Unit 2: American Revolution Exam Review

After which of the following was the last battle of the war?

Which of the following contributed to the Declaration of Independence the idea that the king was not above the law?

Who was the British commander in the South?

Which of the following was an ECONOMIC cause of the French and Indian War?

In which of the following did George Washington cross the Delaware River to attack Hessian mercenaries on Christmas?

How did the British attempt to keep slaves from fighting alongside the colonists?

Which of the following made settling west of the Appalachian Mountains forbidden?

How did Patriot groups like the Sons of Liberty respond AT FIRST to the British changing colonial policies?

What were "Minutemen"?

What advantage did the British have over the Americans?

Which of the following battles took place AFTER the Declaration of Independence was signed?

Which of the following required colonists to allow British soldiers to stay in their homes?

In the Treaty of Paris (1783), the Americans agreed to

The Enlightenment philosopher John Locke contributed what idea to the Declaration of Independence?

Which Native American group fought on the side of the British in the French and Indian War?

Which of the following stated the rights of the American colonists while also affirming their loyalty to the king?

Which law closed the port of Boston and brought Massachusetts directly under British control?

Who fled in the aftermath of the Battle of Camden and was replaced by Nathaniel Greene?

Which of the following best describes British policy toward the colonies BEFORE the French and Indian War?

What was a key component to the success of the British Southern Strategy?

Who wrote the popular pamphlet "Common Sense", which helped the cause of the Patriots?

Who allied with the American colonists against the British?

What type of warfare is known for tactics like ambushes and hit-and-run?

What was the FIRST battle of the Revolutionary War?

What was the name of the European intellectual movement that emphasized the importance of reason?