Chapter 4-6 Review

The Great Awakening was a __________ awakening in the colonies during the early 18th century.

• Political

• Soocial

• Religious

• Economic

The First Continental Congress met in 1774 principally to

• Strategize ways to redress colonial grievances

• Declare the colonies independence fom England

• Outline a new national government for the future United States

• Organize a colonial army for war against France

• Enlist the support of other countries in their conflict with England

The Battle of Saratoga proved vitally important to the American war cause because

• It boosted the morale of the Patriots

• Britain surrendered and the Revolution was won

• The impressive British General Burgoyne perished in combat

• It encouraged France to provide much needed military aid

At colonial town meetings, colonists were able to

• influence members of Parliament.

• decide on issues for the whole colony.

• form alliances with other colonies.

• participate in local government.

How did the development of colonial governments lead to the American Revolution?

• People in the colonies wanted to get rid of government altogether.

• People in the colonies no longer wanted to be ruled by the British Parliament.

• People in the colonies became more supportive of the British Parliament.

• People in the colonies became less interested in self-government.

These laws controlled trade between the colonies and England

• Navigation Acts

• Stamp Act

• Sugar Act

• Townshend Acts

Colonist initially defied the Navigation Act by

• making their own goods

• trading legally with other countries

• smuggling goods

• boycotting goods

Why did Native Americans side with the French?

• The Native Americans did not want the French to take their land.

• The British and the Native Americans traded with each other.

• The Native Americans and French Traded with each other.

• The Native Americans did not want the British to take their land.

Where did the French and Indian war take place?

• The Ohio River Valley

• Germany

• North America

• Louisiana

Which country lost the most territory in the French and Indian War?

• France

• Britian

• America

• Germany