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World History- The American Revolution
World History- The American Revolution
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1
Tending to keep a firm hold on something
Renounce
None of the above
Stamp Act
Tenacious
2
What did the Parliament’s power included? that indirectly influenced the monarch’s ministers.
To Make Laws
All of the above
To pass the budget
To Levy Taxes
3
Who told their representatives at the Continental Congress to vote for independence?
The provincial congresses
The British
legislatures
All of the above
4
What led to an ever-increasing middle class?
Growing Industry
Growing Trade
All of the above
Agriculture
5
France controlled Canada as well as the 13 colonies on the eastern coast of what is now the United States.
False
True
6
the colonies organized the First Continental Congress, which met in Philadelphia in September 1774.
True
False
7
Who was the british spokesman?
None of the above
William Pitt
William Pitt the Young
William Pitt the Elder
8
The act required certain printed materials, such as legal documents and newspapers.
Stamp Act
Tenacious
Renounce
None of the above
9
Paine strongly believed in the rights of people to govern their own affairs and to separate from the rule of a monarch.
True
False
10
Why did the British leaders wanted to get new colonial revenues from the colonies?
Army cost
Cover taxes
To cover their agriculture
Cover War cost
11
Where was Thomas Paine born?
Italy
United States
France
England
12
What did the Parliament imposed on the colonies In 1765?
Renounce
Tenacious
Stamp Act
None of the above
13
Which power did the colonists guarded themselves against?
Monarch
Great Britain
None of the Above
Parliament’s
14
The Glorious Revolution in 1688 resulted in a document called__________.
English Bill of Rights
French Bill of Rights
All of the above
British Bill of Rights
15
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
none of the above
George Washington
Thomas Paine
Thomas Jefferson
16
Formally declare one’s abandonment of
Renounce
Tenacious
Stamp Act
None of the above
17
Unalienable: unable to be taken away from or given away by the possessor
True
False
18
Fighting finally erupted between colonists and the British army in April 1755 in Lexington and Concord,Massachusetts
True
False
19
What does the term British refers to? .
the English and the Irish
The French and the Scots
All of the above
The English and the Scots
20
Who did Common Sense influence?
King George III
None of the above
Thomas Paine
George Washington
21
Who served as the 13 colonies commander in chief?
George Washington
None of the above
William Pitt the Elder
Andrew Jackson
22
William Pitt the Elder became the head of cabinet in 1757.
False
True
23
William Pitt the Elder expanded the British Empire by acquiring Canada and India in the 7 year War.
False
True
24
In attempting to strengthen its hold on its empire, Great Britain had actually _________.
got stronger
won
Weakened
None of the above
25
When was the Declaration of Independence approved?
On June 4, 1776
none of the above
On July 4, 1776
On July 4, 2022
26
How many copies did Common Sense sold?
100,000
10,000
100,0000
1,000
27
A military force that is raised from the civil population to supplement a regular army in an emergency.
None of the above
Renounce
Militia:
Tenacious
28
The monarch of Great Britain and Parliament shared power.
False
True
29
in January 1776 Thomas Paine published a persuasive pamphlet called Common Sense.
True
False
30
When did the United Kingdom of Great Britain came into existence?
1701
1707
1807
1907
31
The monarch chose ministers, who were responsible to the Crown.
False
True
32
In 1794 a new dynasty was established when the last Stuart ruler Queen Anne
,
died without an heir.
False
True
33
Both England and Irish operated with their own distint governments while sharing the same monarch.
False
True