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1
The French and Indian War is important because?
The Indians conquered the French.
British realized they were British and not American.
The French conquered the Indians.
Americans realized they were American and not British.
2
All of the following were taxes imposed on the colonists EXCEPT?
The Rum Act.
The Tea Act.
The Sugar Act.
The Stamp Act.
3
What was the first victory in which Allen and Arnold conducted a surprise attack?
Battle of Quebec
Battle of Ticonderoga
Battle of Kings Mountain
Battle of Trenton
4
Why did Common Sense make a big impact?
It inspired the loyalists to stay with Britain.
It gave support to the British soldier who were on trial.
It had some really juicy parts in it.
It was written so the average framer could understand it.
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What was a result of the battle of Bunker Hill?
The British retreated, but the patriots lost more men
The patriots retreated and lost more men
The British retreated, but lost more men
Patriots retreated, but British lost more men
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What was the olive branch petition?
final attempt from the king to work with colonists
caused the British to retreat
signatures of the colonists
It declared independence
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We hold these truths to be self- evident...
that penguins are always sleeping
that sandwiches are delicious
that chocolate milk comes from chocolate cows
that all men are created equal
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When did the "shot heard around the world happen"?
Beginning of the Battle of Yorktown.
Beginning of the Battle of Saratoga
Beginning of the Battles of Lexington and Concord.
During the Boston Massacre.
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Why was the Battle of Saratoga important?
It inspired the French to help the Americans.
It was the turning point in the war.
All of the Above.
It was the first major American victory.
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What document officially ended the war?
Boston Tea Party
Declaration of Indpendence
Common Sense
Treaty of Paris
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What was the stamp act?
A tax on postal stamps.
A tax on paper documents.
A tax on tea.
A tax on rum
12
What is a revolution?
A forcible overthrow of a government or social order.
A party mixed with violence.
The anthem sung by the patriots when going into battle.
A country under the control of another country,
13
What was the patriots strategy during the Battle of Quebec?
to follow them to the next place
to attack different walls of the city at once
to climb a hill
to hide from the British
14
The Battles of Lexington and Concord are important because?
The Battles where the British finally surrendered.
The last battles of the American Revolution.
The battles where the Americans finally surrendered.
They were the first Battles of the American Revolution.
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What was the effect of the British running out of food at Saratoga?
It helped the patriots win the battle
British receievd more food
British won
Patriots retreated
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What was the Boston Massacre?
11 British soldiers were shot by a group of patriots.
11 colonists were shot by a group of British soldiers.
11 patriots were shot for throwing tea in Boston Harbor.
11 patriots were shot by a groups of loyalists.
17
What were the two main accomplishments of the 2nd continental congress?
formed continental army
printed money
agreed to send supplies to patriots
provided weapons to militia
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Who were the loyalists?
The colonists who were loyal to the colony.
The colonists who were loyal to America.
The Americans who were loyal to France.
The colonists who were loyal Britain.
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What was the Boston Tea Party?
A party where colonists imbibed tea under the Boston Bridge.
A protest where colonists stole the tea chests in Boston
When drunk colonists spilled tea in Boston Harbor
A protest where colonist threw tea chest in Boston Harbor.
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Who were the patriots?
The colonists loyal to George Washington.
The colonists loyal to America.
The colonists loyal to the mother country.
Th colonists loyal to Britain.