Road to Revolution Vol 1

Who was fighting in the French and Indian War?

• France and Indians AGAINST Britain
• France and Britain AGAINST the Indians
• Britain and Indians AGAINST France
• Colonists AGAINST France

Which side of the French and Indian War were the colonists on?

• France
• Britain
• Indians

During the American Revolution, Muhaiyuddin and Sa were having a debate. If Muhaiyuddin argued that they should remain loyal to Great Britain and not seek independence, what position was he taking?

• He was taking the position of the Loyalists, colonists who were loyal to Great Britain (didn't want independence)

• He was taking the position of the Patriots, colonists who wanted independence from Great Britain

Ethan and Reni were discussing about the American Revolution. Ethan believed that the Patriots were colonists who were loyal to Great Britain and didn't want independence. On the other hand, Reni believed that the Patriots were colonists who wanted independence from Great Britain. Who is correct?

• Ethan - Patriots were colonists who were loyal to Great Britain (didn't want independence)

• Reni - Patriots were colonists who wanted independence from Great Britain

In a school history project, Muhahmat and Isabelle are discussing about the American Revolution. They are trying to remember who is known as a founder of the Sons of Liberty. Is it 

• Thomas Jefferson

• Samuel Adams

• Benjamin Franklin

• George Washington

What is a boycott?

• a citizen-led meeting to protest a law
• repealing a law because of protest
• a punishment in public
• refusal to buy a good or service

During a school debate, Ethan argued that the Loyalists were people who wanted to remain subjects of Great Britain. Is Ethan correct?

• Yes, Ethan is correct. The Loyalists were people who wanted to remain subjects of Great Britain.

• No, Ethan is incorrect. The Loyalists were people who pledged allegiance to the Sons of Liberty.

• No, Ethan is incorrect. The Loyalists were people who joined committees to promote the Patriots’ cause.

• No, Ethan is incorrect. The Loyalists were people who helped New England merchants by paying their taxes.

The Daughters of Liberty helped make fabric for clothing. How did making fabric promote liberty? 

• Women who made fabric had their own income to spend as they pleased.
• Making their own fabric enabled people to avoid buying British goods.
• Because women contributed to the family income, men appreciated them more.
• Women who worked making fabric were freed from child-care duties.

During a school debate, Lay and Muhaiyuddin were discussing about the law-making assembly of Britain. What is the name of that assembly?

• Congress

• Town Hall

• Parliament

• House of Burgesses

Isabelle, Muhahmat, Faith, Sa, and Han are studying about different colonies in their history class. They learned that certain colonies had a long growing season, large plantations, and used slave labor. Which colonies are they studying about?

• Southern

• Western

• Middle

• New England