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Ch.6~The American Revolution 1776-1783
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Chapter 5 ~ American Revolution ~ Unit Review
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Hired soldiers that help during a war
privateers
blockades
recruits
mercenaries
2
This German officer trained the Continental Army at Valley Forge.
Friederich Von Steuben
Juan de Miralles
Joseph Brant
Marquis de Lafayette
3
A surprise attack
ambush
under cover
blockade
privateer
4
A small band of soldiers that appear suddenly, attacks, and then disappears
ambushers
guerrilla warfare
Hessians
mercenaries
5
What countries were American allies during the revolution?
Portugal & Holland
Spain & France
France & Germany
Britain & Italy
6
What Pennsylvania woman fought for the Continental Army after her husband was killed?
Deborah Sampson
Molly Pitcher
Francis Marion
Margaret Corbin
7
Taking neither side in an argument is remaining
critical
neutral
impartial
biased
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This man convinced Spain, Cuba, and Mexico to send money to help support the Patriots.
Juan de Miralles
Nathanael Greene
Bernardo de Galvez
Francis Marion
9
This man wrote pamphlets trying to convince Americans to support the Patriots.
Thomas Paine
John Paul Jones
Joseph Brant
Bernardo de Galvez
10
What French nobleman felt so strongly about freedom that he sailed to America to help G.Wash?
Marquis de Lafayette
Kevin Bacon
Francis Marion
Charles Cornwalles
11
When a soldier leaves the army without permission
abandon
bail
desert
hide
12
Charles Cornwallis surrendered to Washington in Yorktown,
Virginia
Maryland
New York
Georgia
13
The biggest turning point in the war for the Patriots was here.
Valley Forge
Georgetown
Charlestown
Saratoga
14
During the Battle of Yorktown, which event came last?
Washington led his men towards Yorktown instead of New York.
A French Fleet of ships sailed into the Chesapeake Bay.
Cornwallis surrendered.
14,000 Patriot, French, & Spanish men surrounded Yorktown.
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What is an advantage of the British Army?
The army was very strong and well trained.
They had to ship their supplies.
The men did not know the land.
They had little food or supplies.
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This man was known as the "Swamp Fox" because of his success with guerrilla warfare.
Francis Marion
John Paul Jones
Charles Cornwallis
Marquis de Lafayette
17
This Spanish governor of Louisiana helped force British troops out of Baton Rouge.
Juan de Miralles
Bernardo de Galvez
Omar Rodriguez
Julian Gonzalez
18
What is a disadvantage of the British Army?
They were not familiar with the land.
The Patriots were very determined.
They had to ship all their supplies.
All of these are disadvantages.
19
This Mohawk Chief was an ally to the British and raided American settlements.
Joseph Brant
Juan de Miralles
Hiawatha
John Paul Jones
20
Who won the American Revolutionary War?
Great Britain
America
Germany
Loyalists
21
This commander of the British Army in the south surrendered at Yorktown.
Henry Hamilton
George Rogers Clark
Charles Cornwallis
Nathanael Greene
22
An increase of money supply that causes the price of goods to rise sharply
inflation
over production
reduction
deflation
23
During the Battle of Yorktown, which event came first?
Cornwallis & British were trapped by Lafayette in Yorktown.
Washington led his men towards Yorktown instead of New York.
A French Fleet of ships sailed into the Chesapeake Bay.
Cornwallis surrendered.
24
During the Battle of Yorktown, which event came fourth?
A French Fleet of ships sailed into the Chesapeake Bay.
Washington led his men towards Yorktown instead of New York.
Cornwallis & British were trapped by Lafayette in Yorktown.
14,000 Patriot, French, & Spanish men surrounded Yorktown.
25
To approve
agree
veto
inflate
ratify
26
The British leader of Detroit was known as the "hair buyer" because he paid for Patriot scalps.
Friederich Von Steuben
Henry Hamilton
Joseph Brant
Francis Marion
27
Which of the following is a disadvantage of the American Patriots?
Patriot soldiers knew the land well.
Patriot soldiers were untrained volunteers.
Patriot soldiers had lots of supplies.
Patriot soldiers were very well trained.
28
This woman disguised herself as a man so she could fight for the Patriots.
Molly Pitcher
Deborah Sampson
Francis Marion
Margaret Corbin
29
Closing off cities and ports using ships
blockade
ratify
ambush
neutral
30
This lieutenant in the Virginia militia led attacks on Kaskaskia & Vincennes.
Friederich Von Steuben
George Rogers Clark
John Paul Jones
Bernardo de Galvez
31
During the Battle of Yorktown, which event came second?
A French Fleet of ships sailed into the Chesapeake Bay.
Cornwallis & British were trapped by Lafayette in Yorktown.
Washington led his men towards Yorktown instead of New York.
Cornwallis surrendered.
32
This man was the leader of the entire Continental Army and later became the first president.
George Hamilton
George Jetson
George Harrison
George Washington
33
Where were the first shots of the Revolution fired?
Albany & Willington
Boston & Cambridge
Lexington & Concord
Savannah & Hartford
34
People who are asked to enlist in the army
deserters
mercenaries
minutemen
recruits
35
Privately owned ships equipped with weapons
pirates
praries
privacies
privateers
36
This woman risked her life by carrying water to thirsty soldiers on the battlefield.
Deborah Sampson
Margaret Corbin
Francis Marion
Molly Pitcher
37
How did geography play a role in the Revolutionary War?
Both sides used naval blockades.
Guerrilla warfare made surprise attacks common.
The American Patriots knew the land better.
All answers are correct.
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During the Battle of Yorktown, which event came third?
Washington led his men towards Yorktown instead of New York.
A French Fleet of ships sailed into the Chesapeake Bay.
Cornwallis & British were trapped by Lafayette in Yorktown.
Cornwallis surrendered.
39
Which of the following is an advantage for the American Patriots?
They were not familiar with the land.
They were very determined to become independent.
Their soldiers were untrained.
They lacked supplies.
40
When asked to surrender, this naval officer shouted, "I have not yet begun to fight."
John Paul Jones
Francis Marion
Friederich Von Steuben
George Rogers Clark
41
This man commanded the Continental Army in the south & met Washington at Yorktown.
Joseph Brant
Charles Cornwallis
Thomas Paine
Nathanael Greene