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15 Questions on the American Revolution
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What area was in dispute during the French and Indian War?
California
Mississippi River
Ohio River Valley
Canada
2
What allowed Redcoats to search any house
Proclamation of 1763
Sugar Act
The Townshend Act
Writs of Assistance
3
Which of the following events came first?
Declaration of Independence
Mayflower Compact
Founding of Jamestown Colony
U.S. Constitution
4
Which of the following was Patrick Henry's quote?
No taxation without representation
Fight and Rule
Give me liberty or give me death
Join or Die
5
What did the Proclamation of 1763 do?
Increased taxes on many daily products
Stopped French attacks
Caused many Native American attacks
Stop colonists from crossing past the Appalachian Mountains
6
What is Favorable Balance of Trade
Export more than you import
Export less, Import More
Import more than you export
Import only
7
Who was the king during the Revolutionary War?
King George V
King George II
King George IV
King George III
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What were the two countries in North America?
England and Spain
England and France
France and Spain
France and Germany
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Who was ready to fight at a minutes notice?
Minutemans
Minutemaid
Miltia
Minutemen
10
Along with the Stamp Act which act was passed in 1765?
The Quartering Act
Boston Tea Party
Townshend Act
Proclamation of 1763
11
William Penn founded which state?
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
Georgia
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Theory in which the colonies are for the benefit of the mother country.
Albany Plan of Union
Favorable Balance of Trade
Mercantilism
Militia
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Who made the first political cartoon?
Samuel Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
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Who wrote Common Sense?
Thomas Paine
John Rolfe
Benjamin Franklin
William Penn
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What did the Townshend Act do?
Stopped town meetings.
Closed the Boston Harbor.
Created taxes on many daily goods.
Granted Britain power over every colonists.