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American revolution: Before, After, and Georgia
American revolution: Before, After, and Georgia
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To sign a document, making it legal
to approve
To sell
To ratify
Belief
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The opening part of the Declaration of Independence is the....
The Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
Preamble
Grievances
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African soldier wounded in Battle of Kettle Creek; responsible for saving Elijah Clarke's life
Button Dabney
Austin Clarke
Austin Elijah
Austin Dabney
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author of the Declaration of Independence
John Adams
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
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Female Georgia patriot who was captured and killed a group of Tories during the Revolution
Nancy Bart
Austin Dabney
Nancy Fart
Nancy Hart
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American Revolution battle in Georgia; loss for Georgia, because military failure
Battle of Kettle Creek
None of them
Siege of Savannah
Battle of Stone Mountain
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These laws taxed glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea Mr. Edgar calls it the "Hobby Lobby" tax
Quartering Acts
Intolerable Acts
Townshend Acts
Hobby Acts
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(1776) This document said that the American colonies were independent from Great Britain
Independence Declaration
US Constitution
Declaration of In Dependants
Declaration of Independence
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Colonists who favored the colonies gaining independence from the British
Patriots
Loyalists
Whigs
Tories
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When a military surrounds a target in an effort to cut off supplies hoping for a surrender
A sieg
A snake attack
A siege
A surprise attack
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What is the significance of Lexington and Concord?
It caused a large amount of debt which led over taxation
It was the first battle of the revolution
They were the first two people shot at the Boston Massacre
It forced Natives to retreat over the Appalachians
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An Admiral in the French and Indian war and a Commander-in-Chief for the American Revolution
George Washington
John Adams
MacArthur
Thomas Jefferson
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Allowed royal troops to stay in houses or empty buildings if barracks were not available.
Townshend Acts
Quartering Acts
Tolerable Acts
Intolerable Acts
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What was set as the proclamation line of 1763?
Savannah River
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Appalachian Mountains
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One of the Georgians who signed the US Constitution
Abraham Baldwin
William Few
Austin Dabney
Button Gwinnett
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(1765) Every newspaper, pamphlet, and legal documents had to have a British Seal on it.
Townshend Act
Sugar Act
Stamp Act
Paper Act
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The meeting of colonists in secret from 12 colonies, excluding Georgia, and decided what to do
Second Continental Congress
Button Gwinnett
Lyman Hall
First Continental Congress
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Colonists who favored remaining under British control
Patriots
Whigs
Tories
Loyalists
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Name one signer of the Declaration of Independence that was from Georgia
George Walton
Button Gwinnett
Liman Hall
Lyman Hall
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(1767) Set of four laws created to punish the Massachusetts colony for the Boston Tea Party;
Quartering Acts
Intolerable Acts
Townshend Acts
Tolerable Acts
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The meeting of the colonists from 13 colonies that made and signed Declaration of Independence
First Conteninal Congress
First Continental Congress
Second Continental Congress
Second Conteninal Congress
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1756:The war which caused the spark of the Revolution, against the French, Spanish, and Indians
Seven Years War
French and Indian war
Nine Years War
The War of America
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Saying that originated after Sugar and Stamp Act saying that British had better rights.
Representation without taxation is unfair
Taxation without representation
No Taxation without representation
We need more tea!
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One of the Bloodiest Battles of the American Revolution that happened in Georgia
The Boston Massacre
Capture of Savannah
Siege of Savannah
Battle of Kettle Creek
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The only battle the Patriots won in Georgia
Superbowl 51
Battle of Kettle Creek
Battle of Stone Mountian
Siege of Savannah
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(1764) Act that put three-cent tax on foreign refined sugar on coffee, indigo, and some wine.
Sugar Acts
Quartering Act
Townshend Acts
Stamp Acts