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Intelligence, Counterintelligence, and Gunpowder (The American Revolution)

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Questions regarding the start of the American Revolution

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1
Who was the British commander sent from England along with British troops?
Thomas Gage
Thomas Hardy
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas the Tank Engine
2
What areas in Massachusetts were targeted by Thomas Gage?
Boston and Holyoke
Worcester and Concord
Springfield and Hartford
Lexington and Concord
3
Who along with Paul Revere road to warn the colonists that the British were coming
Samuel Adams and Paul Revere
Thomas Jefferson and John Hancock
William Dawes and Samuel Prescott
Snoop Dog and Master Flash
4
What did General Thomas Gage want to control?
All supplies
Guns
Gunpowder
Gum
5
Who was one of the famous alarm rider who carried the news that the British were coming?
Samuel Adams
Paul Revere
Ronald McDonald
Thomas Gage
6
Who were the Redcoats?
Asian soldiers during the American Revolution
American soldiers during the American Revolution
African soldiers during the American Revolution
British soldiers serving during the American Revolution.
7
Who were some of the members of the Colonial Intelligence Network?
Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington
Paul Revere, John Hancock, Samuel Adams, Benjamin Church
Captain America, Mickey Mouse, Aquaman
Iron Man, Black Widow, Thor, Hulk
8
What was the name of the group that gathered information for the Patriots?
Colonial Intelligence Network
The Internet
The Social Network
The Society of Aliens
9
Who was betraying his fellow Patriots for money?
Samuel Adams
John Hancock
Dr. Benjamin Church
Thomas Gage
10
Who were the Loyalists?
Americans who favored themselves
Americans who favored the British
Americans who favored the Asians
Americans who favored the French