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Ch. 13 - The American Revolution

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1
Overthrowing one government and replacing it with another is called...
a turnover
an enlistment
a revolution
a strategy
2
Which phrase describes a tactic of the continental army?
desire to win
food and supplies
control of key cities
surprise attacks
3
By wearing cloaks and huddling by the fire, the soldiers are trying to...
Plan their next battle
Talk about the enemy
Stay warm
Create smoke signals
4
Look at the painting. What time of year does this scene take place?
Spring
Fall
Summer
Winter
5
What could add to the Soldier's discomfort?
Worn out boots
Sharp Swords
Long Cloaks
Pointy hats
6
Which of these was part of the home front?
An army camp
A battlefield
A warship at sea
A family farm
7
The Continental Army was made up of...
volunteers
privateers
mercenaries
officer
8
Thousands of American Indians fought for Great Britain because the British had...
trapped furs for them
given them food supplies
restricted settlement on their land
offered to free them after the war
9
Why is the Battle of Saratoga considered a turning point?
The colonial victory persuaded France to give more help
The British agreed to end the war
Washington defeated the German mercenaries
The British government took Florida from Spain
10
Which of these was not an outcome of the Treaty of Paris?
The new nation got huge amounts of land
All slaves in the army were freed
Great Britain recognized the United States
Thousands of loyalists fled
11
Why was it hard for the British to replace troops and supplies?
They made the Loyalists angry
Their homeland was far away
Parliament would not pay them
Their army was poorly trained
12
How did some allies help the Continental Army?
joined up with American Indians
supplied soldiers and warships
captured Canada from the British
borrowed money from colonists