Chapter 4 TEST

Who led a group known as the Over Mountain Men on a 120-mile trek to Kaskaskia and then an 18-day march through freezing water to take Fort Sackville.

• Bernardo de Galvez

• George Rogers Clark

• John Paul Jones

• Richard Pearson

Who harassed Gen. Cornwallis in the Carolinas?

• Comte de Rochambeau

• Charles Cornwallis

• Nathanael Greene

• Francis Marion

• Marquis de Lafayette

French commander who helped surround the British army at Yorktown--

• Comte de Rochambeau

• Charles Cornwallis

• Nathanael Greene

• Marquis de Lafayette

Southern Patriot who used swift hit-and-run attacks to hurt British supply lines--

• Nathanael Greene

• George Rogers Clark

• Marquis de Lafayette

• Francis Marion

Who was the young Connecticut officer that went behind enemy lines with documents hidden in his shoes?

• Gandalf

• James Armistead

• Marquis de Lafayette

• Nathan Hale

Which one of these ARE part of the Intolerable Acts?

• The colonists must buy only British tea.

• The colonists must pay sugar and molasses

• Massachusetts charter was cancelled.

• Taxes were placed on cell phones, iPads, and laptops.

Who was forced to surrender to Patriot General Horatio Gates at the Battle of Saratoga?

• General Kohl "Turbo Warp" Feucht

• General John Burgoyne

• General William Howe

• General Benedict Arnold

Why was the Battle of Saratoga a turning point for the Patriots?

• The Patriots realized they did not need foreign allies.

• The Patriots saved the army from losing enlisted men.

• The Patriots got a Prussian to train the Continental Army.

• The Patriots gained the support of France and Spain.

What event does this quote by Albigence Waldo, refer to, “The Army which has been surprisingly healthy hitherto, now begins to grow sickly from the continued fatigues they have suffered from this campaign.”

• Battle of Saratoga

• Battle of Long Island

• Battle of Trenton

• Winter at Valley Forge

“The enemy of my enemy is my friend.” Which country does that expression refer to in this chapter?

• France

• Holland

• Germany

• Canada