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History Part 2 Review (American Revolution, DOI, AOC, Statehood, Indian Removal)
History Part 2 Review (American Revolution, DOI, AOC, Statehood, Indian Removal)
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1
Andrew Jackson refused to honor the Supreme Court’s decision.
True
False
2
In October 1779, a joint force of French and Patriot troops attacked Savannah in hopes of retaking the city.
Siege of Georgia
Siege of Savannah
The Take Back
Still Taking Savannah!
3
The land settlers won was NOT Native American land.
False
True
4
Georgia gave money to settlers through the _______ ________, which is where heads of households were given 1000 acres.
Headright System
Land Lotteries
5
Was the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court who ruled in Worcester v. Georgia.
John Ross
Mohn Jarshall
Chief Tomochichi
John Marshall
6
All the capitals of Georgia in order
Augusta, Louisville, Atlanta, Milledgeville, Savannah
Milledgeville, Augusta, Savannah, Louisville, Atlanta
Savannah, Augusta, Louisville, Milledgeville, Atlanta
Savannah, Augusta, Louisville, Atlanta, Milledgeville
7
GA's GA approved the charter in 1785, making it the first state created school of higher education in the United States.
Georgia Tech
University of Alabama
Georgia State
University of Georgia
8
The only colony that purchased stamps.
Virginia
Georgia
Massachusetts
Pennsylvannia
9
The discovery of gold in __________ by a man named Benjamin Parks led to amassive gold rush in the area.
Dahlonega
Savannah
Thomasville
Rome
10
People who were loyal to Britain and did not want the colonies to break away from the mother country.
Patriots
Royalists
Trustees
Loyalists
11
Fought for independence with the Sons of Liberty, calling themselves LibertyBoys.
Loyalists
Trustees
Patriots
Royalists
12
Georgia’s new nickname became “King Cotton.”
True
False
13
In this war, the French and Indians teamed up against the British and the American Colonies. Fought from 1754-1763.
Battle of Kettle Creek
French & Indian War
Battle of Gettysburg
Cold War
14
In this case, the Supreme Court ruled that Native American land had to obey US law – but not state law.
Plessy v. Ferguson
Worcester v. Georgia
Webster v. Georgia
Brown v. Board of Education
15
What was invented by Eli Whitney in 1793?
Airplane
Cotton Gin
Publix
Railroads
16
Which colony was the thirteenth and LAST colony?
New York
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
17
the Creek chief who sold the last of his people’s land when he signed the Treaty of Indian Springs.
John Marshall
William McIntosh
John Ross
Andrew Jackson
18
forced removal of the Cherokee from Georgia, forced to march to Oklahoma, and it killed one third of their people.
Trail of Tears
Trail of Indians
Trail of Sadness
Jackson's Trail
19
The Delcaration of Independence is made up of
Preamble & Grievances
Grievances & Declaration
Preamble, Grievances, & Declaration
Preamble & Declaration
20
Georgia did not send a representative to the Stamp Act Congress, a group of colonists who met to discuss the Stamp Act.
False
True
21
was the chief of the Cherokee and fought to help protect the land of the Cherokee by appealing to the US Congress.
William McIntosh
Andrew Jackson
John Marshall
John Ross
22
Members of Georgia’s General Assembly were bribed by landcompanies to sell the land (even though they didn’t own it).
Headright system
Land lotteries
Yazoo Land Fraud
23
The capital of Georgia moved to stay in the center of population.
False
True
24
The Georgia militia attacked 600 British Loyalists. This battle was a Patriot victory.
Battle of Kettle Creek
Battle of Yorktown
Battle at Saratoga
Battle of Gettysburg
25
The two delegates from Georgia who signed the Constitution were
William Few & Lyman Hall
Thomas Jefferson & Abraham Baldwin
William Few & Abraham Baldwin
George Walton & Abraham Baldwin
26
was the president during Native American removal.
Jimmy Carter
Andrew Jackson
Andrew Johnson
FDR
27
The ________ ___ __________ was the United States’ first constitution.
Declaration of Independence
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Confederation
Articles of Constitution
28
Georgia signers of the Declaration of Independence
Button Stinnett, Bryman Crall, George Walton
Button Gwinnett, Lyman Hall, George Walton
Hutton Gwinnet, Lyman Hall, George Stallman
Button Gwinnett, Lyman Stall, George Walters
29
The land lottery was where people purchased ________ in hopes of winning land.
tickets
houses
food
land
30
The AOC were perfect and had no problems.
False
True
31
This act was passed by the British and it taxed the colonies with atax on all paper goods.
Stamp Act
Embargo Act
Judiciary Act
Indian Removal Act
32
Because the Articles of Confederation were so weak, delegates from the states met to change the AoC in a meeting called
the Constitutional Convention of 1778
the Constitutional Convention of 1789
the Constitutional Convention of 1776
the Constitutional Convention of 1787
33
Because of the French & Indian War debt, the ________ TAXED the colonies!
Spanish
Japanese
British
Italians
34
Jackson signed this which eventually placed Native American tribes out west in Indian Territory.
Indian Removal Act
Treaty of Indian Springs
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
35
Georgia began shipping cotton out through the railroads, and the city __________ (later Atlanta).
Milledgeville
Maximus
Louisville
Terminus
36
This was a proclamation from the king of Britain that said that the colonistscould not pass the Appalachian Mountains.
Emancipation Proclamtion
Appalachian Mountains Proclamation
Proclamation of 1763
Royal Proclamation
37
The Articles of Confederation changed and becamethe U.S. Constitution after the Constitutional Convention of 1787.
False
True