3rd-9 6W Social Studies: Chap 5 Lesson 3 Part 2

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Chapter 5: The American Revolution

Reorder

Put these events in order. The earliest placed at the left.

• Native Americans cross the land bridge

• Leif Erikson discovers North America

• Christopher Columbus sails in 1492

• French and Indian War begins

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Multiple Choice

What was the first cause of the conflict between the French and the British colonies?

• Disagreements over fishing rights and trade

• The British wanted to keep the forest and the French wanted to remove the forest

• The French wanted to keep the forest and the British wanted to remove the forest

• Competition for control of the Caribbean islands

Multiple Choice

Name the Ocean that the Pilgrims sailed across?

• Atlantic Ocean
• Arctic Ocean
• Indian Ocean
• Southern Ocean
• Pacific Ocean

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Multiple Choice

By the time the British forces reached Saratoga, they...?

• were stronger than ever

• had been badly weakened

Multiple Choice

Who was Tadeusz Kosciuszko?

• An Polish engineer who helped fortify the walls around the army

• A Russian military leader who fought in the American Revolutionary War

• A Polish composer who wrote the national anthem of Poland

• A Polish politician who served as the Prime Minister of Poland

Washington on the Offensive

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Multiple Choice

Benjamin Franklin worked with what country to gain their support. They supplied troops, warships, and supplies

• Germany

• Russia

• France

• United Kingdom

Winter at Valley Forge

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Multiple Choice

What was the BEST benefit gained by Washington's Army from their time at Valley Forge?

• Valley Forge provided Washington's Army with a sense of comfort

• Valley Forge provided Washington's Army with a safe,warm place to rest and recuperate

• Training at Valley Forge made the troops into professional soldiers

Women of the Revolution

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Multiple Choice

Who was Phillis Wheatley?

• Phillis Wheatley was a celebrated novelist in the 19th century.
• Phillis Wheatley was a prominent political leader in America.
• Phillis Wheatley was a renowned scientist and inventor.
• Phillis Wheatley was an African American poet and the first published author.

• Phillis Wheatley was a famous painter in the 18th century.

Women of the Revolution

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Multiple Choice

Who wanted John Adams to "remember the ladies"?

• Martha Washington
• Thomas Jefferson
• Benjamin Franklin
• George Washington
• Abigail Adams

The Secret War

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Multiple Choice

One of the most successful American spies was...

• Ronan Williams

• Alex Miller

• Jayden Loving

• Hank Arnold

• James Armistead

African Americans Join the Cause

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Multiple Choice

How many African American troops joined the war?

• 50

• 500

• About 50,000

• About 5,000

• 5,000,000

Native Americans Choose Sides

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Match

Match to person to what they did or said?

• Said "Remember the ladies"

• Carried water to the battlefield and fired the cannon

• Famous African American Poet

• Successful American Spy

• Native American Chief sided with the British

Abigail Adams

Molly Pitcher

Phillis Wheatley

James Armistead

Joseph Brant

• Abigail Adams

• Molly Pitcher

• Phillis Wheatley

• James Armistead

• Joseph Brant