’ knowledge of the land.
13
The most important provision [condition] in the Treaty of Paris was the recognition of the
rights of the Loyalists.
debts to private individuals.
fishing rights in Nova Scotia.
independence of the colonies.
14
This was a disadvantage for the British army.
The British leaders.
The war was fought in America.
Britain’s large population.
Britain’s small navy.
15
Colonists had to provide shelter and food for the British soldiers.
Quartering Act
Stamp Act
Intolerable Act
Housing Act
16
Outspoken Boston patriot who was the first signer of the Declaration of Independence
Haym Salomon
John Hancock
Thomas Jefferson
Bernardo de Galvez
17
Women did all of the following during the Revolution, except…
Fought as soldiers (in disguise)
Fired cannons
They did ALL of these!
Ran businesses
18
Most of the fighting early in the war took place
in New England.
at sea.
along the frontier.
in the South.
19
Document that attempted (unsuccessfully) to unite the colonies before the French & Indian War.
Declaration of Independence
Mayflower Compact
Union Act
Albany Plan of Union
20
The Hessians were hired mercenaries [soldiers] from
The Netherlands
Spain
France
Prussia [Germany]
21
These colonists were determined to fight the British for American Independence.
Patriots
Separatists
Loyalists
Nationalists
22
The person who wrote most of the Declaration of Independence was
George Washington.
John Hancock.
Thomas Jefferson.
Benjamin Franklin.
23
One of the consequences of the Intolerable Acts was __________.
Boston went under Martial Law
All of these happened!
Closing the Boston Harbor
Making the colonists pay back England for the lost tea
24
Why did Native Americans usually side with the British during the Revolution?
They liked King George III more than George Washington
Native Americans didn’t believe in democracy
They didn’t trust the settlers to stay off their lands if they won
They had allied with the British in the French & Indian War
25
The French and Indian War was fought between the French and the British because of ___________.
Gold! Both sides wanted the gold discovered in the west coast
Land! Both sides claimed the 13 colonies
Land! Both sides claimed the Ohio River Valley
Water! Both sides claimed the Great Lakes.
26
Why did many colonists believe these taxes were so unfair?
It was taxation without representation
The taxes were only for colonists and not for the British
The taxes were too high
The taxes were on items the colonists liked
27
In the movie The Patriot, the strategy of hit-and-run (guerilla) tactics proved successful against the British
False
True
28
Author of Common Sense
George Washington
Thomas Paine
Patrick Henry
Thomas Jefferson
29
Who said, “I only retreat that I have but one life to lose for my country”?
Benedict Arnold
John Paul Jones
Nathan Hale
Molly Pitcher
30
Many British soldiers lived in the colonies. A fight broke out in Boston and soldiers fired on colonists. It was named
Boston Marathon
Boston Chicken
Boston Massacre
Boston Celtics
31
To help pay for the debt following the French and Indian War, Parliament passed the Stamp Act which taxed _______.
School tuition
Paper items
Tea
Everything
32
British advantages during the war included
a navy
all of these
a stronger military
greater population & wealth
33
The patriots repelled two British attacks before running out of ammunition
Battle of Fort Ticonderoga.
Battle of Bunker Hill.
Battle of Trenton.
Battle of Long Island.
34
The British set out to capture New York because
New York’s harbor was a perfect port for their huge Navy.
the French were stationed there.
it was a perfect port AND would cut off north from south.
they could cut off the northern from the southern colonies.
35
I surrendered at Yorktown.
Benjamin Franklin
John Jay
Benedict Arnold
Charles Cornwallis
36
These colonists didn't consider unfair taxes and regulations a sufficient cause for rebellion.
Loyalists
Nationalists
Separatists
Patriots
37
Placed a tax on foreign (non-British) sugar and certain luxuries
Quartering Act
Sugar Act
Molasses Act
Syrup Act
38
The American army during the Revolution was
the largest and best in the world.
well trained and fully equipped.
made up of farmers who fought a few months at a time.
made up of hired professional soldiers from Europe.
39
The Declaration of Independence listed all of the following unalienable rights
EXCEPT
:
liberty
pursuit of happiness
money
life
40
In what battle did the Patriots surprise the over-celebrated, sleepy Hessians in 45 minutes?
Lexington and Concord
Trenton
Breed's Hill
Bunker Hill
41
The Declaration of Independence was written in
Boston.
Yorktown.
Paris.
Philadelphia.
42
Commander of the Continental Army
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Paine
Patrick Henry
43
Which idea was
NOT
included in the Declaration of Independence?
All governments get their authority from the people.
All people are created equal.
All people have certain basic rights.
All taxes are unjustified [unfair].
44
The Declaration of Independence and the Olive Branch Petition were both
written by Parliament to King George III.
laws passed by the American Government.
written by King George III to the colonists.
written by the colonists to Parliament and King George III.
45
This woman disguised herself as a man so she could fight with the army.
Margaret Corbin
Deborah Sampson
Molly Pitcher
Betsy Ross
46
The king of Great Britain during the Revolution was
James III
George III
Edward III
Philip III