Module 4 Lesson 2 Review

the Continental Army was the military for the

• British Redcoats

• Spanish Louisiana

• Prussians

• Colonists

the person chosen to lead the Continental Army

• Benedict Arnold

• Samuel Henry

• Comte de

  Rochambeau

• George

  Washington

the first two battles in the Revolutionary War are

• Canada and

  New York

• Lexington and

  Saratoga

• Concord and

  Trenton

• Lexington and

  Concord

the "Birthplace of the Rebellion" is the city of

• Boston

• New York City

• Philly

• Manhattan

the Declaration of Rights was a document sent to King George III by the

• 1st Continental

  Congress

• 2nd Continental

  Congress

• 4th Continental

  Congress

• 3rd Continental

  Congress

soldiers who were allegedly ready to fight at a minute's notice

• colonists

• redcoats

• minutemen

• loyalists

what was the goal of the 1st Continental Congress

• to ask the king to correct problems with the colonies

• to declare independence

• to petition Parliament to repeal the Coercive Acts

• to draft laws in Philadelphia to govern the colonies

Why were the battles at Lexington and Concord important?

• they were George Washington's first battles

• they were the first battles of the American Revolution

• the resulted in Boston being surrounded

• they caused Parliament to act

To refuse to buy goods from a certain source

• Boycott

• Tyranny

• Militia

• Townshend Acts

This act required colonists to house and feed British Troops

• Quartering Act

• Townshend Acts

• Intolerable Acts

• Proclamation of 1763