Unit 4 midtest review

What does Lyman Hall, Button Gwinnett and Georgia Walton have in common?

• A. They signed the US Constitution from Georgia.

• B. They signed the Proclamation of 1763 from Georgia.

• C. They signed the Declaration of Independence from Georgia.

• D. They were all from the North.

What was the outcome of the Battle of Kettle Creek?

• A. The colonists were victorious and Patriot morale improved.

• B. The colonists were defeated and Britain recaptured Georgia.

• C. The colonists were victorious and the last British forces left Georgia.

• D. The colonists were defeated and Georgia declared its loyalty to England.

This act was passed in 1765....it was a tax on all paper documents in the colonies such as newspapers, documents, and ship papers.

• Stamp Act
• Tea Act
• Paper Act
• Currency Act

The French and Indian was was fought between the

• French against the Indians
• Indians against the Spanish
• French and British against the Indians
• The French and Indians against the British and the colonists.

What is the name of colonists who favor the king?

• Unionist
• Redcoat
• Loyalist
• Patriot

"Great Britain should not tax the colonists. We have no representation in Parliament." This statement would be said by a

• Patriot

• Loyalist

Who is responsible for creating the Intolerable Acts? 

• Thomas Paine
• Patrick Henry 
• George Washington 
• King George III

Georgia’s loyalty was divided amongst its colonists. Some were loyal to the King and others were outraged over the Intolerable Acts. These two different groups were called?

• British and Americans 
• Effigies and Patriots 
• Colonists and Tories
• Loyalists and Patriots

When colonies were taxed without their input, it was also known as...

• Intolerable Acts
• Mayflower Compact
• Taxation w/out Representation
• English Proclamation

Which of the following was a major weakness of the Articles of Confederation

• It gave Congress no authority to wage war

• It failed to unite the colonies against Britain

• It gave Congress no power to tax citizens in the new states

• It committed Congress to regulate postal services