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American Revolution-Causes, Characteristics, and Consequences
American Revolution-Causes, Characteristics, and Consequences
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They were strong advocates for the American Revolution.
Merchants
Cavaliers
Tories
Royalists
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The American Revolution inspired a revolution a few years later in
Denmark
France
Ireland
Scotland
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separate from religion; no religious basis; wordly
sacred
secular
ecclesial
ethereal
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England's closest equivalent to the U.S. Congress
Senate
Parliament
General Assembly
Privy Council
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Many colonists wanted to remain under British rule.
False
True
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Their ideas influenced the American idea of popular sovereignty.
Locke and Rousseau
Hobbes and Locke
Montesquieu and Voltaire
Hobbes and Rousseau
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The 13 colonies formed alliances with
Italy and Spain
France and Spain
France and Germany
France and Italy
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Governmental power comes from the will of the people.
popular sovereignty
socialism
democracy
communism
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not a consequence of the American Revolution
U.S. Constitution
English Bill of Rights
French Revolution
U.S. Bill of Rights
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His idea about consent of the people probably influenced "no taxation without representation."
Voltaire
Montesquieu
Locke
Hobbes