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The American Revolution, Part 1 Review
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_____________________ a group of people who were in favor of the colonies having indepence from Britain.
Loyalist
Patriot
none of the above
Sons of Liberty
2
In Europe and Asia, the French and Indian War was known as _________________________.
The Seven Years' War
The American Revolution
none of the above
The Ten Years' War
3
How did the French and Indian War impact Great Britain?
they lost large amounts of land
France now ruled Great Britain
they now owned most of North America
they lost most of their soldiers
4
___________________ purpose was to spread news about British actions throughout the colonies.
The Committees of Correspondance
The Second Continental Congress
The First Continental Congress
The Stamp Act Congress
5
The Proclamation of 1763, issued by King George III, prevented the colonist moving west of the Appalachian Mountains.
False
True
6
_________________ is to stop using the good or services of a company or country until changes are made.
Boycott
Quartering Act
Stamp Act
Revolution
7
__________________ was the first black American to die for the cause of American liberty.
Sam Adams
The Boston Massacre
Crispus Attucks
none of the above
8
In which battle was Britain victorious after climbing steep cliffs into the city for a suprise attack against the French
The Battle of Ohio
The Battle of Canada
The Battle of Montreal
The Battle of Quebec
9
___________________ was the taxing of every kind of printed paper.
none of the above
Stamp Act
Paper Tax
Intolerable Acts
10
A war that was a territorial dispute between the British and the French over land along the Ohio River; known as .......
The Battle of Saratoga
The Battle of Bunker Hill
The American Revolution
The French and Indian War
11
___________________ organized the Sons of Liberty and helped set up the Committee of Correspondance
Sam Adams
George Washington
John Adams
none of the above
12
_______________ a person living in the colonies who did not support the American cause and remained loyal to Britain
Patriot
Loyalist
none of the above
Sons of Liberty
13
What event led directly to the Intolerable Acts?
The Boston Tea Party
none of the above
The Boston Boycott
The Boston Massacre
14
______________________ required the colonist to provide housing for British troops.
Tea Act
Intolerable Acts
Quartering Act
Stamp Act
15
__________________ are a group of colonist who organized the boycott of British goods.
Sons of America
Sons of Liberty
Sons of the Colonist
Sons of the British
16
The Intolerable Acts were meant to punish which colony?
Pennslyvania
Massachusetts
Virginia
Boston
17
Which event involved a mob of colonist throwing stones at a British soldier and resulted in the death of five colonist?
The Boston Massacre
none of the above
The Boston Boycott
The Boston Tea Party
18
___________________________, the British king responsible for the Procolmation of 1763
George III
Crispus Attucks
none of the above
George Washington
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______________ a group of representatives who gather to make laws
Contiental Congress
Sons of Liberty
Assembly
Committee of Correspondance
20
___________________ gained valuable military experience during the French and Indian War
Crispus Attucks
none of the above
George Washington
Sam Adams
21
_______________ a body of armed citizens who are always prepared for military service.
manpower
none of the above
militia
military
22
The colonist protested the Tea Act by participating in the Boston Tea Party.
False
True
23
The idea of "taxation without representation" was because the colonist did not have a say in the Continental Congress
True
False
24
The Stamp Act Congress was not the first time the colonist worked together.
True
False
25
_____________ issued to the British government stating that the colonist were entitled to the rights of the Englishmen.
The Constitution
The Declaration of Independence
Declaration of Rights
none of the above
26
After the French and Indian War _____________________________________________.
all of the above
The rights of the Englishmen were taken away
King George III issued the Proclamation of 1763
The debt for the war needed to be paid by the colonist in the form of taxes