The History of Our United States Test 1

Hymns written by ​ ​ (a)   were sung in the colonies during the Great Awakening.

• Jonathan Edwards
• Issac Watts
• John Wesley

The colonists fought alongside the (a)   in the French and Indian War.

• British
• French
• Native Americans

The commander of the British troops during the French and Indian War was (a)   .

• Edward Braddock
• Patrick Henry
• George Washington

A (a)   is an agreement or understanding between two or more countries.

• treaty
• blockade
• boycott

The (a)   met to list the rights American colonists should have.

• First Continental Congress
• Loyalists
• Stamp Act Congress

The person elected to be the president of the Second Continental Congress was (a)   .

• John Hancock
• Benjamin Franklin
• George Washington

One of the Sons of Liberty, (a)   , warned the Patriots in Lexington of the British troops' movement.

• Paul Revere
• Samuel Adams
• John Hancock

After the French and Indian War, (a)   took control of the land east of the Mississippi River.

• England
• colonists
• France

True or False:

The most powerful voice of the Great Awakening was Isaac Watts.

• True

• False

True or False:

King George III did not allow the colonies to trade freely with other countries.

• True

• False