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US10 Ch3 TEST: American Revolution
US10 Ch3 TEST: American Revolution
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1
The central cause of the French & Indian War was the desire by the French & British to control the ___ Valley
Ohio
Tennessee
Hudson
Mississippi
2
Ottawa Indian chief who led an uprising in 1763 in the Great Lakes region after the British cut off gifts
Hiawatha
Tenskwatawa
Pontiac
Ondakion
3
The Continental Army was first formed from the militia surrounding the British in _____
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
4
Molly Pitcher became legendary for delivering water to troops at the Battle of ____
Cowpens
Fort Duquesne
Princeton
Monmouth
5
He is best known for his declaration to the Second Virginia Convention: "Give me liberty, or give me death!”
Thomas Paine
Thomas Jefferson
Nathan Hale
Patrick Henry
6
A powerful American Indian confederation in upstate New York made up of six nations
Algonquin
Sioux
Iroquois
Huron
7
A settlement that ended the American Revolution in which Britain recognized the US as a new nation.
Treaty of Ghent of 1781
Treaty of Paris of 1763
London Treaty of 1785
Treaty of Paris of 1783
8
Washington’s decision to attack at ___ was a surprise because it occurred in winter & on the holiday of Christmas
Trenton
Fort Necessity
Long Island
Yorktown
9
Pretty-boy British general who captured Fort Ticonderoga but was defeated at Saratoga
William Howe
Jeffrey Amherst
John Burgoyne
Patrick Ferguson
10
British general who defeated the French at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham in Quebec but was killed in action
James Wolfe
Henry Clinton
Patrick Ferguson
Horatio Gates
11
The Battle of ____ ended with a British surrender that marked the end of the war
Cowpens
Long Island
Kings Mountain
Yorktown
12
This critical battle built up American confidence by proving that colonial militia could stand up to the British
Battle of Trenton
Battle of Bunker Hill
Battle of Kings Mountain
Battle of Long Island
13
Wearing “_____” clothing showed patriotism during the pre-war period
blue
plaid
homespun
cardigan
14
This battle was a turning point in the war because it convinced France to commit troops to the American cause
Saratoga
Brandywine
Ticonderoga
Oriskany
15
Sons of Liberty were an organization of colonists formed in opposition to the ___ and other British laws & taxes
Sugar Act
Proclamation of 1763
Tea Act
Stamp Act
16
French military officer who helped Washington improve discipline and morale among his weary troops at Valley Forge
Jumonville
Baron von Steuben
Louis-Joseph de Montcalm
Marquis de Lafayette
17
A group of Americans that often became loyalists
Smugglers
Land speculators
Anglican ministers
minutemen
18
Excellent American general who turned traitor
Horatio Gates
Francis Marion
"Mad" Anthony Wayne
Benedict Arnold
19
The critical pamphlet
Common Sense
was written by
Ben Franklin
Thomas Paine
Patrick Henry
Thomas Jefferson
20
The most famous American naval officer of the war was ____
David Glasgow Farragut
Nicholas Biddle
John Paul Jones
Melancthon Taylor Woolsey
21
Appalachian patriots attacked the Loyalist army of Patrick Ferguson at ___ in South Carolina
Trenton
Alligator Bridge
Savannah
Kings Mountain
22
Colonel George Washington’s blunder is considered to have started ___
Pontiac's Rebellion
King Philip's War
the American Revolution
the French & Indian War
23
He pledged large amounts of his personal money and arranged for foreign loans to finance the American war effort
Alexander Hamilton
Robert Morris
Charles Hinton
Henry Knox
24
Colonists who wanted to remain British were called ___
Loyalists
Patriots
Redcoats
Yankees
25
Which of the following is NOT a tactic that is considered to be guerrilla warfare?
Hiding behind trees or walls
Hit & run attacks
Brigade level set-piece action
Ambushing enemy troops
26
Paul Revere & William Dawes spread the word that the British were coming ahead of the Battles of
Lexington & Concord
Austerlitz & Jena
Bunker Hill & Breed's Hill
Trenton & Princeton
27
With the Proclamation of 1763, the British king ordered all American colonists to remain east of the ____ Mountains.
Great Smoky
Sierra Madre
Appalachian
Rocky
28
Revolutionary War-era painter whose work, along with other artists, helped build an American identity
John Trumbull
Frederic Remington
Thomas Cole
Winslow Homer
29
It declared that the given state no longer had an official church & that the state would not collect taxes for churches
North Carolina Statute for Religious Freedom
Kentucky Religious Freedom Resolution
Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom
Religious Freedom Statute of Maryland
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Spy who was reported to have said “I regret that I have but one life to give for my country” before he was hanged.
Benedict Arnold
Patrick Henry
Robert Morris
Nathan Hale