
American Revolution
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Mrs. Burnham
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American Revolution Unit Review
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Multiple Select
What were 2 causes of the American Revolution?
The colonists wanting freedom from the Native Americans
The colonists wanting freedom from the British.
The colonists being angered by the unfair taxes.
The colonists being angered by the lack of jobs in the colonies.
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Battle of Lexington & Concord
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Battle of Lexington & Concord
April 19,1775
The British learned that Patriots were storing gunpowder and cannons in Concord, Massachusetts
The soliders were sent to march at night to surprise the colonists, but they soon found out what was happening.
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Multiple Choice
Who made the famous Midnight Ride to warn the colonists that the British were coming?
Benjamin Franklin & William Dawes
Paul Revere & Thomas Jefferson
Paul Revere & William Dawes
Benjamin Franklin & Thomas Jefferson
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Battle of Lexington & Concord continued
The British reached Lexington at sunrise and were met by a small group of minutemen
The British asked them to leave, as soon as they did a shot was fired
No one knows who made the shot
The British continued to Concord
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When the British made it to Concord, they searched for the gunpowder and cannons
Fighting broke out and the minutemen forced the British to go back to Boston
More than 250 British soldiers were killed before reaching Boston
This was a victory for the colonists
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Multiple Choice
What was the first shot at Lexington known as?
The First Shot Fired
The Shot Heard by All of Boston
The First Shot Around the World
The Shot Heard Around the World
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Multiple Choice
Who wrote the pamphlet Common Sense?
Thomas Paine
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
John Adams
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Thomas Paine
Writer of Common Sense, which encouraged the colonists to declare independence from Great Britain.
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Declaration of Independence
Written to announce why the colonists thought that they should separate from Great Britain.
Written by Thomas Jefferson on July 4, 1776
He thought they needed to form their own government.
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Multiple Choice
How many parts are there in the Declaration of Independence?
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3
4
5
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Battle of Saratoga
September 19,1777
The British came to attack the colonists from Canada and were stopped near Saratoga, NY
They fought two intense battles and the Americans won.
This battle was considered a turning point in the war.
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Multiple Choice
What was one of the main reasons that the colonists wanted to declare independence?
They wouldn't send soldiers to protect them.
They didn't treat them like the people that lived in Great Britain.
They didn't have a way to work and make money.
They took advantage of their crops and resources.
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Multiple Choice
Which person helped get France to help the Americans in the war?
Benjamin Franklin
Benedict Arnold
John Adams
King George III
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Multiple Choice
Benedict Arnold was called a "turncoat" after he felt disrespected by the Continental Army. Another word for a "turncoat" is a _____?
treason
boycott
rebel
traitor
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1st Rhode Island Regiment
General George Washington prohibited African Americans from fighting in the Continental Army, but changed his mind after the British promised them freedom
General Washington was struggling to find people to fight, so he changed his mind.
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Multiple Choice
What was another name for the 1st Rhode Island Regiment?
Black Army
Black Regiment
African American Army
Hessians
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Battle of Yorktown
October 9, 1781
General Cornwallis led the British Army to Yorktown, Virgina
The Americans and the French fired cannons on Yorktown over and over.
The French Navy blocked the other British soldiers from coming to help General Cornwallis
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Battle of Yorktown
Cornwallis was trapped
The British Army surrendered at Yorktown
This was the last major battle of the American Revolution
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Multiple Choice
What was it called when the French Navy set up ships to not allow the British through the harbor?
blockade
harbor
cannon
fort
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The Second Continental Congress
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Multiple Choice
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are all examples of what?
Demoncracy
Taxes
Natural Rights
Common Sense
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