CA1 Review

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In 1776, ______ published a pamphlet called "Common Sense" in which he called for complete independence, and it was widely read throughout the colonies.

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Thomas Paine

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Why was Thomas Paine's pamphlet, Common Sense, so popular in the colonies?

Back

It was written in simple language that many people could understand.

Front

Which reason best completes this list?
To spread democratic ideals,
To improve efficiency in manufacturing,
To locate political military allies,
To claim new territory

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To claim new territory

Front

How did the combat tactics of the American militia contribute to their victory over the British at the Battle of Concord?

Back

Sneaking up on the enemy from behind and hiding behind objects while firing

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In what ways did the early Puritan settlers in New England exhibit the same practices that led them to flee to North America?

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They enforced religious uniformity and were intolerant of any differing practices.

Front

According to John Locke, why are governments created?

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People set up governments to protect their lives, their freedom, and their property.

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How did the Intolerable Acts impact the American colonies?

Back

The Intolerable Acts angered and unified colonies, fueling resistance and leading to the American Revolutionary War.

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Which colonial region had Excellent harbors provided commercial opportunities such as shipbuilding and whaling?

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New England Colonies

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What was the major cause of the American Revolution? Options: The Indians were causing trouble for the British, The King was taxing the colonists unfairly and they had no representation., The Colonists were stubborn and inconsiderate.

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The King was taxing the colonists unfairly and they had no representation.

Front

What was the impact of the Boston Massacre on the American colonies?

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It fueled anti-British sentiment and increased support for the American Revolution.