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SS Review - American Revolution & Westward Expansion
SS Review - American Revolution & Westward Expansion
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How did settlers travel on the Overland Trail?
by trains
by cars
by covered wagons
by buses
2
Which of the following did the Second Continental Congress NOT do?
organized an army
organized imports & exports
discussed what to do after the war
wrote the Declaration of Independence
3
Colonists against Britain who organized protests & threatened tax collectors.
Sons of Liberty
Sons of Anarchy
Sons of Patriots
Sons of Colonists
4
Who went on the Corps of Discovery expedition?
Daniel Boone
Lewis & Clark
President Jefferson
Revere & Dawes
5
Anti-British Americans fighting for their rights & freedom.
Colonialists
Patriots
Loyalists
Libertarians
6
Which was NOT a hardship faced by settlers traveling on the Overland Trail?
rocky, rough terrain
unpredictable weather
unreliable food
unreliable guidebooks
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This man was hired to find a route through the Appalachian Mountains from NC to Kentucky.
Daniel Boone
William Clark
Thomas Jefferson
Meriweather Lewis
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Colonists teased British soldiers & those soldiers retaliated by shooting into the crowd.
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
Manifest Destiny
Stamp Act
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The change from goods being made by hand to making them by machine in factories.
Westward Expansion
American Revolution
Rise of the Machines
Industrial Revolution
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Colonists who did not want to rebel against the British.
Loyalists
Colonialists
Patriots
Libertarians
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the first tax the British imposed upon the colonists included items made of paper
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
Stamp Act
Townshend Acts
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Paul Revere & William Dawes warned the colonists that the British were coming to these 2 cities
Lexington & Connecticut
Concord & Jamestown
Lexington & Cambridge
Lexington & Concord