What is partisan warfare?

A hit and run tactic used in battle.

How did some colonists protest the Tea Act in Boston?

They dumped the tea in the harbor.

How did the palmetto logs help the Patriots win the battle of Sullivan's Island?

The cannon balls sunk into the logs.

What led Charles Town to fall to the British?

The British blockaded the city by land and sea.

Why did the Cherokee help the British fight the colonists?

The British offered them all of their land back.

Which statement is NOT true?

There were more Loyalists in North Carolina than any other colony.

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1
The Stamp Act was a tax on _______________.
sugar
tea
rice
paper goods
2
Who would have said "no taxation without representation?"
a tax collector
Patriots
King of England
Loyalists
3
The first shots of the American Revolution were fired in ___________________.
Kings Mountain and Charleston
Boston and Florence
York and Clover
Lexington and Concord
4
What is partisan warfare?
A hit and run tactic used in battle.
A fighting tactic that involves fighting by the sea.
A fighting tactic of lining up in rows and firing one at a time.
5
How did some colonists protest the Tea Act in Boston?
They stopped buying tea.
They dumped the tea in the harbor.
They bought all of the tea they could.
They put the tea in a warehouse.
6
What document said the colonists wanted to be free and independent from Great Britain?
Bill of Rights
Constitution
Declaration of Independence
Articles of Confederation
7
How did the palmetto logs help the Patriots win the battle of Sullivan's Island?
They did not use palmetto logs, they used pine trees.
The cannon balls sunk into the logs.
The palmetto logs did not help the Patriots.
The cannon balls knocked down the fort.
8
Who was the "Wizard Owl?"
Thomas Sumter
William Jasper
Andrew Pickens
Francis Marion
9
Which group of people gave up their homes, managed farms and plantations, and worked as nurses?
slaves
Native Americans
women
Patriots
10
What led Charles Town to fall to the British?
The British raided the city and destroyed their ammunition.
The British refused to surrender.
The British stole their supplies.
The British blockaded the city by land and sea.
11
Which battle did Daniel Morgan and Andrew Pickens set a trap for the British?
Battle of Sullivan's Island
Battle of King's Mountain
Battle of Cowpens
Battle of Eutaw Springs
12
Which was the last major battle of the Revolution in South Carolina?
Battle of Eutaw Springs
Battle of Cowpens
Battle of King's Mountain
Battle of Charles Town
13
Which action by the British is being protested in this picture?
Tea Act
slavery
Intolerable Acts
Stamp Act
14
Why did the Cherokee help the British fight the colonists?
The British offered them all of their land back.
They wanted the colonists to leave.
The colonists had been stealing their crops.
The British offered them guns and other goods for fighting.
15
Who led the surprise attacks on the British and then disappeared into the swamps?
Francis Marion
Andrew Pickens
William Jasper
Thomas Sumter
16
Which two battles did the Patriots win in the backcountry?
Charles Town and Kings Mountain
Cowpens and Yorktown
Cowpens and Kings Mountain
Eutaw Springs and Kings Mountain
17
Which of the following was NOT a cause of the American Revolution?
The Constitution
The Stamp Act
The Tea Act
French and Indian War
18
Which statement is NOT true?
The Loyalists fought for Great Britain.
The Loyalists were loyal to Great Britain.
The Patriots fought against the British.
There were more Loyalists in North Carolina than any other colony.

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