Part 2 lead up to American revolution

Multiple Choice

What were the main challenges faced by the British in naval battles with the colonies?

• Lack of resources

• Poor leadership

• Inadequate training

• All of the above

Open Ended

How did sea power influence the growth of The American Revolution, 1775 - 1783?

Multiple Choice

What were the names of the first two ships bought and armed by Congress to intercept British supply ships?

• Andrew Doria and Cabot

• Alfred and Columbus

• Columbus and Andrew Doria

• Cabot and Alfred

Multiple Choice

Who was designated commander in chief of the Continental Navy?

• Commodore Esek Hopkins

• George Washington

• Thomas Jefferson

• John Adams

Multiple Choice

What was the composition of the first Continental naval squadron?

• Six small schooners, brigs, and sloops

• Only large ships

• Only fishing boats

• A mix of military and civilian vessels

Multiple Choice

What significant action did Hopkins take during the early formation of the American Navy?

• He captured two British forts

• He sailed to New York

• He joined the British Navy

• He built a new ship

Multiple Choice

What happened to most of the ships in the squadron over the next several years?

• They were captured by British warships

• They were all sunk

• They were sold to other countries

• They were used for trade

Multiple Choice

What significant actions did John Paul Jones take during his naval operations?

• He captured eight enemy vessels

• He was dismissed for cowardice

• He led the British frigates

• He became a legendary figure

Multiple Choice

What significant event is described in the text regarding the captured ship?

• It carried British winter uniforms

• It was a naval battle

• It was a trade ship

• It was a fishing vessel

Multiple Choice

What is depicted in the image related to the American Navy?

• A naval battle

• The birth of the American Navy

• A historical ship

• A modern naval vessel

Multiple Choice

What were some of the roles of the vessels in the Continental Navy during the war?

• Seizing war supplies

• Conveying diplomats

• Taking British merchantmen as prizes

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

How many Continental Navy ships survived the war?

• Five

• Ten

• Eleven

• Twenty

Multiple Choice

When was the Marine Corps established?

• 10 November 1775

• 1 January 1776

• 4 July 1776

• 15 August 1775

Multiple Choice

What were some challenges faced in recruiting men for the Continental Navy as the war continued?

• Stricter discipline

• High pay

• Increased rewards

• More ships available

Multiple Choice

How many sails did a typical 3-masted frigate need?

• 10 to 15

• 15 to 18

• 18 to 20

• 20 to 25

Multiple Choice

What is a frigate?

• A frigate is a type of warship.
• A frigate is a type of dessert.
• A frigate is a type of musical instrument.
• A frigate is a type of fruit.

Multiple Choice

What was typically required for manning the guns on an engaged broadside?

• Only the guns on the engaged broadside were manned

• A total crew of more than 250 men

• Only the main battery guns were manned

• Additional men were not needed for other duties

Multiple Choice

What was the total crew size of the Bonhomme Richard, captained by Jones in 1779?

• 300 officers and men

• 350 officers and men

• 380 officers and men

• 400 officers and men

Multiple Choice

What term would be depicted by the photo where British Sailors are seizing US ships and sailors?

• Boycott

• Tariff

• Impressment

• Embargo

Multiple Choice

What were the key events of the American invasion of Canada in 1775 by Generals Arnold and Montgomery?

• Took Montreal

• Attacked Quebec

• Both A and B

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

What strategy did General Benedict Arnold use at the battle of Lake Champlain, and why was it significant?

• He used a surprise attack

• He focused on naval superiority

• He employed guerrilla tactics

• He coordinated with French forces