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The American Revolution and Georgia Statehood
The American Revolution and Georgia Statehood
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The Declaration of Independence was signed and adopted on
February 2, 1777
July 4, 1776
April 19, 1775
July 2, 1776
2
Taxes on such items as glass, lead, paper, and paint that came into the colonies was the
Tea Act
Stamp Act
Townshend Act
Sugar Act
3
The British responded to the Boston Tea Party by passing the
Stamp Act
Tea Act
Sugar Act
"Intolerable Acts"
4
The incident that led to the Boston Tea Party was when
Parliament passed the Townshend Act
Parliament refused to send tea to America
One British company exclusive rights to sell tea in America
British soldiers killed five people in Boston
5
Which event came first?
Articles of Confederation
U.S. Constitution
6
Define Petition
formal approval
a formal written request
taxes on imports
a unit of citizen soldiers
7
Who was Austin Dabney?
slave who fought for the patriots
author of the Declaration of Independence
first constitutional governor
commander of the Continental Army
8
Spain and France joined the British during the Revolutionary War
False
True
9
Count Casimir Pulaski fought for the Americans in the
Fall of Augusta
Battle of Kettle Creek
Siege of Savannah
Battle of Cowpens
10
Gwinnett, Hall, and Habersham were signers of the Declaration of Independence
True
False
11
Georgia was the __________ state to ratify the constitution of the United States.
second
fourth
fifth
sixth
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The Stamp Act required
all printed paper used in the colonies to have a tax stamp
the establishment of a postal system
colonists to print their own stamps
the use of British postal stamps on all mail
13
Nancy Hart was known for her fierce loyalty to the Tory cause
True
False
14
Which event came first?
Siege of Savannah
Battle of Kettle Creek
15
Define ratification
formal approval
a unit of citizen soldiers
taxes on imports
exclusive right
16
Daniel Shay's rebellion was a result of the state of Mass. taxing citizens to pay the war debt
True
False
17
Which of the following group did not support the king?
Loyalists
citizens in England
Tories
Whigs
18
American colonists reacted to the new British laws by
hanging people who were openly loyal to Britian
boycotting British goods
leaving the colonies
burning shops that sold British goods
19
Pro-Independence attitudes were strongest in Georgia's
coastal region
territory west of the Chattahoochee
cities
backcountry
20
The concept that government should rule only so long as its citizens agree to be governed is
consent of the governed
limited government
natural law
representative government
21
The national government during the Revolution was called the
Constitutional Congress
Continental Congress
House of Assembly
Provincial Congress
22
Define militia
formal approval
exclusive rights
a unit of soldiers
a formal written request
23
Which of the following was NOT true of the Articles of Confederation?
a unicameral legislature was set up
the Congress could not levy taxes
presidential and congressional powers were equal
each state had an equal vote in Congress
24
The 1789 state constitution gave the _________ branch the most power
judicial
executive
legislative
presidential
25
The compromise that resulted in the U.S. Congress consisting of two houses was called the
House Compromise
Georgia Compromise
Commerce Compromise
Great Compromise
26
Who was George Washington?
commander of the Continental Army
American commander at Kettle Creek
author of the Declaration of Independence
first constitutional governor
27
Georgia's first constitution, a temporary one, was called the
Georgia Declaration
Constitution of 1777
Articles of Confederation
Rules and Regulations
28
Who was Thomas Jefferson?
slave who fought for the patriots
first constitutional governor
commander of the Continental Army
author of the Declaration of Independence
29
Which event came first?
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
30
Which event came first?
Intolerable Acts
Boston Tea Party
31
Which of the following was NOT a British reaction to colonial protests and violence?
Parliament made colonists to feed and house British soldiers
Britain sent troops to enforce the laws
The king allowed the colonists more self-government
Parliament passed more laws to punish the colonists
32
The basic rights under natural law are
life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
freedom of speech, religion, and assembly
life, liberty, and property
freedom of speech, religion, and the press
33
Which event came first?
Declaration of Independence
U.S. Constitution
34
Who is Elijah Clarke?
command of the Continental Army
author of the Declaration of Independence
slave who fought for the patriots
American commander at Kettle Creek
35
The highest courts in the state in 1789 were the ____________ courts.
superior
justice of the peace
inferior
supreme
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Duties
a formal written request
formal approval
exclusive rights
taxes on imports
37
The American Revolution ended with the Treaty of
Washington
London
Paris
Versailles
38
Who was John Adam Treutlen?
slave who fought for the patriots
commander of the Continental Army
author of the Declaration of Independence
first constitutional governor
39
The delegate whose vote at the Constitutional convention resulted in the Great Compromise
William Pierce
James Habersham
Abraham Baldwin
William Few
40
Which of the following was NOT a reason Georgia was slow in joining the revolutionary cause?
Many Georgians had become wealthy from trade
Almost all Georgians were born and raised in England
The colony did not have a long history of self-government
Georgia had grown and prospered under royal governor Wright
41
Define monopoly
formal approval
a formal written request
a unit of citizen soldiers
exclusive right
42
For black slaves, freedom from slavery was more important than freedom from Great Britain
True
False
43
Which battle was a moral victory for Georgia patriots?
Kettle Creek
Brier Creek
Sunbury
Savannah
44
Which of the following did the state constitution of 1777 NOT provide for?
three branches of government
a governor with a one-year term of office
a bicameral legislature called the General Assembly
eight counties
45
Britain planned to pay off its debt from the French and Indian War by
requiring colonists to buy only American goods
withdrawing support from the colonies
reducing services to the colonists
passing new tax laws
46
American anger at British policies was greatest in the _____________ colonies.
Deep South
Southern
Northern
Middle
47
When the Whigs took over Georgia's government, Governor Wright
was executed
escaped
was put in prison until the end of the war
remained in power
48
The war for American independence began at Lexington and Concord, in
New York
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
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Which of the following was NOT included in the "Intolerable Acts"?
burning shops that sold British goods
Anti-British leaders were executed
All colonists had to feed and house British soldiers
The Boston port was closed