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US History Final (based on study guide)
US History Final (based on study guide)
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1
The Battle of Lexington and Concord was the first battle of the Revolutionary War.
True
False
2
Who was the MAIN author of the Declaration?
John Adams
James Maddison
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
3
Who was the Confederate President? Where was the capital?
Abe. Lincoln, Washington DC
Jefferson Davis, Washington DC
Jefferson Davis, Richmond VA
Robert E. Lee, Richmond VA
4
The attack on Fort Sumter started the Civil War on April 12, 1860.
True
False
5
What was the first document forming the US government?
Articles of Confederation
US Constitution
Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
6
Who was the first President to live in the White House?
George Washington
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
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Common Sense
was written by John Adams to argue for independence in the colonies
True
False
8
The Battle of New Orleans was considered the last major Battle of the War of 1812 and made Andrew Jackson a hero
False
True
9
The Declaration of Independence was signed July 4, 1776.
False
True
10
Lincoln took office 1861 and was the first Republican president.
False
True
11
The South seceded from the Union and formed the Confederate States of America
False
True
12
The Treaty of Paris of 1783 ended feuds with France in the 1700s.
True
False
13
What was the start of the War of 1812?
Southern attack on DC
British attack on DC
British attack Fort Sumter
French attack on DC
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Why was the Battle of Trenton so important?
Proved that the colonists could take on the british
They won the battle and eliminated British forces
It is where the famous painting came from
Americans went offense; crossed the Delaware river, attacked Hessians.
15
Select all branches of Government
Legislative
Congress
Executive
Judicial
16
Which was the first permanent British settlement in North America? Where and what year was it founded?
Albany, New York (1600)
Jamestown, Virginia (1607)
Jamestown, Virginia (1605)
Plymouth, Massachusetts (1620)
17
Bunker Hill proved the colonists could take on the French
False
True
18
Mayflower Compact was the 1st attempt at self-government in English colonies written and signed by the Pilgrims.
False
True
19
Dred Scott Decision is when a slave sued for his freedom when his master left the United States.
True
False
20
Why did they do this?
because they wanted freedom
because they hated tea
because they hate Britain
protest against Tea Act
21
Thomas Jefferson is the "Father of the Constitution"
True
False
22
Boston Tea party was _______________________ .
Patriots dressed as Indians soldiers dumped tea into the Boston Harbor
The tea party when colonists declared independence
Patriots dressed as Indians dumped tea into the Boston Harbor
Colonists dressed as British soldiers dumped tea into the Boston Harbor
23
Philadelphia and New York City WERE capitals of the US before Washington DC.
True
False
24
Who was Fredrick Douglass?
a African American man who challenged the government
a escaped slave who sued for his freedom
a guy who opposed slavery and claimed it was "despicable and evil"
a former slave who was a leading spokesman and writer
25
The Battle of Yorktown was the LAST battle of the Revolutionary War. The British surrendered here.
False
True
26
John Adams defended soldiers accused of crimes in the Boston Massacre
True
False
27
When was the Republican Party formed?
1850s
1860s
1870s
2020s
28
Who was the Commander in Chief of the Continental Army? (Patriot army)
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
There was no organized patriot army. They were all minutemen.
Marquis de Lafayette
29
Who wrote the Star Spangled Banner? When?
Francis Scott Key, Battle of Fort Sumter, 1861
Francis Scott Key, Battle of Fort Mchenry, 1816
Francis Scott Key, Battle of Fort Mchenry, 1812
Francis Marquis, Battle of Fort Mchenry, 1812
30
The Boston Massacre was....
When colonists fired at British soldiers in Boston
When the colonists started the Revolutionary War with the British in 1776
When the British started the Revolutionary War with the colonists in 1779
When British soldiers fired at a crowd of colonists in Boston