American Republic Chapter 6 Test

Front

Thomas Jefferson wrote Common Sense, one of the most influential political tracts in history.

Back

False

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As a result of winning the war, the United States received the lands between the Appalachians and the Mississippi River.

Back

True

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The Americans expected the Canadians to join in the effort for independence.

Back

False

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The War for Independence officially ended in 1781.

Back

False

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George Washington was the chief negotiator for the treaty that ended the war.

Back

False

Front

Victories at Trenton and Princeton gave new hope to the Americans’ cause.

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True

Front

Following the Declaration of Independence, the overwhelming majority of Americans supported independence.

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False

Front

Did General Clinton wage a long battle at Yorktown before surrender?

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False

Front

Baron von Steuben trained the colonial army while it was quartered for the winter.

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True

Front

The colonial army had plenty of the supplies and financial support it needed. True or False?

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False